I showed you the clown tatting here. I finally found the printed (hardcopy) pattern and the tatted clown pattern is by Pam Palmer. I got this pink t-shirt which is probably too big for my 2.5 year old niece but she will grow into it.
The other t-shirt is for my 18 year old niece. It is actually peach but it looks pink here. The tatted butterfly was posted here earlier.
I used a fabric glue to fasten the tatting to the t-shirts. It is not too bad and quite easy to use. Earlier last month, I tried the fabric glue to attach a small tatted flower onto a pair of shorts and subjected it to several washings in the machine. Happy to say that it is still fastened on and I am very happy with the results.
Those are really nice!!
ReplyDeleteLove the butterfly
They look fantastic! :)
ReplyDeletethe tatting on the blouses look awesome! i love the clown esp.
ReplyDeletehey wendy, can u pls share where i can find the pattern? thanks.
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable! Good to know the glue holds the motifs on tightly. It's kind of difficult to stitch them onto something. I'm working with a couple motifs you gave me right now, and soon I'll something to show you!
ReplyDeleteYes, I finally got it done. Glad you liked it and yes the fabric glue works, well at least for this one I got from 'Craft Smart' Australia.
ReplyDeleteThe clown pattern from Pam Palmer was one of the patterns from my tatting lesson in 2006.