I had that problem with my butterfly doily... but it looks like you have a lot less ruffling than I did. I think pressing it lightly whilst pulling gently on the edges would sort it out.
Nah! It will be fine - especially if you block it. Am I the only one that blocks doilies these days? I tend to tat (and crochet) pretty tightly, os it seems like I have to block everything.
I use a squart bottle and dampened it with shuttles attach to and blocked it. It would dry overnight. I felt I could not stand the ruffles could tat no further till it did that. It got those first ruffling rounds out of the way and the rest were fine. Looks like you have more faith waiting for the end. But I didn't☺️
It looks beautiful!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI am on the final round and mine still has ruffling, it's just not as bad the farther out you get.
I had that problem with my butterfly doily... but it looks like you have a lot less ruffling than I did. I think pressing it lightly whilst pulling gently on the edges would sort it out.
ReplyDeleteLooking beautiful, I would not worry I think by the time you wash it and block it, the ruffling will have gone
ReplyDeleteLove to Mr G
Nah! It will be fine - especially if you block it. Am I the only one that blocks doilies these days? I tend to tat (and crochet) pretty tightly, os it seems like I have to block everything.
ReplyDeleteI use a squart bottle and dampened it with shuttles attach to and blocked it. It would dry overnight. I felt I could not stand the ruffles could tat no further till it did that. It got those first ruffling rounds out of the way and the rest were fine. Looks like you have more faith waiting for the end. But I didn't☺️
ReplyDeleteHypnotic! Love the pattern and colors!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tatters!
ReplyDeleteCould you block it at this stage, before going on? I'm sure I've done that with some big doilies.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful doilies! 9 rows are mine yet only.
9 rows are mine yet only. :-)
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