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Showing posts with label basket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label basket. Show all posts

Thursday, March 4, 2021

Be prepared

 I am prepared….

For the Hearts class. I really like these patterns. They are in my “frequent pattern used pile” and I have many examples. I’ve even made a basket with 3 of them. I’m looking forward to sharing them with the students who’ve signed up. If you would like to join us for 2 Saturday mornings (Pacific Time), head on over to the Museum website and sign up. No particular materials needed, just a ball of thread you like working with and 2 shuttles or needles.

Thursday, September 8, 2016

Monterrey County Fair 2016


Well, the Fair was a resounding success for me this year. 

I entered 3 items in different divisions and classes. I won 3 ribbons: 
a 2nd place for the Double weave sample

a 1st place for the Frauberger triangle , 

and Best of Show for the heart basket. Who knew? 

In my opinion, almost all of the pieces I saw in each area were very well made. The judging must have been quite difficult! I did not consult the guidelines I’ve seen for judges, I tried to just do the best I could and be creative. Who knew? Oh, and here's the other side of the square: 

I was asked if there was enough interest for a tatting Division next year. I think so. The Study Group continues to grow. I need to do more networking to keep building on that success. You see, tatters usually come from the ranks of Embroidery and Lace artists. There is an Embroidery Guild here. I need to connect with them to do things properly.

Speaking of Study Groups, the Organ Study Group is doing well. I continue to open the studio from 11 AM to 2 PM on Wednesdays and there are people coming over to explore the organ and organ music. Again, more networking is needed. I have my work cut out for me there!


Lots to think about, lots to do, and lots to create!

Thursday, February 18, 2016

Julehjerter basket

Well, I finished the Christmas Heart Basket.
top down view of basket using
 Julehjerter by Anne Bruvold

upside down basket using Julehjerter by Anne Bruvold


 I’m pleased with the way it worked up. I can see some things I would change with the next tatting of the idea. For this basket, I used size 30 thread.  I think a chocolate kiss would fit nicely in one.