Well, the hospital staff party was a great success and tatting has been on hold for awhile. I became frustrated with the kippahs. The tatting was not the problem. The actual construction of the kippah became a struggle. Not to worry, I'll get back to them. I just needed a break. (anyone else jump from project to project? ;-) I'll post pics of the process later.
BUT...I really needed to pick up the tatting if for no other reason...to relax and enjoy. I still marvel at how therapeutic this craft can be! Here's the newest project. I'm rushing to get one or two Christmas presents ready. I think I've got a new favorite insert.
I'm really happy with this insert because it's quick and quite pretty. It is a creamy yellow, two pass pattern from the Catherina Austin "A New Twist on Tatting" book. It will be attached to the linen hand towel.
SSHhhh....! I think I'm giving it to my niece.
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Lucky niece!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty insertion! Makes me want to go hunt up that book.
ReplyDeleteOoh I really like that pattern!
ReplyDeleteThis one really is beautiful. And a great one for pure enjoyment tatting. Glad to see you are back on track!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely gift for your niece. The tatting is beautiful!! Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteThat IS a pretty insertion. It's always nice to find a tatting pattern that isn't so challenging, but looks so good.
ReplyDeleteYes, I love my simple edging pattern for unwinding.
thanks for the memories- tat is a favorite bookmark pattern for me... it is a dream to work on.
ReplyDeleteYou know, I have that book (both the paperback and the hardbound book...I'm such a tatting piglet) and I have never wanted to tat that pattern until NOW that I see it here! It's gorgeous! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat readingg your blog post
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