More of that yellow Cébélia size 30. This is a butterfly in profile -- by default. I started it as a butterfly with wings on both sides. ...

Again with the yellow Cébélia size 30 (maybe I can use the whole ball this way) I made the first attempt at this butterfly. It wasn't ...

This is one of the "ewwww, that's icky" patterns reworked until I like it pretty well. The first one in Cébélia size 30 has n...

Progression of the middle butterfly... The first incarnation in yellow Cébélia size 30 had too much going on in the center -- lots of chain...

That's what I've been doing. When I couldn't tat, I was making all these complicated butterfly patterns -- without stitch coun...

A long-sleeved "onsie" for a winter daughter. My sister did the tie-dye and I put a neck decoration on it in shades of pink. The...

I've been tagged by Sapna -- it didn't hurt though. Here are the rules which you must abide by if you are tagged. 1. Link to your t...

This is how I learned to tat. I bought this brand-new book for 50 cents (in 1974), a metal Boye shuttle with a bobbin, and used some of my ...

Except for the color -- which I like -- what an absolute waste of two nights and a morning pretending to block this awful thing. I say pret...

Lucky Clover by Blomqvist and Persson in Tatting Patterns and Designs is one of the last things I finished before hand surgery. It's t...