(I'm having a slow start, being overwhelmed with catching up on my WIPs, and blogger having issues with uploading pictures.)
Towards the end of 2012, Diane and I exchanged some doodads. The doodads are gorgeous. Thanks, Diane. I am having some fun tatting using a couple of these.
I decided that Fox's motif, Athalia, which you can find here on tat-ology, is one I would like to tat with a doodad. It's a delightful pattern.
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| Tatted with #40 Lace Yarn Thread from Daiso |
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| Another view of the same motif, Athalia |
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| Tong Huey and me, and our prettily plated and sumptuous dinner on the table |
Voila! Now I have 2 beautiful things to decorate my neck.
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| Crocheted ruffled scarf with Moda Vera Ridgley Mesh, Grecian, 100g, 100% acrylic |
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| Crocheted ruffled scarf with Vera Moda Togari Mesh, Tango, 100g, 80% acrylic, 20% nylon |
I'm glad you're having fun with the doodads! Fox's pattern is perfect for those little squares, and it's so easy to follow!
ReplyDeleteWell done with your doodad creations, must really start to use the ones Diane sent me.
ReplyDeleteThe scarfs are fabulous, the colours just zing, must get to Spotlight next time I'm in Singapore
The doodads are such a natural for tatting. Fox's pattern looks great!
ReplyDeleteI am definitely 'out of the loop' (so to speak!) about the latest types of yarns! I had to check out the youtubes and am amazed at the varieties of 'netted yarns' available and how to work with them! Your scarves are so colorful!
Of course, I think this is very sweet! Have fun with the doodads. Playing with them is a nice change, sometimes.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, if you have not seen the pink motif I tatted with the Milford thread you sent it. You can see it on tat-ology - the last post. I do like this thread. It provides a smooth, sturdy tat and doesn’t twist. Why is it not more popular?
Fox : )