crescendo - part V - and other WIPs

This is only another rough idea, I thought about increasing the height of the tds but I had little success. In the next picture, there are 3 groups with 3 tds, but in the second tds the picot is a wee bit bigger and then rolls 5 times, the third again is a little bigger than the previous and rolls 7 times.

The first part of the tds is always the same, that is:

• Start with a very small picot and one double stitch. 
• Laying the picot across the ball thread and pull up a loop of thread through the picot. 
• Then, take another loop of the ball thread and pull it through the previous loop.
• Now slip the shuttle through the loop thus formed. Don't tighten it, yet. 
• Take a loop of the core thread in the ring finger, then pass the shuttle from back to front, through the loop, 3 times.
• Tighten the ball thread and don't let the core thread slip out of place. 
• Then, pull the core thread.

Second tds:

• Start with a normal picot and one double stitch. 
• Laying the picot across the ball thread and pull up a loop of thread through the picot. 
• Then, take another loop of the ball thread and pull it through the previous loop.
• Now slip the shuttle through the loop thus formed. Don't tighten it, yet. 
• Take a loop of the core thread in the ring finger, then pass the shuttle from back to front, through the loop,  5 times
• Tighten the ball thread and don't let the core thread slip out of place. 
• Then, pull the core thread.

Third tds:

• Start with a picot a little higher than previous tds and one double stitch. 
• Laying the picot across the ball thread and pull up a loop of thread through the picot. 
• Then, take another loop of the ball thread and pull it through the previous loop.
• Now slip the shuttle through the loop thus formed. Don't tighten it, yet. 
• Take a loop of the core thread in the ring finger, then pass the shuttle from back to front, through the loop,  7 times
• Tighten the ball thread and don't let the core thread slip out of place. 
• Then, pull the core thread.

I can't go further.

I designed another little motif, this time it is a triangular one. I confess I already shared this with Muskaan (muskaan's T*I*P*S), last week I sent her a close up picture and she's a very talented tatter, she could count my stitches and replicated it in a nanosecond! So, for I haven't written down the pattern yet, you bet she has my full permission to post her stitches' count in her blog! Thank you, Muskaan!

UPDATE: link to the pattern for this triangle: http://tipsaroundthehome.blogspot.com/2018/07/treble-with-m.html

I also have other WIPs started, I hope I will stay committed and finish something, sooner or later!
One is "Star Pattern in Tatting for a Chair or Sofa Tidy" by Mrs. Eliza Warren, a pattern from 1868, but I've changed it to have all motifs connected by split rings, instead of many little squared motifs. That is what I did till now:

The second old old pattern that I'm tatting is the modernised version by Ruth Perry of the "narrow edging" in Riego Royal Tatting book, 1864, that one where a real chain appeared for the first time, with clear instructions. The link to the renewed pattern is here:
http://tat-calendar.blogspot.com/search?q=riego+edging+15 , I found it easily, thanks to the hard work of sweet tatters who shares their time and knowledge in Craftree. 

That will be an edging for the fan, I haven't decided yet for attaching it to the fabric or if I tat more rounds that would substitute the fabric.

Ciao,
Ninetta

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UPDATE:
Please refer to the page  "Treble Tatting Stitch - Summary" for any info about treble tatting stitches, thank you.
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