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for her version)
Those who have been
diligently following my journey through this gorgeous pattern, are aware of how
much I learned & applied tatting wisdom compiled by generations , my experiments with colours, And tatting technique options ; know the
dilemmas I faced, especially the last 2 rounds. I sought advice on the decisions to take at this crossroad, & you willingly
& wisely suggested 2 main paths.
I shelved the doily for many
weeks, grazing in newer tatting pastures.
I was finally jolted out of
my lethargy of stalled progress by 3
in-work project images (1 on Craftree & 2 blog posts), All within 24 hours
!!! Was it a sign ?! I took it as one :-)
Since I haven’t yet shared
pics after each round, on my blog, here’s each leg of the journey (with close ups of the later rounds) .... Click on any pic for larger images.
Renulek’s Wiosna Doily
2015
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Round*
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Colour (AMC 20)
Bobbin loads in brackets **
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Techniques used |
Finished size ;
Width of individual round
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Comments |
* All bold coloured words are direct links
** 1 bobbin load
holds approx. 6.6 m or 7.2 yards of size 20 thread
Joining picots in most rounds were small as per instructions. |
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SH1 cream ( 1 )
SH2 beige ( ½ )
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FS/BS tatting
Decorative picot
Thrown Ring, LJ
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>3” / 8cm
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Makes a lovely coaster/medalliion
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SH1 pink (1½ )
SH2 pink (1)
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FS/BS tatting
Lock Join
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5” / 13cm ;
~ 1½” wide
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SH1 beige (1½ )
SH2 beige (1)
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FS/BS tatting
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<6½” / 16cm ;
½” wide
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Rnd 4
SH1 maroon (4½)
SH2 maroon (2½)
Rnd 5
SH cream (3)
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FS/BS tatting
SSSR ; anchoring vsp for
petals & Rnd 4 long chains .
Decorative picots
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>10” / 26cm ;
2” wide
With Rnd 5:
11½” / 29cm ;
Each flower 1”
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Flower motifs of Rnd 5 were
made First & joined while tatting Rnd 4.
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SH1 pink (3)
SH2 beige (3)
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FS/BS tatting
decorative picot
Thrown Ring
An “SLT join”
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12½” / 32cm ;
1¼” wide
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Colours switched for segments, not for elements .
6 segments each
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SH1 pink
SH2 beige
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FS/BS tatting
decorative picot
Floating Ring
An “SLT join”
Lock Join
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14½” / 37cm ;
¾” wide
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SH1 black (1)
SH2 black (1)
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FS/BS tatting
anchoring vsp for long chains.
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16¼” / 41cm ;
¾” wide
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SH1 cream (5)
SH2 cream (5)
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FS/BS tatting
Directional tatting
Decorative picots
Slip & Roll join
Lock Join
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18” / 46cm ;
1” wide
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SH1 black (1)
SH2 beige (2)
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FS/BS tatting
Floating rings
Decorative picots
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20” / 50cm ;
2” wide
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maroon (8)
CTM 3½ repeats.
maroon (6)
black (4)
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FS/BS tatting
Decorative picots,
SLT,
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22” or 24” ;
2” wide
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Picots eliminated – only 1
per chain
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muskaan (2015)
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I will continue the last leg
of this journey in the next post.
Thanks & hugs to all for being so patient & supportive
Related Posts : Collecting Wisdom (Rnds 1-5)
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I have uploaded the pattern & diagram for the Tails & Charms used in Robin’s Frauberger Bookmark (on request by GS). Although I have updated the post (and also added another picture showing the bookmark with a Single tail), the title here is also a direct link to the pdf.
Related Posts : Tails of Bookmarks
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happy tatting :-)
I love it and like how you put them all together, to see the progress. Maybe I should do that too on some things, it's like a flip book :)
ReplyDeleteActually I wanted to upload the pics as a slide show, but that is available only for the side panels. And I don't know how to do it within a post. But I do like your reference to a flip book :-)
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I have been waiting for this post and some pictures of the Wiosna. Such talent. I thank you for all the tips on this project along with pictures too. Row 9 was not my favorite.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
You warm my heart, Bernice , to wait patiently :-) It did take me quite some time to get it together. Now to begin on the final part .... Eager to see your progress ...
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ReplyDeleteYour color choices are wonderful! My doily has also been resting for a long, long time. I was finding it too difficult to work back and forth between two large doilies, so when I finish or take a break from my Jan Stawasz Masterpiece, I will be returning to this one. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThese colours were by default .... having bought them for Renulek's Spring Doily 2014, in an attempt to mix & match and continue it to completion. None of them worked, so I had 3 balls of each on hand ;-P
DeleteI'm in awe of the masterful doilies many of you tat continuously ! So much patience and perseverance. Very inspiring, Diane :-)
Wow, gorgeous work ! It is great to see the different steps.
ReplyDeleteThanks Emilie :-) I hope to post the final round(s) very very soon - the last of all the posts on this doily ;-P
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