Tatting patterns with the added 'fun' factor. This blog is for the patterns which I'm going to list in 'parts' on my web site. These I'm calling the 'Tat It And See' (TIAS) as the finished result will not be seen until the pattern has been completed!!!
Friday 19 September 2008
Day 5
Hello Sherry,
I decided that I didn't like the yellow color showing up in the pink chains when they were joined to the vsp picots so I used the Catherine Wheel join. ~LadyTats
I did not have time to do the TIAS last week and finally caught up over the weekend. I have not done block tatting before but with instructions from Jane and Sherry, it was not too difficult. I had a fun time choosing thread colours for this. I was thinking of 3 contrasting colours. Hmmm what is it going to be? ~Wendy
Here's my Day 3 to 5 of TIAS 4, tatted with 3 co-ordinated purples of Flora 20 threads. Look like candles to me, but I doubt I would have guess it. Just wonder how Jane could figure them out already!
What is it?! I see some of us think it may be a candle. Hmmm....one of Sherry's hints was 'illuminate', but after seeing Day 5 completed I've been pondering it. Maybe this is a 3-D TIAS. Could it be a church or chapel of some sort? They are illuminated either by electric light or candles. Hmmmm.... I wonder.
TattingChic
Sherry,
Here is my effort at the TIAS. I am not to sure about my color choices but we will see.
Elizabeth
Mobile, Al.
Hi Sherry. This is fun.
Pam
Hampshire UK
TattyCat
I'm really enjoying playing with my lego. So many years since I was in the classroom with the tinies but I do get to play with small grandsons from time to time nowadays. Never been allowed to play with TATTED lego before!!! Jane
Sherry,
Day 5 for me still no idea what it will be. this piece reminds me of a dog house with the red part being the door LOL.
Nita
Sherry, Here is day 5 with no idea of what we're making. Karen in OR
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment