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Tuesday, October 16, 2012

snowflake from Lene Bjorn book 24 Snowflakes in Tatting


I have conquered block tatting! Finally! I’ve tried several patterns with block tatting sections before. They turned out OK, but I knew I wasn’t getting everything quite right. I hate that feeling. You’ve finished a project, it looks fine, but you know it isn’t quite right. This time I think I’ve used the correct stitch count and executed the chains in a much neater manner.

Snowflake by Lene Bjorn
I chose to use colors close to those used by the school we graduated from: University of Michigan. Go Blue!!

4 comments:

  1. Stupendous. SUCH neat block tatting too. Which method did you finally use?

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    1. thank you Jane!
      I'm trying to complete the master binder for TAT, so I used the method with the 1DS at the end of each row to turn. It took several tries to get the knack of it.

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  2. Great job on the snowflake. Were you able to complete The Fifth Day of December according to the instructions on the pattern? I am stumped. How do I start Round 2 without attaching the 6th chain in Round 1 to the 1st ring in Round 1 without breaking off and re-attaching to the appropriate picot on the previous chain?

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    1. Hi Donna-

      I hope you see this. I'm a bit rushed today and don't have an email handy. Let's see....5 Decemeber....The only way I see to start Round 2 is to make the 6th chain of Round 1 a split chain. I chose to cut and tie after finishing Round 1 because I wanted to use a different color. Clear as mud? Email me directly: picotsnkeys@gmail.com

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