Tat's All She Wrote
Friday, December 12, 2008

Gift Ornaments Three and Four

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These two ornaments are both made from my first ornament pattern (well, the first one I ever wrote down, anyway). The green and red one is ...
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Thursday, December 11, 2008

Heather's Hand-Dyed Thread!

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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...
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Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Gift Ornament Two

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Size 80 DMC green variegated tatting cotton and red seed beads -- very traditionally Christmas. This one started with the large rings at th...
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Sunday, December 7, 2008

Gift Ornament One

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Now that my gifts have wended their way across the oceans and been opened, I can show them off here. First, a lot of split rings and some ch...
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Friday, November 21, 2008

Busy, Busy, Busy

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Doesn't look like I've been busy, since I haven't posted since September! I have been, though. Work (such an icky word, spit, ...
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Thursday, September 25, 2008

Lock-Chain Ornament Pattern

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One person expressed an interest -- that's quite enough for me. Here's the pattern I created for the Design Challenge 2. Click on ...
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Sunday, September 21, 2008

TIAS4

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I have been working on Sherry Pence's TIAS while I've been fiddling with Sharon Briggs' Design Challenge. (Aren't they nice ...
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Design Challenge 2 Revisited

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I just couldn't leave this one alone. I was not satisfied with the green and yellow one (it might have been the colors). This pink and...
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Thursday, September 11, 2008

Design Challenge 2

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Sharon's second image from the Design Challenge proved to be quite a challenge for me. The first one I made is just over 1/6 done -- ...
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Sunday, August 24, 2008

Rhubarb Crisp Milena

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This is Iris Niebach 's "Milena" from the book Tatted Doilies made in Yarnplayer 's size 80 "Rhubarb Crisp". Wh...
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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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