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Wednesday, 7 October 2009
WIP - completed
This was my second attempt at this pattern from the Japanese Tatting book listed in this post. In the book this was sewn on a cushion. The book does say it is a modern adaptation using Weldon's pattern (1887). After I took the photo in that post, I realised there was a mistake 3 to 4 rings back and had to unpick to correct it. But I finally finished it a few days later and this is how it looks. This HDT by LadyShuttleMaker is called Tuscany. I am still not totally satisfied with the tatting because the threads connecting round 1 and 2 were still too long. It was the same problem in my first attempt and it could not lie flat hence what you see below is the result.
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Looks pretty flat to me now. You must be a real perfectionist! Those are beautiful colors.
ReplyDeleteHi Annie,
ReplyDeleteThe 1st one in yellow does not lie flat. LOL, I am quite fussy about my own work. I hate it when I find a mistake or when it does not turn out as I expect.
Well, it looks like you could stiffen the other one into a nice candy dish or basket or something! I once had a mistake that ended up making a nice tatted hat. LOL!
ReplyDeleteThey are both pretty!
I love the color in the second one but I also love the way you used the first one. It's all good!
ReplyDeleteYour work is gorgeous! I love that first piece - the colours are so unusual.
ReplyDeleteFox : )
Such lovely photos of your stunning work. Quite frankly, the prettiest tatting errors I have ever seen. Love the previous suggestions on how best to make use of the yellow motif.
ReplyDeleteYou may "mess up" for me anytime! *grins*