It inspired me a new design:
It shines like the gold thread, I did my best to take a good pic but it's not easy.
It started as a snowflake but ended like an ice-drop, in fact the rivoli was added at the end.
The problem with any metallic threads is that it twists a lot while tatting the trebles - a lot more than with cotton thread! -, so you need to drop the shuttle very often to let it untangled. In this pattern I did it every 3 tds.
All my patterns need to be reviewed and my files need some "spring cleaning", maybe I should commit myself seriously... This sounds like a new year resolution, but, well, keep an eye on me and in case please help this lazy girl to behave...
And now please let me shine the light on this one: the last doily designed by Sue Bradham. A pic is here:
http://hiskid66.blogspot.com/2020/01/finished-my-first-online-tatting-design.html
That is a great joy for me, a technique is not useful without designers that include it in their tatting!
Ciao,
Ninetta
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è bellissima
ReplyDeleteAnna grazie mille :X
DeleteStupendo
ReplyDeleteGrazie Daniela :-f
DeleteThat is absolutely gorgeous!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for inspiring me!! :)
👍thank you!! 🎉🥰
DeleteLovely pattern. I have just acquired this thread from my son in Singapore, first saw it when we were visiting and bought just one spool of it to try now really enjoying working with it.
ReplyDeleteI love the sparkle! Shiny!!!! It looks quite nice in the treble stitch.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sally and Mel :-f
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute 💙
ReplyDeletePerfect job! Looks very festive! Bravo, Ninetta!
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