She's done it again! First earrings, now ice drops - all adaptations of the Hidden Rose snowflake. I'm sure you, too, will find Krystyna Mura's ice drop variations absolutely stunning. Margaret Davies has done an ice drop adaptation earlier and shared her pattern here
In the first ice drop adaptation, she modified the pattern a bit to add the cabochon in the center and beads around it. Hence the front (top pic) and back (next pic) are slightly different.
In her own words - "I am crazy about this pattern and I can't stop tatting it"
Her 2nd adaptation uses 3 shuttles with a rose cabochon in the middle and if she hadn't mentioned it, I wouldn't have noticed - there are Seven repeats!
I come across several models on facebook, and would've liked to share them all. At least half a dozen tatters have made this particular snowflake multiple times (read 6 or more)! It gladdens my heart so.... But wait there's more ....
If you remember Anita was going to teach her heart adaptation from this snowflake at Palmetto Tat Days this year. On her return, she graciously sent me a copy of the pattern to share with you! So now, you can easily download this single page pdf instead of tracking my blogpost.
Hidden Rose Snowflake Heart pattern pdf by Anita Barry. In fact, she tied a tassel and it is a cute little bookmark.
Wonderful work, and a great compliment to your pattern. I have a photo of my rendition of your pattern as my screen saver.
ReplyDeleteHow fabulous, Jane! So I'm never far from your thoughts, huh 😉😆😃
DeleteReminds me of the Danish proverb - The road to a friend's house is never long' 💝
Had a great time teaching an adaptation of your artistic pattern!
ReplyDeleteYou are all heart, Master buddy Anita 😉💜💜💜
DeleteBeautiful pattern and beautiful tatting!
ReplyDeleteIt Is nice to gaze upon all these models! Thanks, Nin 🌹💗🌹
DeleteThe Hidden Rose has become a pattern that keeps on giving! It is a really cute pattern, regardless of modifications or not.
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I'm starting to think of it as my signature pattern now, Linda 😉 But hopefully there are more and better patterns to come in the future 😃
DeleteThe hidden rose has certainly travelled around the world and it must be one of your most recognised patterns, I love the pattern and will be making more, Love the heart out of it
ReplyDeleteYou did a fantastic adaptation into an ice drop, too, Margaret! It's nice to have recognition of this type, even though some don't even consider it technically a snowflake ;-P
DeleteColorful even more beautiful than the original!
DeleteI agree, Marja ;-D Colours seem to change perspective!
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ReplyDeleteThose are awesome snowflakes and a great heart!! :)
You are totally inspiring!!! :)
I'm sure Krystyna and Anita will appreciate your (and all the above) comment, Sue. :-)))
DeleteFor a phase there, your comments were going into my spam folder (despite repeatedly marking them as Not Spam!). Fortunately I make it a point to check before deleting and could rescue them.
Thank you for taking the special effort, Sue - I truly appreciate it <3
I feel exhilarated by your warm, enthusiastic and encouraging words :)))
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Muskaan!!! <3
Krystyna Mura
Now I wonder why I resisted joining facebook. I would've missed the Wonderful lace & talents displayed there, and your execution and interpretation is always inspiring, Krystyna 💝🌹 Looking forward to more eye candy 😍
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