Tat's All She Wrote
Saturday, June 21, 2008

Tag, someone else is IT!

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Sapna tagged me to share 6 unimportant things about myself based on these rules: 1. Link back to the person that tagged you. [Yup, did th...
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Monday, June 16, 2008

Isn't She a Doll?

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This is my punk Betty Boop -- maybe Batty Boop? With her bright green lipstick she really should have had shocking blue hair. I learned a ...
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Sunday, June 8, 2008

A Bit of This and That

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Marilee Rockley's "Dreams" again -- this time in purple DMC Cébélia size 30 with a button closure for my 12-year-old niece. ...
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Sunday, June 1, 2008

Hairy and Bald

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A bunch of us at ETatters have been doing a tat-along -- working on this same pattern. My first one follows the pattern (except I had to a...
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Saturday, May 31, 2008

Fantasia 2 again and Day 6

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Finally! I made these two versions of Anemone Sylvestris from Iris Niebach's book Fantasia 2 during the past month or so. Both are from...
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Tuesday, May 27, 2008

TIAS and more

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Here's my version of days three and four of the TIAS. I did day two (else I couldn't have done three and four, you see), but didn...
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Tuesday, May 20, 2008

TIAS3 - Day One

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I've done the tatting -- you do the seeing. What is it? Yes, yes -- I know it's a button, some thread, beads and a safety pin. Al...
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Friday, May 9, 2008

Spring, Please!

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Pink and green! Shouldn't that inspire a bit of Spring weather instead of snow -- in May?? Perhaps, because the last couple of days ha...
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Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Dreaming of Christmas?

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The other day my sister discovered her Christmas jingle-bell necklace had ...um... mysteriously disintegrated. She had all the bells, but n...
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Thursday, April 24, 2008

More Fantasia 2

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