Thursday, September 25, 2014

Motif Madness!

After this row it is just straightforward tatting with no more separate motifs. It will take a 
while, but at least there will not be all the cut and hide stuff. 



14 comments:

  1. I finally got on to In tatters and now got to figure out how to use it! I found this pattern and I already have it in his book I have, but yours looks better :) Cause you can see all the work! looks great on plaid too!

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    1. Good! Then you can get a copy of this pattern. It isn't in his books; you have to get it from Grace or Karen at InTatters. Read the thread there. : )

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  2. It looks totally worth all the effort you are putting into it!!! It's stunning even unfinished!! :)

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    1. NO, Tally! Just my irreverent sense of irony. I'm surprised I haven't received a scolding or worse from the Tatting Police by now!

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  4. Looks great! At least each scallop doesn't take too long.

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  5. Thanks Tatters for following my progress and such encouraging comments. They really boost my tatting mojo.: )

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  6. This really is dazzling tatting, m'dear! I agree, it looks especially fetching on that plaid! Oh la la!

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  7. That round I do not want to do! You're doing great.

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  8. I am glad you are keeping with it, it looks a monster doily, keep up the good work.
    Love to Gian
    Margaret

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  9. Wow! As annoying as finishing off lots of little ends can be, I sometimes find it a nice change to have a round composed of little motifs rather than an everlasting round. It seems to make the tatting go by faster...

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  10. Looks gorgeous. I would prefer continuous round tatting to all those motifs!

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