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| In this book, "Mastering Tatting" by Lindsay Rodgers |
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| She describes Cornflowers as flowers the grow beneath her corn, |
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| I thought of the blue flowers called "Cornflower" wonder if that is how the got their name? Wow it is check it out here looks like they are endangered flowers too that's why I didn't make so many blue one :) |
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| This many pictures you can tell I love this doily have a wonderful Day! |
Fabulous!! I really like this doily. Well done to you.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jane:)
DeleteSo beautiful! Thank you for the link, that's a lovely flower
ReplyDeleteIt really is I bought a packet of seeds years ago and they are the tiniest little flowers too!
DeleteThis is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks fox 🌹
ReplyDeleteŚliczna i w bardzo wiosennych kolorach.
ReplyDeleteThank you Malgos 💟
DeleteYou did such a great job on this. Love love your tatting. Bravo.
ReplyDeleteI have those cornflowers in my garden, but no corn. I call them bachelor buttons. The ones I have are blue.
Yes I bought some for mine and that is what the package said they were called bachelor buttons too, I just checked it on Google and they said they are one in the same😀
DeleteOlá amiga!
ReplyDeleteMaravilhoso.
Amei!!!!!!!!
Quanto a flor é usado em chás?
E também é usada em saladas, ou eu entendi errado.
Desculpe amiga a curiosidade.
beijos
Yes, there is a third flower called corn flower and here it is called chicory and the root we use in tea taste like coffee and is same color as the Batchelor buttons but not the same plant but all three can be called corn flower wow this was and educational day I learned so much from tatting😄🌹💟
DeleteOh, now it all makes sense - the brilliant colours, design elements, and your excellent tatting. Love it when a piece tells a story - like Jane's Under the African Sky Doily !
ReplyDeleteYes it makes it special when there is a meaning behind it even when designer passes the pattern on some quilts are that way and even in some baked goods. 💟😄💟
ReplyDeletebeautiful
ReplyDeleteThank you Corina💟
DeleteBeautiful doily, it's a lovely pattern and I really must get the book out and have a go at this pattern.
ReplyDeleteYes cornflowers are blue, at least I am sure they are.
Yes, you are correct!
DeleteYour doily is so very beautiful!!! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful tatting!!! :)
Thanks, I always enjoy you nice compliments 🌹
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous! Well chosen colors. I have the book but have yet to work from it.
ReplyDeleteI have had the book for a couple of years I made a very small motif and loved it and some how forgot about it too till now I want to do more and like the directions too.
ReplyDeleteE' meraviglioso, adoro i fiordalisi!
ReplyDeleteThank you, I do too💟
ReplyDeleteIt turned out great!
ReplyDeleteThank you 💟🌹💟
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