Saturday, September 8, 2012

Tatting is fun!

 I've been a little busy with tatting this and tatting that..........
 The doily (sz 30 thread) on the right isn't laying flat....because my thought of 1/4" thread spacing isn't what the ruler says.  I will have to tat it over again.
The square motif is tatted with sz 20 thread and isn't finished yet.
 Ahh, yes, [with the help of Sharon Briggs website] my first tatted wild rose (sz 20 thread).....love it!
Using sz 20 thread, I tatted a few chain links and then moved on to Marliee Rockley's earrings from April 2012 Bead & Button Magazine.

9 comments:

  1. Tatting is fun! I really like the thread you're using... very soft and appealing.

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  2. So gorgeous! and I need to learn to do it as that would be a really sweet finishing touch to my doll babies's dresses and socks! Thanks for sharing!!!

    still here admiring your work!
    hugz
    Pam

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  3. Wow!! That's amazing! I took a tatting class in July, and I kinda got the hang of it - but haven't produced much. Your stuff is just LOVELY and I have a real appreciation now of the labor involved!

    Thanks for sharing the pretty thing pictures!!

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  4. I agree with Diane. These pinks are lovely!! Your tatting is gorgeous.

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  5. Well, you've boosted my determination about about a thousand notches. :) These are so gorgeous, so dainty and light. Love the colors, too!

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  6. Such gorgeous tatting Maria, I love it. You really are moving along with it too. Catch up again soon.

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  7. Hi Maria, I just love your tatting it looks so good, and you look so beautiful in your pink sweater. I swear you are getting younger all the time....will you tell us your secret?

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  8. Oh, what wonderful things you make!!! They are all very nice. (Sorry for my English)
    Many greetings
    Apollonia from Switzerland

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  9. Hi Maria
    You have made so wonderful things!!! One is nicer than the other!!
    (Sorry for my English)
    Wish you enough inspiration for more wonderful works.
    Many greetings
    apollonia from Switzerland

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