
Yeah, not the best color combination in the world, is it? I had some purple left from "Seven" and some orange left from the first try. I managed to not switch shuttles at the wing points, but STILL had one too many picots in that chain. Then I fiddled a bit with the end -- because (drat) where were those picots in the first ring? Okay, try again!
The color combination is better, and TA-DA I managed to get the right amount of picots in that

Then I got a real wild hair and decided if I wasn't managing experienced beginner I better wander off to my personal drawing board and figure out what would work for me, because I really like these wings, you know! They're happy wings; they shout "I can fly!"
There. I started with these moth-like antennae that are so fun to make then did four split rings and worked these lovely wings off a picot, and finished up with the final tail ring. Okay, I added some extra picots and a few extra stitches here and there so the poor thing would flatten out. But, alas, the wings aren't nearly so happy.
Angelica's gotta go on the back burner until I learn to count and pay attention!