I actually could've said 'killing two birds with one stone' but its not an idiom I like when birds are so cute. In this case I have made a killing in more than two ways. Read on ...
There are always tons of inspiring allurements and distractions in Tat Land. But I do my best to avoid or choose only those I can weave into my own jam-packed life. This year, I came across two such almost non-structured games which I should be able to manage through the year.
And this is my submission to both games simultaneously - the E37 Flower Flake and Star derived and adapted from Frau Endrucks' pattern #37 from her 1920 book, ‘Die Schiffchen-Spitszen’ and the modern reworking of E37 Square Diamond Motif. I had shared the prototype flower flake pattern, but it did not lay flat (https://tipsaroundthehome.blogspot.com/2023/10/wanna-multiply.html).
I killed my wide picots, sadly, with untidy stitches beneath the arch. I have now learned the correct method and will share in a future post. The twist in some picots is merely because I drove the pin in too deep when blocking, LOL, and didn't bother to correct it. The patterns will be shared, too. after I make an ice drop version with nicer wide picots.Many thanks for hosting these exciting games, Natalie and splocik! See you again next month 💕
Śliczne śnieżynki wykonałaś. :)
ReplyDeleteTwój link i fotka znajdą się w podsumowaniu stycznia.
Proszę wymień baner zabawy - poprawiłam błąd w adresie strony.
Pozdrawiam ciepło.
Thank you, splocik. I have changed the banner image. Now to consider what to tat for February, LOL.
DeleteMuskaan - dziękuję za wymianę banera i przepraszam za zamieszanie.
DeletePozdrawiam ciepło
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DeleteHandy to be able to use motifs for more than one game!
ReplyDeleteYes, except I don't really want to do it, Jane - seems like cheating to me, LOL. Thankfully the card stays for the year so I might make different motifs for each.
DeleteLovely stars!!! Best regards :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Boguslawa 💕
DeleteFantastic!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sue. 💕
DeleteYou're certainly having lots of fun with those games! For the doily, I'd be so bold as to say a small doily would do too. Just 3-4 rows. 2 rows would be a coaster and I don't know if we can stretch the definition quite that much.
ReplyDeleteYou are right, Lavi. 💕 In fact I do have an unfinished medium-sized doily/coaster I could've taken up. Luckily, Natalie confirmed that we can work the card for the entire year.
DeleteInterestingly, there are serpentine patterns with a single 'row' that tat up large - where you move in and out rather than around. Who's to say! 😁
Happy to have you playing PICOT bingo! I always love seeing your beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Natalie 💕 Glad you hosted this fun game !
DeleteBeautiful snowflakes.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Barbara, and welcome to my blog 💕
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