Ana. Her project was "Wondrous Window" earring pattern
Elaine. A needle tatter! The photo (below) is a spiral she was creating.
and, I have to make mention .... She designed her own tee shirt with dye in squirt bottles. She made her own stencils with contact paper (x-acto knife) and ended up with a very creative tee.
Denise on the left, Barbara on the right. Denise had all the ingredients for ice drop production. She things BIG and wants to create oodles, to gift
this week. Innovative color choices, and speedy tatter! She is making them based on ladybug, emerald ash borer bug, think - nature inspired pieces.
Denise tatted around a copper penny (show-n-tell). Fabulously interesting!
Barbara's tatted snowflake project (show-n-tell). Barbara was piloting a new-to-her tatting shuttle in photo above.
Denise (left) and Barbara (right).
Sue Anna sporting a stunning new jewelry set (show-n-tell). It is a Marilee Rockley set! Close up of earring in photo below.
Yesterday, Sue Anna was tatting the earring pattern with different beads and fiber colors. The pattern is in the book, Tatting with Beads Jewelry (
link here). Photo below.
Here is
Marilee on her carbon fiber cello - she played a piece from Fantom of the Opera. (I think). Diane has the video!!! She is one talented artist! Teacher, designer, fiber dyer, tatter, and friend. And, yes, after her solo, she tatted and chatted with all of us. So helpful with our tatting issues (ie Catherine Join, keeping the tatting flatter, etc.)
And look who came from Michigan! Delighted to chat and see Sue's latest sun catchers. She creates wonderful patterns
for ice drops and sun catchers. (If you look at
Diane's blog post, she has more photos of the projects). Or, check out her creations on her blog,
Tatting Lace in Grace. While I was trying to change a pattern to make it look different (after 2 trys - realize it doesn't work out), Sue eyes it for half a second and diagnoses a fix! A tatting mechanic!
Here is Diane. Can you guess what she is making? Could it possibly be an ice drop? More photos at Lace-Lovin'Librarian's (link to
blog posts HERE). See the box in front of her -- yep, indeed,
Yarnplayer HD threads. They look so much better in hand than in photos (on my computer screen). If you have not given them a try --- do so soon! These came home with me -- Nitty Gritty, Peace, and Stardate. Oh, that "Peace" fiber color is probably my favorite.
When I had
HDT by Yarnplayer, 50/50 wool/silk, I knitted with it - and made square on my pin loom. It is a beautiful colorway - and I've enjoyed using it. ( color Peace ).
Denise on the left, Barbara on the right. Denise had all the ingredients for ice drop production. She things BIG and wants to create oodles, to gift this week. Innovative color choices, and speedy tatter! She is making them based on ladybug, emerald ash borer bug, think - nature inspired pieces. 
Denise (left) and Barbara (right).
