I get there in the end... Do you remember the
sneak-peak back in February (that
IS a long time ago!)... Well, it finally got finished tonight. I got tired of seeing this poor abandoned hanky with only one side left to attach. To be honest I nearly took it all apart as I had some problems with my crochet edging on this one - the fine edge started to pull apart when I inserted the crochet and nearly came to a complete disaster! So it's not as good as I would like it to be but here it is anyway.
Couldn't even get a good photo either!
Tried with flash...
and here's the whole thing, it's quite a large hanky!
Well, larger that my usual ladies' hankies (35cm x 35cm)
I'm happy with the lace itself and the colours are good, was only a bit disappointed in the attachment part. Where it looks a bit "wobbly" around the flowers is because there is actually a bit of a scallop going on around there.
Anyway, pleased to have one more WIP out of the basket and no longer IP!
Best wishes,
Even if you don't like the pictures, I can tell your edging is beautiful! It's such a good feeling to get those WIPs done, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteNice work :)
~Cindy
This is eye-catching, exquisite lacework. You should be bursting with pride! It was well worth the wait.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I do wonder about attaching lace to older or finer hankies. I haven't figured out how to attach the edging with crochet yet. I guess I've been a little to lazy to put much thought into it.
ReplyDeleteHello Frivole,I knew your blog via Intatters, it's very nice. I realised that you tatted a Jan Stawacz doily i'm making, and you're right it's a bit annoing, jejejeje, but beautiful. I love your patterns, i'll try Quatrain soon and from this moment i follow you!! (scuse me formy english i'm not english speaker)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, no matter how you attached it!
ReplyDeleteFox : )
I think you did a really good job on the edging and the hanky as a whole! It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI think you did a lovely job, no matter if the hanky was not straight in places who cares the result is beautiful.
ReplyDeletewell done
Margaret
Beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteI was wondering about this piece!
ReplyDeleteYou did an exquisite job, way to go. I love your use of colour, and how it works with the hanky.
This turned out very pretty Frivole! I'm glad it didn't stay abandoned!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Carol