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Saturday, April 28, 2007

Twenty-second Motif

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Once again, from Iris Niebach's free patterns posted at Iris Niebach's Tatting Online , four Gianduia six-sided motifs fastened to...

Twenty-first Motif

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A square design by Lene Bjørn from the book Tatting together square motifs edited by Iris Niebach. This one is made in DMC Cébélia size 30...
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Monday, April 23, 2007

Twentieth Motif

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Still another from Iris Niebach -- all in one pass. This little square motif is "Cactus" from the free patterns she has generousl...
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Sunday, April 8, 2007

Nineteenth Motif

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Another small treasure from Iris Niebach's Tatted Doilies , this is Nora. It is made in 5 rounds. The thread is King Tut quilting thre...
Friday, April 6, 2007

Eighteenth Motif

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This is actually six motifs and an edging. It's one of Jan Stawasz's designs from Tatting: Theory and Patterns . The thread is one...
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Sunday, March 25, 2007

Seventeenth Motif

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More baby-lace made with Signature and Gütermann threads. My sister has dyed two more baby shirts, so we have to decide which bit of lace...

Sixteenth Motif

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My sister does fantastic tie-dyed everything (we have to hide anything white cotton from her if we want it t o stay white). We are combini...
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Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Fifteenth Motif

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There. Something smaller -- but with the same thread as used on the Stawasz square doily. These little earrings just used up what was left...

Fourteenth Motif

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Motif? Yeah, I'm counting it. This is the square doily from Jan Stawasz' Tatting, Theory and Patterns. It's not difficult to...
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Monday, March 12, 2007

Thirteenth Motif

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This bookmark just grew when I was trying to use up the thread on my shuttles. I started with a split ring and added the horizontal set of ...
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Tatting while listening to audio books is what I call relaxation. I get home from work, get dinner out of the way, then park myself in my favorite chair. I pick up my lap desk covered with shuttles, patterns, strings and beads, stick the earbuds in and say, "Checking out!" Nobody bothers me then -- until it's time to go ride the stationary bike, that is.
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