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About Me
- Vanessa
- Hi. I live in Canberra, Australia, and started tatting early in 2009. Consequently, I've now caught the 'tatting bug' and hope to be infected for a long while.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Max, the mauve breasted rooster
Now here is something to crow about. Meet Max, the mauve breasted rooster.
He hatched yesterday and already has a proud comb.
This TIAS was really enjoyable, thanks Jane! It was the first TIAS that I have been involved in and I'm a bit sad that the title was 'TIAS 2010', because this infers that there is only one per year :(
I really appreciated all of the experienced tatters putting their TIAS online each day because I checked them out before proceeding with my own each time.

He hatched yesterday and already has a proud comb.
This TIAS was really enjoyable, thanks Jane! It was the first TIAS that I have been involved in and I'm a bit sad that the title was 'TIAS 2010', because this infers that there is only one per year :(
I really appreciated all of the experienced tatters putting their TIAS online each day because I checked them out before proceeding with my own each time.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010
TIAS day 10
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Motif 20
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Motif 19
Hoorah! I remembered to scan the tatting at last. Doing the actual tatting is always the fun part. It's the follow up work that throws me, such as scanning the motif so that the picture can be posted to the blog.
The following two motifs, 'the square and diamond motifs', were from Jane Eborall's site - . Quite appropriately named really.
The pattern suggests making several of these motifs and then joining them together to create a larger product. I didn't do this because I'm still at the stage of tatting smaller objects so that I can see what different patterns look like when they are finished.
These two patterns look really sweet. I also did the triangular pattern from the series, but did not scan it. My completed triangle could definitely not be considered 'sweet'. Poor Jane might reconsider sharing her patterns if she saw how badly I botched it :(
The following two motifs, 'the square and diamond motifs', were from Jane Eborall's site - . Quite appropriately named really.
The pattern suggests making several of these motifs and then joining them together to create a larger product. I didn't do this because I'm still at the stage of tatting smaller objects so that I can see what different patterns look like when they are finished.
These two patterns look really sweet. I also did the triangular pattern from the series, but did not scan it. My completed triangle could definitely not be considered 'sweet'. Poor Jane might reconsider sharing her patterns if she saw how badly I botched it :(
Thursday, January 14, 2010
TIAS day 4
Monday, January 11, 2010
Motif 18
These little treasures were a delight to tat! Aren't they cheery and happy. They are just the right size to stick on to a card.
I saw something similar on someone else's blog, but can't remember whose it was to give them the credit :(
I doubt that my stitch count would be the same as the original though, because their petals were a bit longer.
So...if you are the lovely tatter who put the original flowers online, thanks!
I saw something similar on someone else's blog, but can't remember whose it was to give them the credit :(
I doubt that my stitch count would be the same as the original though, because their petals were a bit longer.
So...if you are the lovely tatter who put the original flowers online, thanks!
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