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Saturday, 30 October 2010
Shuttle Exchange with Tatting Goddess
Isn't she a truly rare beauty? A red Clover shuttle embellished by Tatting Goddess with sparkling gems. It looks so luxurious and it tats well too. The gems did not get into the way too much. I love it . . . and the story that came with it.
Also included the in the package (besides a string of red crystals, two wire circles and a teatime postcard) was this little pin keeper. The bead in the centre is magnetic and the pin is securely attached. On the retractable end you could attach your crochet hook. I decided to attach my picot gauge because I lose it very often in the folds of my clothes when tatting. This is ingenious. I have seen this retractable card holders before but never thought of using it this way. The tatting which Gina put on is such a clever personalisation and it matches my self made picot gauge. I am really going to enjoy this. Thank you so much.
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Lovely!
ReplyDeleteWhat is the story that accompanied the red Clover from Gina?
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What a beautiful red Clover! And the pin holder is a super idea! That Gina - she is brill! Enjoy your goodies!
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I'm so glad you liked it! You have such an nice variety of shuttles now. Thank you for coming up with such a fun idea!
ReplyDelete...whats the story? We wanna know! heheheee
ReplyDeleteby the way.. those are very nice.. the shuttle and the pin keeper!
Crimson and Clover! LOL! Well, that is a lovely shuttle! Gina did a nice job! How fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I use the retractable card holder for my work badge - never thought about re-purposing it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun exchange. The red shuttle is gorgeous!
Lovely red shuttle and the pin holder is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteHmmm, story about the red clover shuttle. All I am saying is that it was red and plain-looking on a shop shelf in Aussieland, acquired by someone who visited from oceans away, taken care of in a loving home, encrusted in beautiful jewels and gifted to someone who will treasure it always.
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