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| Well I was playing around with different techniques and enjoyed the "Roll Tatting" or "Lupins" taught in Mary Konior's book, "Tatting with Visual Patterns". Instead of trying it on a ring, I tried it on a chain and that was hard to keep from unrolling. Maybe that's why she does not "roll tat" on a chain, in her book! I do love the look of Lupins and will try to incorporate them in my tatting later on. |
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| Well can't seem to focus the camera, so you can see the cord like appearance it has. This helped give strength to hold up the clovers. |
I like this look--more substantial than just leaving a space, but still leaves a lot of negative space...I have that book, I might have to pull it out and give it a whirl! Thanks for the inspiration! :)
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely snowflake, your roll tatting gives the snowflake strength to hold the clovers, it has a lot of space which in this design looks nice.
ReplyDeleteWell done
Margaret
Thank you both :)
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ReplyDeleteHi, Carollyn, I can't see it , but I know what you mean. A work that requires strong nerves!!Well done
ReplyDeleteNice snowflake!! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you!
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