A big advantage of this house is that I can spread out and
have room for all my projects. Well, not all, but I’ve set up the loom,
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| ready to warp |
moved
an organ in,
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| ready to play |
set up a tatting room
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| ready to tat |
and a computer room.
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| ready to document |
Hee heee. I’m using
everything. Really.
I’ll be taking a workshop in November on
Doubleweave.
More
on that later.How am I working that into my tatting? Well, I create this
sample of pick up on plain cloth:
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| Unknown cotton thread for warp and weft (probably 10/2) |
And will add an edging tatted in the dark blue thread.
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| Chain Reaction by Mary Konior |
It should all come together Thursday.
Looks like the kind of space I would love! :)
ReplyDeleteReally great edging!!! :)
Thank you! The edging pattern is from Mary Konior's Tatting with Visual Patterns. I hope I got it right! There are quite a few pictures of Chain Reaction out there, but very little about what to do at a corner. Off to tat corner #3....
DeleteWonderful to have so much space, a different area for each activity!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving it! And the adventure continues now that we have the Historic designation. Next decision: what to name the house on the plaque.
DeleteA Dream house for sure !!! What luxury to have a separate room for each activity :-)
ReplyDeleteAnd whatever you name the house, the rooms have named themselves already :-D
The edging is coming along nicely !