When Carin Jansen sent me a link to her Endrucks' 1920 Project patterns, I discovered yet another blog, now added to my blog list on right panel! Found out that she had done a tat-along last year in one of the facebook tatting groups, and later shared the entire pattern in her blog.
Angel Choir doily TAL – Round 1
Designer: Carin Jansen
Pattern : http://handwerk-fee.blogspot.com/2020/11/engelenkoor.html
I had this strong urge to tat with size 80 and her doily had features that interested me. Frankly, we can all do with angels in our lives, right. So my knotty buddy, Anita Barry, and I set out on this TAL journey together, both with size 80 threads. I will probably post each round pics after both of us complete it, along with our combined notes and tips - no she said, I said 😁.
Optional Techniques : frontside/backside tatting, down join.
If you wish to join in, please do! Send me pics here or on facebook (update: post your pics on FB with the hashtag - #AngelChoirTAL)and we'll change the tango to livelier folk dance! Or like angels dancing as in the next round!
That’ll keep you busy for a while. I like the coloured versions that show the angels off better than the all white one.
ReplyDeleteI agree, Jane 😍 which is why both of us have chosen to highlight the angels in our versions. Can't wait to show you 😁
DeletePretty doily! We all need angels!
ReplyDeleteExactly, Ninetta 😍😃
DeleteBeautiful pattern and I love the colours you used, we all need angels even in lockdown.
ReplyDeleteHope you are keeping well and safe
We are safe and well, Margaret, thank you and wish you the same. The news from a lot of countries is certainly not very good. 💕🙏🍀
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