This time I chose Jon Yusoff's beautiful Harmony doily -
So, about the title - when I left it on the table to dry after blocking, hubby snatched it up to use as a doily. Sigh, I'll just string and use it as a hair bun net when I wear the churidaar suit. At other times, it will be his. Best of both situations.
https://tatsaway.blogspot.com/2020/08/harmony-with-full-chart.html
My colour scheme was already decided blue with white highlights similar to Jon's black. No other thought or planning - a simple relaxing project. Even the white in round 2 was a spur-of-the-moment pick.On reaching Round 6, Jon's note about beads caught my eye. Well, why not?! Threaded these Japanese silver seed beads and used a diamond formation - 1 bead at the base of the ring and 3 on the ball thread.
If I'd read this sooner I might've been tempted to add beads in some previous round(s) too.
My colour scheme was already decided blue with white highlights similar to Jon's black. No other thought or planning - a simple relaxing project. Even the white in round 2 was a spur-of-the-moment pick.On reaching Round 6, Jon's note about beads caught my eye. Well, why not?! Threaded these Japanese silver seed beads and used a diamond formation - 1 bead at the base of the ring and 3 on the ball thread.
To make up for that, I sewed on a bead string through picots in the center space. Very fiddly work and the circle disappeared when I knotted too tight at the end.
It has 2 mistakes which I didn't fix and I lost the thread chicken race twice! For several rounds I went with ball and shuttle.
Worked in Anchor size 40. It measures about 6.5 inches across which is a bit on the smaller side.It has 2 mistakes which I didn't fix and I lost the thread chicken race twice! For several rounds I went with ball and shuttle.
So, about the title - when I left it on the table to dry after blocking, hubby snatched it up to use as a doily. Sigh, I'll just string and use it as a hair bun net when I wear the churidaar suit. At other times, it will be his. Best of both situations.
Well, it's brilliant. You've inspired me to tat it up
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to it, Madhur šš¤š
DeleteLove the way it coordinates with your outfit, how clever is that. Iād hide it from my husband, one dedicated use is enough!
ReplyDeleteHe's getting greedy, isn't he, Jane ššš¤š
DeleteBeautiful but I hope hubby lets you wear it as intended, looks like you might have to make another one,
ReplyDeleteI do need another one in red/maroon and black, Margaret, for another ensemble. šš¤š But time becomes a problem ...let's see.
DeleteYour hubby too?? I have to almost hide my tatted doilies from my hubby-he claims them all. ;)
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful!! :)
~Sue(Tatting Lace in Grace)
Sue, I honestly keep thinking of you and your hubby now that mine has taken to snitching them šš¤£š However, I can't fault him coz it is nice to see the colourful displays around my home, now that I can no longer give them to my MIL to gift ahead. šš¤š
DeleteIt's actually nice to have a hubby who likes my tatting!!! :)
DeleteI am sure it is for you too!! :)
~Sue
Absolutely, Sue š¤©š„°
DeleteThis is such a LOVELY conversation! I am laughing @muskaan for using the word "snitching" because I haven't heard it since my Mother used to say that! I guess it's not only from Kansas USA that people use that word hahaha ;-D
DeleteBut I DO LOVE the ensemble! That blue would be a favorite of mine, too.
LOL, Sherry, it might've been a typo although having studied Queen's English, I am well aware of the word š It has a lovely ring to it, doesn't it!
DeleteThanks for your lovely comment šš¤š
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Nin šš¤š
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