The final round was very fun to do. |
I recommend this old book " Tatting with Anne Orr", I use some old thread that I not sure the size but thinking is was 30, which made this Bonnet look like it would fit a one year old. |
The final round goes all the way around and this view is under the neck. |
If you want a row by row view just check older posts, I really wish these older books had more pictures that is why I am posting this so you could use as a reference. |
Lots of rows repeated and made a cute puff, to me, cause I normally press things out, and you can not with bonnets. (except for very back) |
And this awaits to place on a wonderful baby somewhere :) I am planning on making many more bonnets in future already have more patterns picked out. |
Such a treasure!!! It's awesome!!! :)
ReplyDeleteVery, very nice!
ReplyDeleteAwesome ! Love the sheer, soft feel - it comes across clearly in the pics :-)
ReplyDeleteI love to see antique patterns brought to life. Bravo for being able to follow the instructions. Those old pattern books give me loads of trouble!
ReplyDeleteWow! that's is a super work! Very precious, compliments!
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sabrina
Love your work. Vintage patterns have all that bare thread and long picots which make them look so lacy and delicate. Well done.
ReplyDeleteLove your work. Vintage patterns have all that bare thread and long picots which make them look so lacy and delicate. Well done.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that's adorable! Lovely work. I have that book, I must look at it again. Those old patterns are not always easy to follow, well done.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Brava brava! I like a lot that old book, there are about one hundred patterns, half of which are edgings
ReplyDeleteSuper!! Brawo!! Pozdrawiam:)
ReplyDeleteQuesto bambino bonnet è molto carino e bellissimo!!
ReplyDeletecomplimenti Carollyn, sei davvero bravissima!!!!
Un abbraccio grande
erba
Thank You all :) You really help build confidence and make tatting fun
ReplyDeleteWunderschön. Die Babys werden es lieben. Ich liebe die alten Muster.
ReplyDeleteBravo, Bravo!!!!!!!!
Beatiful piece of tatting, also have that book but long ago gave up on the patterns, mainly as Jane says they are not easy to follow
ReplyDeleteWow, really gorgeous !!!
ReplyDeleteThankyou you are all so kind
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