Saturday, October 18, 2014

Tatting for Christmas

My husband calls my strawberry a "Snow-berry"

The snowflake is a free pattern from Tatting By The Bay  Robin has designed some very beautiful items! she sells some too :)
My good friend  Pamela from my home state of Florida she is a needle tatter, on her own, she has transformed my pattern from shuttle to needle Wow!

Nice job huh, this is the only pattern I sell  if interested and you can contact me at tennbrown  then put the "at" sign then "dot com".   It is 4$.

17 comments:

  1. Piękna jest ta biała truskawka. Uwielbiam śnieżynki, a ta jest cudna.

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  2. Love your snowberry, Mad! So glad I can see and comment on your blog again, now that I have a new ISP.

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  3. Love your snowberry, and yes the snowflake is gorgeous, I would love a copy of your pattern, will be in touch
    Margaret

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  4. Love the virgin berry. Great for a wedding.

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  5. Oh I didn't think of that, that is a good idea!

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  6. Your strawberry bag is so cute! Beautiful in both the red with "seeds" and the white.

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    1. Thanks Marilee some one sent me a picture of a real white strawberry with red seeds, they called a pine berry must be some genetic thing huh.

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  7. That is another cute name I like it!

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  8. I like how you've plumped up the Josephine rings in the snowflake. I think I saw a video or something on your blog showing how to do that. The strawberries are really nice. Eventually, I will have to learn how to use beads. There's so many tatting techniques that I haven't had the time to learn yet.

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  9. I like making the extras but the simple rings and chains make the most beautiful things I will show some of those too shortly!

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  10. Carollyn,
    I tried sending you an email to get the tatted pendant bag but it would not accept your email addy.
    Cyndi.

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  11. Oh Let me post it again and then I'll remove it it is tennbrown@gmail.com

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