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Wednesday, 7 September 2016

that's not that!

That's not that! That's just my doodle, let me say, transformed in tatting... All knotted and curled! Just my "light-ANKARS" style! I find very difficult designing a pure ANKARS motif, hat off to those talented tatters who can!

If you like learning what ANKARS really is, you may read this first: http://www.ankars-club.ru/index.php/o-tekhnike-ankars/o-tekhnike-ankars/about-technics-ankars.html

Blue and pink versions are from the same pattern.

That is the back side:

I've used 2 shuttles filled with 3 threads, one size 80 cotton Lizbeth col.122 and  2 strands of metallic gold DMC E677 - and loaded seed beads. Then I sewed swarovski beads on, with an invisible sewing thread 100% polyamid.

Threads loaded for the pink version are cotton DMC size 80 col.3778 and one strand of mouliné DMC E677.

That is the pink motif before sewing beads on:

Uz redzēšanos
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Ninetta

9 comments:

  1. They look wonderful!!! :) The colors are fabulous!! :)

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  2. Love it...very intrigued with this method.

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  3. They're beautiful! I love the pink one!

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  4. I like them all. very pretty thread combinations.

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  5. WOW !!! Love the blue one ! :-h

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  6. Che meraviglia Ninetta, chissà se riusciró ad avere lo schema, io avrei piacere ad averlo....speriamo nelle Blogger italiane!!! 😜

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Thank you very much for all your nice comments.

Ciao
Ninetta