Another new pattern for the, ummm, Medallion Series …
Penta Fleur medallion
This was made over a week back. Nothing much to write
here. I wanted to throw off the central ring from a chain and this pattern was
the result of that quest. It is tatted in one pass.
I do like the way the long/double picot completes a
‘petal’ and a 5-petalled flower emerges from the confines of a pentagonal star.
Based on this I decided on the name and when I Googled it, found that Pentas or
penta fleur really is a flower ! Also called Egyptian Star. How opportune is
that! Except that I'd already completed it in green otherwise perhaps a red or pink would be more appropriate.
I used Anchor size 20 but we know that it is thicker than
Lizbeth 20.
Measures approx 6.5 cms at the broadest points.
Tats up real quick but a picot gauge is required for the
long picot. I used a 3/8” gauge held vertically ie. perpendicular to the core
thread.
The first trial in tinted blue. Not all chains of same length; other minor tweaks also went on.
Incidentally, while making this, if I had joined the
chains differently I get another pattern. I’m really eager to see if the idea
works!
This is a diagram-only presentation. In case of any
difficulty, you know where I’ll be ;-D
happy tatting always !
It's an unusual motif. Seems to change as you look at it! Thanks for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteDzięki za schemat z podwójną pikotką,teraz wiem jak to jest zrobione.
ReplyDeletePozdrawiam
I can't seem to get to the PDF for this motif.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great design!! :)
ReplyDeletePiękny projekt. Jestem ciekawa co będzie dalej.
ReplyDeleteLove the motif!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you liked it & hope you have fun tatting it :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend everybody !
Lovely pattern Muskaan!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Thank you for the pattern 😀💕💗
ReplyDeleteBeautiful motif! Thanks for pattern :)
ReplyDeleteHope you get time to tat it in future Usha, Sylvie & Anetta :-)
ReplyDeletehmmm. Egyptian...... I've gotten to know a gentleman who grew up in Egypt. His Coptic art is always bright, strong colors with gold metallic accents. I recently found some gold beads in my stash. I'm seeing a strong blue or green with gold beads on the picots!
ReplyDeleteTemptingly royal, Mel !!! Back to Pharoah land :-) Will you give it a whirl?
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