I'm planning to write a tutorial, but you know that I'm a lazy kind of designer, so you should be patient with me!

Local news: last Sunday I went to a lacemakers' meeting, mostly for bobbin lace makers, but I had also the opportunity to see other type of lace, like macramè or netting by women from Bosa (you can read this great post by Jeanine: Sardinian Bosa Filet Lace , so well written, as usual).
I was soooo happy that I met a new tatting friend, too! She was teaching how to needle tatting to another woman and then she learned how to tat clunies! It's fantastic! I'm looking forward to another meeting that will be held in July!
Ciao,
Ninetta
P.S. How do you stay updated with your activity on the blogsphere? I mean, how do you know when someone is replying to a comment you did in someone else blog? I think that I'm confusing Blogger and FB, right?
That is gorgeous!!! :)
ReplyDeleteWow Ninetta, I'm blown away by your bracelet, it's fabulous! I'll have to look out for those twin beads, they sound intriguing.
ReplyDeleteYour jewelry is incredible love it!
ReplyDeleteThat looks impressive, but I still don't understand the twin beads.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous bracelet Ninetta! I've been using twin beads in beaded jewellery but not tried them with tatting yet.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, I love all your comments!
ReplyDeleteDear Ninetta, I just won the bracelet like this that you donated to the Palmetto Tat Days auction. Amazing work,so tiny and perfect. Thank You!
ReplyDeleteThank you Connie! W-)
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