Thursday, February 22, 2018

What Was Stopping Me? Was The Start!

To replicate this is tricky and from the start, wow!
This little beauty is called "Pinecones" from the book called
Tatting Adventure by Ben Fikkert I also wanted to reduce it to one knot instead of two and not cut ends like above.

After about three of these I was successful and pinned out with my hairspray trick below.



Finally passed that hurdle
I have wanted to try is for years and so glad to make it to this point :)
Now I can calm down and have at least two projects going at same time, at least:)   


21 comments:

  1. Wow, well done to you!! It looks very tricky, but effective once you've mastered it.

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    1. His directions need a bit of thought before diving into his books too. But I do so love a challenge 😄

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  3. My dear friend.I'd like to thank you for your heartening comment ♥♥♥ Those mean a lot for me♥

    Sorry for my very late visit. All the works including this finish are so very gorgeous ♥♥

    Big hugs

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  4. It's really a fine work Carollyn The pattern is very nice and I love it!
    hug
    sabrina

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    1. Thank you I am really excited to work on this pattern!😄

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  5. Looks like a wonderful start!!! :)

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  6. I have this book too, and I want to try the first pattern in it, the leaf pattern, your start looks good and I look forward to seeing more of the pattern.

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    1. That is a beautiful one with Victorian Sets in it call "ferns" I also would want to try the one called "fall" but maybe not such a large one just do the first section.🌿🍃🌿😄

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  7. Bravo. I don't have any of his books but you did such a good job I may need to make a purchase.

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    1. It's not easy to understand but when you finish you feel like you completed a masterpiece 😉

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  8. Olá amiga!
    Não sei fazer este tipo de trabalho.
    Mas está ficando maravilhoso.
    Adorei,gosto de ver seu trabalhinho tão delicado e caprichado.
    beijos

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    1. Thank you, I to admire seeing and watching things I can't do.hopping to learn them all some day😄

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  9. Wow! That's perfect! Wonderful tatting!

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