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Monday, 13 September 2010
Falaisie Road Dragonfly Pattern
I named it after the road we lived on, where my sister and I spent many hours playing in the garden, catching dragonflies. Thank you to Gina and Fox for test tatting it for me. They gave me good suggestions which I have incorporated and hopefully you will find it easy to tat. I have a pdf file of this so if this image is not too clear, just leave your e-mail address and I will send you the file. Enjoy!!
I named it after the road we lived on, where my sister and I spent many hours playing in the garden, catching dragonflies. Thank you to Gina and Fox for test tatting it for me. They gave me good suggestions which I have incorporated and hopefully you will find it easy to tat. I have a pdf file of this so if this image is not too clear, just leave your e-mail address and I will send you the file. Enjoy!!
Love the Drasgonfly. Reminds me of the one we use to see while camping.
ReplyDeleteOh wow - faster than I thought! A very easy tat and somewhat addictive, I might add.
ReplyDeleteI really like this dragon fly and can't wait to try tatting it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYes, please! May I have a copy of the PDF file?
ReplyDeleteFalaisie Road Dragonfly is a keeper!
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Your dragonflies are so beautiful. I must try the pattern.
ReplyDeleteI would really love to see what the different colours and versions you come up with.
ReplyDeleteHow awesome! I would love to make beaded ones in different colors & sizes for a shirt back and yoke! Please send me the pdf- thank you
ReplyDeleteHope Green
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They are ever so cute.
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