Yesterday evening was the "cut and @#!" time for the invisiballs. I was not in top shape, or I was too much distracted by the film on tv, or both.
In the afternoon I tried the shape of the tree with the plastic coated wire and it was a failure too. I changed my mind and have another idea for the tree. I think to use a plastic transparent sheet, shaped in a cone. It must be at least 30centimeters high. What do you think?
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Ninetta
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Friday 5 December 2014
olive shape
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Thank you very much for all your nice comments.
Ciao
Ninetta
Ninetta
the cone shape sounds like a good idea, would you remove the cone after shaping the tatting? I am curious about the bauble you are using in the picture, I not sure I can get one of those in our craft stores.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the comment. All baubles are made of glass and I found it last summer in a market stall.
DeleteAbout the tree: I can't tat it for this Christmas, I think to hang balls on the plastic cone... Boh! :))
Oh okay I was wondering, thanks :)
DeleteGood idea, then your tatting would look as though it were floating.
ReplyDeleteLol Jane! I think I'll do what I can, not what I wish I did!
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