IOLI Dallas: Tatted Oraments

 

 Class One:  3D Angel

 Class Two: Log Carrier

 Class Three: Star/Flower

 Class four was for finishing.   This photograph is from the convention web page - shows what the tatting I've started will look like (maybe by the holidays!)      Once I complete the tatted elements will assemble into the three ornaments.

Patterns + Instructions c.Patti Duff

 

IOLI Dallas: Frisado de Valladolid Needle Lace

Frisado de Valladolid Style

Trilobe Medallion

Designed by Carolyn Wetzel (2018).

I am using "Gilt Smooth Passing Thread" Fine #4 in silver

and Gutermann silk thread (Col. 391 & Col. 733).

Pattern & Instructions c.Carolyn Wetzel.

I removed my "start" and this is my do-over.   Learning how

to make it pretty!!!

The photograph shows different pieces in this technique.

Additional Infomation available on-line from  Piecework Magazine Article:  https://pieceworkmagazine.com/medallion-frisado-de-valladolid-style-lace/

 

IOLI Dallas: Knotted lace

 ETSY link.

For additional information on Turkish Oya ---Nice on-line article in Piecework Magazine by Carolyn Wetzel: https://pieceworkmagazine.com/oya-a-traditional-needle-lace-embellishment/

 Link HERE.

 Available in many places

on-line.

I was going to try 'edging' these.   One is linen, other is cotton.

Also purchased some Clover Japan (brand) & Tulip (brand) needles to try 

from A Twisted Picot.

 

IOLI Dallas: Tatting

IOLI Maple shuttle purchased from Lacy Susan in VA.

The tatting pin & the blue Clover shuttle purchased from The Lace Museum.

 Link HERE.

 Tatting Lace, Motifs and Doilies.   

Link HERE.

 From A Twisted Picot.  

 For the upcoming zoom class, Swirls,

thru The Lace Museum.

 

IOLI Dallas: Bobbin lace

2025 IOLI Bobbin, purchased from Valerie Sims - Especially Bobbins.

Lace Bobbin Holder, made from texas pecan, AND a mini hook (tool) compliments of Dallas Lace Society

 Beautiful Cover Cloth & heart from "Deep in the Hearts of the Beehive Lacers.

 I was thinking they might house a tatting shuttle.  I purchased this small book.    

From Sunday's opening dinner:

Blue puffy thingie - from Austin Lacemakers Guild.

Magnet w/2025-26 Calendar from Dallas Lace Society.

The Lace Museum provided a storage tube (for hooks, needles, tools, etc.)

Tags from Atlanta Chapter of IOLI.

Also pictured is a convention pin (I purchased)

and a thread/yarn spindle.

 

IOLI Dallas: Teneriffe

I bought this kit from NeedleLaceArts.com,

by Karen Bovard-Sayre.

(a.k.a The Shuttle Smith Split Ring Tatting Books.)

Someday, I will have free time

to create this lovely Pansy!!!

The wooden template is light weight and well designed.  Pretty fibers, needles included - looking forward to creating the "Flower 5" kit.

One of my fav spots 

at the hotel - view of the pool

from the fitness center: