Well, here it is. The finished leaf pattern (or finished for now). I adjusted the center by tatting a center ring with eight picots and ended that pass with the tail. The second pass just helps fill the center and stabilize the outer pass.
I figured out how to go from the center out and it seems to work well. The picture below includes the first leaf I posted several weeks ago and shows yesterday's leaf along with the finished product.
Oh, COngrats, on your latest projects! YAY! That is a cool leaf! So when are you going to share the pattern!??? NO PRESSURE HERE! LOL! ;)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Can't wait to see what you get up to next!!!!
ReplyDeleteOoh! I like the way your leaf turned out!
ReplyDeleteVery nice shape and different collection of elements. I think leafs that are different are challenging. Great job!
ReplyDeleteOh, that looks really good! It's very unique & lovely!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have some nationalistic Canadian friends (or hockey fans?) with whom to share your leaf! It's a good likeness and very pretty.
ReplyDeleteCome to think of it, it might be an appropriate attachment to a bottle of maple syrup too. Very nice.
Yay! very nice---in looks great!
ReplyDeleteWow -- great job. It looks like a leaf (which is always a plus if you're making a leaf). I like the way you've made the stem so nicely substantial.
ReplyDeleteVery nice leaf! Congrats! You deserve your horn blowing, it really turned out nice. I like your thread choice also-what is it? And how big did your leaf turn out. Inquiring minds would like to know.(lol).
ReplyDeleteTAT19540..the thread is Lizbeth 144 size 20 and the leaf size is 2.5" from tip to tip.
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