I hope you'll think better late than never as I update you with what I've been working on in the months since my last post.
*I designed the two button bookmarks, but they are a simple combination of rings and chains.
*This cross by Jackie Fiuntini of New South Wales is a favorite go-to piece for me. It was published on page 3 of Tatter Tales, Volume 3, Issue 3.
*The little fairy with the wings is adapted from a combination of the features I liked best in Teri Dusenbury's Pincess Bijou Fairy and her Princess Dorie Fairy. Both original patterns were printed in her Tattle Tales newsletters. Princess Dorie is available online along with a few of her other Papillon Princesses at http://teridusenburystattletales.blogspot.com/2014/09/tatting-bookmarks-papillon-princess.html, but I don't see Bijou among them.
*The Bird of Paradise Bookmark is from page 29 of Dianna Stevens' Animal Bookmarks, A Tatted Zoo (2004).
*The hanky edging is Eternity Rings by Mary Konior. You'll find it on page 26 or Tatting with Visual Patterns (1992).
I designed an edging for another hanky when I couldn't find a pattern that seemed just right. You'll see it a bit later along with a picture of the fairy tale tatting finally up for display in my granddaughter's bedroom. It took us forever to find the ivory velvet I wanted for the backing.
Happy tatting!
4 comments:
Love that Konior hankie edging! Thanks for the idea! : )
All are pretty, but that hanky just jumped out at me. I LOVE it!
Oh, everything is so very beautiful!!! :)
I love the way you placed your colors on your hanky edging!!! :)
And your bookmarks are wonderful!! :)
And everything else too!! :)
Mom loves color so I wanted at least one of her hankies to be bursting with it. I had the perfect colors for this hanky in DMC size 80, so I went with it. I thank you all for your kind words.
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