So for the ones who voted green, here it is!
Those sharp inward curves were a bit troublesome...
I had to to use some single-shuttle split rings to make a sharp turn.
The advantage of a one shuttle pattern, I realised, is that you never have
to rewind your shuttle - and rewinding the shuttle when making chains,
is the one thing that slows tatting down the most for me.
So although this is a fine thread (size 80),
I could make progress quite quickly.
The border pattern is from the Tatter's Treasure Chest.
Best wishes,
Your edging looks amazing and compliments that hanky wonderfully! :)
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous!!!! I love the border it's so pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's STUNNING. I LOVE it. SO pleased you found it and finished it.
ReplyDeleteLove the color you used on the border.....as usual you do a fabulous job.
ReplyDeleteNow- doesn't that look gorgeous!!! You are so amazing to do those tricky curves so smoothly. Lovely work! (Aunt Rose-E would be thrilled!)
ReplyDeleteIl est tout simplement magnifique !! J'aime beaucoup le vert....
ReplyDeleteA bientot
Beautiful! I don't remember which color I voted for, but the green is perfect!
ReplyDeleteI am absolutely GREEN with envy! Your tatting is perfect and the colour superb! I voted for yellow, and now see how wrong-minded that choice would have been,c as I look at this wonderful tatted hankie. Just so lovely.
ReplyDeleteFox : )
Beautiful! Green was the perfect choice :)
ReplyDeleteThis hanky is SO LUCKY! It's got a perfectly fitting edging....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThose flowers needed stems and the border is a wonderful and BEAUTIFUL base!
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I voted for yellow and am now wondering what could I have been thinking? Of COURSE the green! It is "just right" in every way.
ReplyDeleteYour handkerchief could single-handedly bring back the fashion, it is so beautiful. (I hope it does.)