It's finished. I enjoyed tatting this motif. Iris designed it so that we could continue making further motifs and turn it into a doiley which I thought was a great idea. With the aid of her computer Sherry turned it into a doiley which is fabulous and makes me want to have a go.
An embroiderer, lacemaker, in fact all crafts interest me it is only my full time job that prevents me from doing more. When I am not sewing you might find me in my garden. Widowed, children grown but still don't seem to have enough time for everything I want to do. Committee member of my local branch of the Embroiderers Guild for several years which also keeps me busy.
Whirlwind!
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We have been in a whirlwind of activity around here since my last post.
Dave has been decorating like I've never seen him decorate before, and our
hou...
A bit of my history!
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It was waaaayyyy back when I was raising kids and working full-time that
this article was published in the local newspaper. I hope you can read
it!!!
W...
TAST Week 7
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Take a Stitch Tuesday Week 7 Basic TAST This week’s basic stitch is very
simple and very useful. I am encouraging people to learn and use Seed
stitch als...
Fanciful Story, Chapter Five, Wot No Knots!
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Inspired by early embroidered book covers she had studied, Rachael added
rosettes of Elizabethan Louped Fill to the spine. The originals may have
been impr...
Happy New Year
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Happy New year to all. I hope you had a wonderful new year? Mine was not
too bad :-) Though I did not stay up & party. I did hear everyone else's
parties, ...
Sora's Quest
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Hello Tatting and Blogger Land, I would like to recommend "Sora's Quest" by
T. J. Shreffler if you have not read it. It is a great fantasy book well
worth ...
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I took a class today with the wonderful watercolorist Rena Brouwer!
Unfortunately, I didn't do it justice. She gave lots of great tips and
advice - I just ...
Lovely work! I have yet to finish mine! :)
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