If at first you don't succeed,
try
and try again.
Can you spot the mistakes?
A pattern from page 90 of Mary Konior's book
titled Tatting with Visual Patterns.
A very elegant pattern tatted in one round,
all rings, using one shuttle.
Just need to watch where you join to.
But the third try was a success, after some unpicking.
Can you spot the mistakes?
A pattern from page 90 of Mary Konior's book
titled Tatting with Visual Patterns.
A very elegant pattern tatted in one round,
all rings, using one shuttle.
Just need to watch where you join to.
But the third try was a success, after some unpicking.
Top marks for persistence!
ReplyDeleteGreat motifs and tries!! :)
ReplyDeleteSomewhat impossible to see the 'errors' - I really can't find them. I did look at the book and I was surprised to see where she begins the pattern. It appears you have the correct numbers of rings (4 inside, 7 outside) and picots. The outer 7 rings are different sizes, but it isn't immediately apparent that on the outside 7 ring group, the center ring is smaller than the two rings flanking it - kind of an optical illusion to create this 'diamond' shape. I'm always amazed at how Mary came up with her designs and concepts! I'm sure correct tension is involved, and you're a master at that! The white one seems to have the perfect tension, although the yellow looks good, too!
ReplyDeleteYou got there, but I can’t see any mistakes on the first two, lovely colour thread.
ReplyDeleteWEll done! This is one of my favorites. I'm glad you conquered it!
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