Way back in 1924, they wrote that edgings would be perfect for pillow cases and sheets, but... in case you have a sparkling thread to use up, some edgings and trimmings are perfect for bracelets, too.
It is pretty easy: all chains. Each chain is the same number of stitches and the join is at about a third of the chain. In the "all ds" pattern, you can vary the number of ds, or you can add picots or beads, then you can change the position of the join, to obtain a wide range of similar patterns.
Thread is metallic Sanbest thread, they sold 3,4 and 6 strands, the thickness of the silver in the picture is 4 strands and - my opinion- it is like a Liz cotton size 20. The other two are 6 strands, that are like a cotton Cebelia size 10. In the Facebook group, friends wrote that the 6 strands thread is like a Liz metallic size 20, but I don't have any of that, to compare myself.
Ninetta
Wonderful bracelets!!! :)
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DeletePriscilla's work is truly timeless isn't it? I love what you have done ❤💐❤
ReplyDeleteYes agree :-f thank you Carollyn!
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DeleteThis Is such an adaptable pattern and tds gives it added dimension. 💗
ReplyDeleteAnchor mercerised crochet cotton that I mostly use, is 6 ply, tightly twisted, ideal for tatting. Although the sheen and thickness have changed over time (deteriorated).
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DeleteYour bracelets are very pretty.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I now want to tat in metallic!
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DeleteVery beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
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DeleteBeautiful bracelet 👌👌
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DeleteBeautiful bracelets, lovely edgings yes they do make lovely bracelets
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