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err, not the body, but the numbers!
Of the 40 thieves Alibaba is supposed to nab, he’s reached the halfway mark of 20.
Now, due to a change of heart, this has become the body of the elephant and
only the tail is left – the 20 that are remaining form a puny mass. But I’m not
telling now – you’ll just have to come back to see the tail, and probably the
entire elephant!
Here is how the latest 5 bodies look laid out in 4 different directions ! (click here for a 'mugshot' of all 20)
Blossoms Motifs 16-20
Following are the pattern notations for these 5 motifs.
All worked in Lizbeth size 20 with single shuttle.
Techniques :
rosette ; picot join to the right ; luggage tag loop or larks head knot ; lock join.
Blossoms
Motif #16
2½"×
1¼"
Since these are all ‘prototypes’, I sometimes found it difficult to attach the
next rosette at a particular point, since there was no picot on the earlier
rosette. I countered that by linking current floret somewhere along the line,
keeping the overall stitchcount intact.
I have given the count for that
particular petal/ring in the image.
Blossoms
Motif #17
>
2¼" × 1½"
Blossoms
Motif #18
<2"
× 1½"
Blossoms
Motif #19
>
2" × 1¼"
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Motif #20
1¾" × > 1¼"
Oh, and all shuttles emptied for a 2nd time as the last motif was being completed.
Oh, and all shuttles emptied for a 2nd time as the last motif was being completed.
Blossoms
Yin-Yang Bracelet/pendant #2 (idea)
Motifs 16 & 17 can create a nicely
niched yin-yang bracelet.
Blossoms Wreath/Garland
#5
‘Tis the season for wreaths!
All 5 motifs arranged to form a medium to large wreath or garland.
Blossoms Wreath/Garland
#6
A smaller one, perhaps for a card or as a tree ornament, with only motifs 18 & 19.
Tatting is
happiness personified in all seasons! J
A floral cornucopia!
ReplyDeleteI'd almost forgotten that word, Jane! But it is perfect for my next post on this topic ;-D
DeleteYes I agree with Jane, my favorite is 18, 20, and then I saw the bracelet and necklace. I love these colors but here in autumn land I would love to make this in deep red and golden and deep dark pink, I guess you would call it Victorian colors. Oh you got the imagination going!
ReplyDeleteThey definitely would look good in fall colours, Carollyn! Keep the imagination going :-)))
DeleteBeautiful! Love the idea of garlands!
ReplyDeleteNinetta, I think the garlands can act as a frame as well? Thanks :-)
DeleteSuch beautiful flowers!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sue :-) They always make me happy!
DeleteI love your little motifs. I've saved every one of them. And...I never do that!
ReplyDeleteThat is High praise, indeed, Linda!!! Hope you enjoy working through them :-))
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