Tat's All She Wrote
Saturday, February 2, 2008

Another Butterfly

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Isn't this a happy little guy? He just looks like, "Ta-DA! I'm a butterfly!" He is, of course, "Seven" by Sher...
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Sunday, January 27, 2008

Hippopotami

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Aren't they sweet? Tat it and See -- a hippopotamus! Jane Eborall's newest creature has been fun to make. It's been really in...
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Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Butterfly One - Version One Pattern

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First version of the first butterfly. For those of you that can work from a diagram, I hope this one is sufficient. If there's somethi...
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Sunday, January 20, 2008

Tat It and See

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Tat it and See by Jane Eborall How much fun is a do it day-by-day pattern without knowing what you're making? Ask just about anybody i...
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Friday, January 18, 2008

Butterfly Two Pattern

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Some of the tatters from Here-Be-Tatters were interested in trying these butterflies from the diagrams I made for myself. You better believ...
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Butterflies for Baby

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Since I'm off to a baby shower tomorrow -- it was about time to get this finished. The lace is finally sewn on and down. I found that ...
Wednesday, January 2, 2008

Butterfly Six

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I still have that ball of yellow DMC Cébélia size 30, so I made another butterfly. This one worked quite well right from the beginning I o...
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Monday, December 10, 2007

Ghosts of Christmas Past

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This is our downstairs tree. It has 72 satin-wrapped styrofoam ornaments covered with tatting, and about a dozen small tatted snowflakes, o...
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Saturday, November 24, 2007

Butterfly Five

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Still not even close to using up a whole ball of yellow DMC Cébélia size 30 -- I did another couple of practice butterflies. Had the first ...
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Thursday, November 15, 2007

Butterfly Four

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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. ...
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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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