I've got lots of tatting to share today!
Most of it was done in Lizbeth #121-Angel's Love, size 20.
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Three friends, three snowflakes. |
First was have the Two Colour Snowflake, by Anne Bruvold. This was my first time doing this pattern, and it was quite fun,
I made each with a different secondary color, with the main color being green so that they were kind of like wreaths.
I really liked how these turned out. Though I'm not sure which is my favorite...
I'm glad that my friends liked them.
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Three stars, three cousins. |
For my three cousins, the Star Bright pattern by Be-stitched. This one was fun to tat, but not also had some moments of minor annoyance.
The next group of snowflakes came from the book Tatted Snowflakes, by Vida Sunderman.
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Just give me a breeze, and I'll spin around! |
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Where is my wheel? |
The Spoke snowflake was quite easy for me.
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Pinwheel times two! |
Two pinwheels for a couple of my aunts I don't see very often.
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Just add glitter, and I will be perfect! |
This Glittering snowflake was for my niece. She liked it.
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I like trefoils a lot... |
This Trefoil snowflake was for my friend who taught me how to tat. Because she is awesome.
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I'm like a starfish! |
I actually altered the Daisy snowflake slightly in order to make this. I left out a petal. But I thing this looks nice as a star. It's for my father.
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My picots are nice and neat. |
The Lacy snowflake was for my grandmother and grandpa. But I also had two pennies to give my grandmother, so...
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I'm original! |
... I tatted them into a little box! That way, I could throw in my two cents. It made her happy, which makes me happy as well.
I made up the box pattern myself, using a little hat motif I made up a year or so ago as the base.
The next group came from the book Christmas Angels and Other Tatting Patterns, by Monica Hahn.
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I'm good timber! |
This Simple Christmas Tree pattern was for my bother-in-law. He's nice.
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I heard the bells... |
This Cloverleaf Bell was for my eldest sister. She's pretty cool.
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I'm amazing. |
I really like the Wheel of Nine Rings pattern. I've only done it twice, but it is one of my favorite patterns from this book. This was for my aunt.
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I'm pretty cool too! |
This was my first time making the Knobby snowflake, but it was really fun. This was for another aunt of mine.
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I ♥ tatting. |
The heart ring was for my mother. This was my first time tatting this pattern, and at times I found the large rings the make the hearts to be annoying to close.
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If you fold me just right, I can form wings! |
This one was actually a pattern for a butterfly. But I didn't really like how it looked folded as a butterfly, so I decided just to leave it flat. This is for my older sister!
This next one is a pattern I made up after failing to find a candy-cane pattern I liked.
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Don't I look tasty? |
It is simple, yet nice. This is for my other grandmother.
And last, but not least, we have these two snowflakes.
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We are small, but still good. |
The left one is from the Tatted Snowflakes book, while the right is a little altered version of the center of the Layered Tatted Snowflake pattern by Be-stitched.
It was a crazy run, but I enjoyed tatting all of these. Though next year, I'm not going to try not to wait until the last possible moment to start working on Christmas tatting.
Merry Christmas, I hope you have a wonderful day!