Well I have been taking a class in tatting. Two weeks ago the class ended. I would like to share a few photos of some of my accomplishments. I began tatting back in August and took a class this past month. These photos are not necessarily in order of date completed.
I just bought a nice 5x7 binder with acid free sleeves to put these pieces in. The only problem I have with it is the top is open and the pieces could fall out. I plan on trying to put them in order with dates finished, but so far they are in there randomly by pretty colors.

Some of my first silly pieces: butterflies, fish and running person.

A flock of doves.

First larger piece: boomkark.

Something for the holidays.

Celtic knot pumpkin--was harder than it looked. Not sure I knotted correctly.


Jellyfish....
ok ok it was supposed to be a fan, but I'm not good at split chains.

Autumn leaf. I did this back in August I think. The first thing I did with the online group.

Ringtrim. A cute design from AnneB.
I had to use regular split rings as I couldn't figure out the single shuttle split ring.

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A cute piece I did on my own.

Spanish Insertion. I need to block it, but I don't think that will help the spray of picots that shoot out in all directions. This is actually a very early piece, I'd like to think I'm better now.

My first very complicated piece.
I've learned enough in class I think I could climb from level to level a little more daintily now. And I think blocking would help this piece.

Split Ring Flower. Split rings were kinda fun to learn!
i love the red/purple design you did on your own! that looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sylvia. I keep thinking I need to put that red/purple design on something with the heart above it. They are so pretty together.
ReplyDeleteAnd I didn't mean I made the design up. Wish I had, but I took it out of a book. I meant to say I didn't do this with the class, that was just something extra I was working on by myself.
I love your tatting examples! I always wanted to learn to tat. One of these days I'll get to it. Right now I'm learning to play the Ukulele :-)
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