Such improved rings of tatting with the final join NOT TWISTED.I made a few practice pieces:
and with the help of Ann's postTatting - twisted picot join tutorial
from her
Nifty Needle blog
I think I've got it!Thx Ann for visiting my blog,
taking the time to comment & provide such a helpful link ...
You rock!
So helpful to me & I appreciate it so much!
I cannot get over the difference it makes to get it RIGHT
OK, moving along to the next tatting skill / challenge / pattern ....
4 comments:
YEA!!!! I'm excited for you! Getting the final join figured out opened up so many more tatting possibilities for me - it's pretty frustrating to tat your little heart out on a motif and have the final join go wrong.
SO YEA FOR A NEW TATTING FRONTIER OPENING UP!
Do we get to vote on your next skill to tackle? :)
Because if we do, I'm voting for split rings - talk about possibilities... And Jon has a WONDERFUL tutorial right here:
http://tatsaway.blogspot.com/2008/05/how-to-make-split-ring.html
Happy tatting!
Ann
Lelia, congratulations on conquering the twisted join. Yes, that is the first obstacle that every tatter has to go over. Your one-shuttle flowers are all so neat, and lovely threads that you used for them.
Thank you Ann for the shout out to my split ring tutorial.
You have done well I haven't even tried the twisted join yet!!! Love the flowers and the colours are absolutely lovely.
Well done. Lovely colours. Happy tatting in tat land!!!!
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