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Sunday, 8 March 2015

contagious

It's better to keep away from crazy tatters - madness could be contagious - but you simply can't, if they're sweet and so kind with you. So it happens with Maria.

She came for a couple of days to my town and gave me a wonderful thread - she said - that she was very confident that I could have liked tatting with.

Mad woman! (I know you're there reading!) It is Maidera Polyneon, 100% polyester, very thin embroidery thread. Tatting with it it's a true madness!! And what if I need to retrotat? Shivers down the back...

It is very strong, I've read that it's also resistant to chlorine bleach. Anyway, it is beautiful coloured and shining and I can't disappoint her, she is always very nice, she never forget to give me even a little gift. Thank you, dear friend!

Pattern is from a publication that I've had for many years, it was the first and only one tatting book that I had got for ages. I already tatted the doily some years ago using dmc size 80 thread, ecru and light blue.

Ciao,
Ninetta

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12 comments:

  1. Beautiful colourway . Both your doilies look nice :-)

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  2. That is very tiny thread, you are mad :) but looks so good and tempting too! You are thrill seeker with this tiny thread :)

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  3. Both of them are very pretty. The new thread is a lovely color. I love using tiny threads, but polyester is often very difficult to tat with.

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  4. Sounds daunting! Effective though.

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  5. Thank you very much, you're right I'm mad, thread is daunting and it looks lovely only with a magnifier! I loved all your comments!

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  6. Love,y colours, looks a handful, hope that does not happen too often
    Margaret

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  7. Love the colors!!! :) And both doilies look wonderful!!! :)

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  8. Very beautiful. What size is your Madeira thread? It seems very tiny...

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  9. Thank you :)

    Thread is colour 1600, number 40, article number 9845.

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  10. This is lovely, Ninetta! I like your old doily just a mini little bit better! But Bravo for tatting the new one with such a challenging thread!
    PS: I love the word 'chiacherrino'!!

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