Very rarely do I have just the exact amount of thread on my shuttles that I need for a project. I like to wind my shuttles continuous thr...

Jess from Tat-ilicious did a giveaway for a skein of her hand-dyed thread just for selecting colors for a variegate and giving it a name.  ...

I just got the best thank you card ever. The card was hand-made, the thank-you sincere and the photo included was totally adorable. The be...

Ta-da! I'm now caught up to the second week of February. Unfortunately, it's the second week of March. *sigh* No matter, I'm...

She's at it again! You'll want to hop on over there and make a nice comment. She's got a lovely tin of violet mints (with the ...

Way back in December (you know, last year) I participated in a thread exchange in one of the tatting groups. I had five partners, but only...

My sister has been dying things again. She did a set of tie-dyed sheets to enter in the Fair (which won a blue ribbon). While she had all ...

I've shown these ornaments on the blog before. The first one -- with the second place ribbon -- is being donated to the "Festival o...

More thread! Bonnie had her dyes out again this weekend. I unwound thread like mad so she could make it more interesting than ecru and whi...

Look how lucky I am! My sister had her dyes out this weekend and did three balls of thread for me. These first two are 20 gram weight DMC ...

There. Yes, it does look better in a solid color. It might be okay in a multi-colored thread, but the thread would have to be very careful...

This is my second homework motif worked into a little mat. It is 4 inches (about 10 cm) square. The thread is size 20 Lizbeth "Desert...

"Cornelia" from Tatted Doilies by Iris Niebach. This is such a pretty pattern! As it is all worked in a single round, it's a...

It really pays to read tatting blogs -- really it does. Know why? Because so many of the blog writers are so generous. I know this is tru...

What to make with all this beautiful thread...no decision yet. I did use a little bit of the "Lazy Daisy" for a special project (...

The yellow stuff stood me in good stead as a test working. This is "Anemone Blanda," the little oval doily from Iris Niebach ...

Someone left a comment somewhere on here that I can't find. Google told me there was an error when I approved it for publishing, so may...