I broke my own 'rules' for this Challenge with Motif Six... by needle-tatting two motifs in a row!
I will make up for this by shuttle-tatting the next two motifs! :)
I will make up for this by shuttle-tatting the next two motifs! :)
This is pattern from Aunt Ellen's Tatting Handbook copyright 1982.
I really loved the way this pattern tatted up... so easy to understand and I can think of zillions of color combinations. This one is quick and easy and would make nice gifts.
I am hoping to find small, thin magnets to glue to three point at the top of this butterfly.... TAADAA: a fridge magnet for one sisterinlaw, whose kitchen is in bright blues and bright yellows.
I have found lots of butterfly patterns, so I am sure I will be doing more!
I also discovered my husband's grandmother tatted and crocheted.... and John's mom has several crocheted butterflies she had done. One is a very interesting butterfly as a fridge magnet... and I think the pattern could be duplicated in tatting.... hummmmm.... :)
I really loved the way this pattern tatted up... so easy to understand and I can think of zillions of color combinations. This one is quick and easy and would make nice gifts.
I am hoping to find small, thin magnets to glue to three point at the top of this butterfly.... TAADAA: a fridge magnet for one sisterinlaw, whose kitchen is in bright blues and bright yellows.
I have found lots of butterfly patterns, so I am sure I will be doing more!
I also discovered my husband's grandmother tatted and crocheted.... and John's mom has several crocheted butterflies she had done. One is a very interesting butterfly as a fridge magnet... and I think the pattern could be duplicated in tatting.... hummmmm.... :)
5 comments:
This pattern did turn out very pretty indeed. Wonderful color combinations!
I like the colors and pattern too!
Very pretty! What a good idea to make it in colors to match the kitchen of the gift recipient.
Oh my, your butterfuly is beautiful!
Love the colour combination of this little beauty, Debbie.
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