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| Beginnings of the nosegay just sounded like fun and below is the pattern I can say the hardest part is the giant ring at the start I am making this in size 80. |
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| I actually cant wait to place the flowers inside the middle I have made several brides and bridesmaids bouquets but never added tatting. |
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| This final page even has the sugar starch recipe too! Hope you all are doing well This time of year I have to many "irons in the fire" blogging is scanty take care. |
ola trabalho lindo com criatividade adorei parabéns, bom fim de semana.
ReplyDeleteI hope uou can translate the pattern? Thankyou🍃💟🍃
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ReplyDeleteYour welcome😄🌹😄
DeleteVery interesting!! :)
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DeleteEvery time I see your beautiful tatting it makes me want to get mine out, but I have so many other things at the moment, I promise myself that I will get back to it.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see this one finished.
Briony
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Oh I feel the same way every time i go to your blog💟🌹💟
Deletewow the centre with 90ds in size 80 is a challenge! The hole looks smaller in the page than in yours. It's a little and delicate tatting, a pretty bouquet base, your bride is going to love it
ReplyDeleteThanks Ninetta,I know you mostly use small thread and understand how photes dont always capture this. Good to here from you and the others😄💟😄
ReplyDeleteWow, did you do it as a true ring, that must've been difficult? Even as a mock ring it would be hard to handle. It's going to look lovely!
ReplyDeleteYes the directions called for it and it was all i could do to close it i realized that after tgat mock ring would be so much easier 💟
DeleteWhat a lovely fine piece you are making!It's going to be beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Judy💟🌹💟
DeleteI look forward to seeing how it works out and with the flowers in, that first ring must have been hard, congrats on managing to do it
ReplyDeleteHope you are keeping well
Been forever since i talk to you hope all is well take care 😄🌲😄
DeleteStunning
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DeleteVery interesting work dear Carollyn! I wish you to finish every your work beginned in this time!
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sabrina
Thank you I am trying to do this 😄
DeleteWARNING! - Do not use the sugar starch recipe! If you store the piece you use it on, it will attract bugs and rodents. I know this from experience, mother used sugar starch on all her tatting, and when she died in 2003 it had been mostly eaten up and I had to toss it. She started tatting in the 1930's, had many blue ribbons for her work, and it all had to go into the trash can because of that accursed sugar starch. Could not even save her ribbons because she stored them with the tatting. Sugar starch absorbs any dampness in the air, it soaks into whatever is around it.
ReplyDeleteI can see how that would be tempting for little bugs and mice, I do like how you could wash it out though. Maybe before storage.
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