It is one shuttle pattern. I used a dmc metallic thread for embroidery, 2 strands, and a silk thread size 3. Two rounds of rings (you can choose the size, for example I tatted rings with 6-9-6) joined one another in opposite direction, that is the third it's joined to the first, then the fourth to the second, 6 repetitions for the first round that is the inner part of the flower:
I brought the thread on the bottom part of the flower, didn't cut the thread, and continued with the second round, a lock join to the base of first petal it helps the stability:
Here it is the flower at the end of the inner round, there's a glass ball inside and a pencil:
Before starting the outer round, I left a little bare of thread:
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This is beautiful, not sure if easy :) I will give it a try :)
ReplyDeleteFor you? Maestra Carollyn, with your eyes closed! :-))
DeleteVery sweet, but looks very fiddly!
ReplyDeleteBut it isn't :-)
DeleteVery pretty!! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteNinetta, that is just lovely. I like how the metallic thread makes it a little sparkly. I think I could do this one. I need a brooch for my winter coat.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely flower Ninetta. It's an extension of the double layer flower I'd tatted before, interesting. Thanks for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteGrazie per la tua stupenda grande creatività e fantasia. .. grazie
ReplyDeleteGrazie a te Daniela per essere stata così gentile da lasciare un commento :-) lo apprezzo molto.
DeleteGrazie per la tua stupenda grande creatività e fantasia. .. grazie
ReplyDeleteGrazie per la tua stupenda grande creatività e fantasia. .. grazie
ReplyDeleteThank you Muskaan, Bernice and Jane!
ReplyDeleteLooks interesting and I think I will give it a try, it looks fiddly.
ReplyDeleteMargaret
Thanks!
DeleteBello, questo lo devo provare, grazie
ReplyDeleteGrazie a te! E grazie di avermi fatto visita!
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