Edgings are the best way to learn a new technique, about one meter of exercise, tatting and retro tatting, then a great satisfaction when you look at the first and the last elements close together, realising that you did it!
That red and green edging was my very first attempt to a "big" project with clunies, pattern is online, copyrighted by Stephanie Peters: http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/tatting/clunymot.htm
Many thanks for her beautiful pattern, I love it, she recommends her designs have to be reproduced for personal use only, not sold. That is for utterly personal use: sometimes I take it out of the box just to gaze at it, enchanted!
Ciao,
Ninetta
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So pretty Ninetta, you make me want to start edging hankies at once!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful edgings!!! :) Love the red and green!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteOh I think it is beautiful too! And what a great way to use the clunies like leaves and color them green :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hankies :).
ReplyDeleteSuch nice little hankies, with beautiful edgings.
ReplyDeleteWow! That read and green one is exceptionally pretty!
ReplyDeleteYour glow of satisfaction is brightening my day, too :-)) Exquisite, flawless tatting as always ! And I so agree - who can "use" such pretty, dainty things ;-P
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hankies and gorgeous edgings.
ReplyDeleteMargaret