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Friday, 10 January 2014

flowery

centrino fiore by ninettacaruso

centrino fiore, a photo by ninettacaruso on Flickr.
I finished the doily "under construction", and that's the result. I thought it'd needed another round, but now I like it as it is. I've ironed it, not blocked, so there're some long picots still twisted, not so bad anyway. Thread is DMC 80, in red and grey, and pattern is mainly SRs of 3-3/3-3. Flowers are SRs in the center, and simple rings create the flowery illusion. Here is another photo taken before attaching them to the center daisy:
Ho finito il centrino "in costruzione" e questo è il risultato. Pensavo che servisse un'altro giro, ma adesso mi piace così com'è. L'ho stirato, non bloccato con gli spilli, quindi qualche picot non è ben steso, non male, dopotutto. Il filo è il solito DMC n.80, in rosso e grigio, lo schema è principalmente fatto con tutti split ring con pippiolini separati da 3 nodi ciascuno. I fiorellini sono split ring al centro e semplici anelli creano l'illusione floreale. La seconda foto l'ho scattata prima di attaccare tutti i fiorellini alla margherita centrale.

Ciao,
Ninetta

14 comments:

  1. Beeeeuuuutifffuuuuul! Love it! Also love Joe Cocker! : ))
    Fox

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  2. Really nice work and color choice !

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  3. Absolutely a fabulous doily!!!!! :)

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  4. Gorgeous doily! The red is a nice pop of color. The long picots look a bit like Teneriffe lace.

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  5. Wow, fabulous! Perfect as it is, you certainly don't need another round.

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  6. That is gorgeous! So many interesting elements to attract the eye, and so nicely shaped as a whole.

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  7. What a very clever design! The split rings serve their purpose well!

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  8. Thank you very much for all your nice comments!
    Hugs,
    Ninetta

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  9. What a beautiful and eye catching doily! My husband also just walked past the computer and added the same compliments! Such a unique design.

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  10. Really like this one, the contrast of color and the geometry. I'd love to buy the pattern.

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  11. thank you Grace, so far my patterns are free, you find them on flickr. I should draw this too.

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  12. That is amazing! Those long picots look challenging to do well...

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Thank you very much for all your nice comments.

Ciao
Ninetta