Do you remember this?...

I worked on tatting a kippah for a jewish friend. Tatting was the easy part. I had to create a pattern which was quite the feat. I laugh as I reflect on the mistakes....some pointed while others covered the head down to the ears...It became a trek which I probably will not repeat.

well here is the completed project!

I settled on navy blue silk satin with tatting in size 40 black lizbeth thread.


I will be gifting this after showing a few people. I'm really excited with the project. For future projects, I will probably purchase the satin kippah.
Ssooo much to report on...but I'll wait for another day. Checking in tomorrow, I'll share a couple more things with you. Hope your day is grand!
Very, very nice - and good to see you posting again. Karen
ReplyDeleteWhat a challenge you gave yourself. Hope you've kept a paper pattern of the kippah!!!!
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ReplyDeleteWow! Your kippah should be the hit at Temple. Get ready for custom orders!!!
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Missed this! Yummy yarmulka!
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