First off, thank you Jennifer Williams for doing the grunt
work to bring this pattern to life. Her diagram and concise explanation of the
path to tat was a huge help to me.
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| Frauberger fig. 64 |
This is the first time I've tatted a pattern starting at the edge and going towards the center with each round. I was nervous that the edges might begin to curl or ruffle. But, so far, so good!
Wow, interesting shape.
ReplyDeleteI seem to be drawn to square and rectangular shapes. Inconvenient when tatting tends to be rings and chains that lay in an arc!
DeleteFabulous triangle!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed plotting which part of the thread to start each round with. I was pleased with how the colors pooled overall.
DeleteTurned out great!
ReplyDeleteI still haven't come up with a use for this triangle. Suggestions?
Deletepretty and unusual tatting.
ReplyDeleteThank you! It's been a few years in the making.
DeleteLove the triangle & colourway !!!
ReplyDeleteAttach more & make a triangular scarf/shawl perhaps ?
Or how about a vintage-looking lacy corner for a table cloth ?
A table cloth....well....that could be interesting. We're finding small tables for use throughout the house. Perhaps....
DeleteAs for the main dining table, I no longer use the rectangular tables. I was tired of bruises on my hips and thighs. I will need to make a custom table cloth for the "new" table though. Maybe an insertion where the centerpiece could be.