Squirrel, owl, badger, anything that little boys would like. How about a snake too? Oh, a koala would be fantastic. Do you want a longer list? Seriously - anything you make is just wonderful. Put me down for a book and any test tatting you want done too.
Squirrel, owl, badger, anything that little boys would like. How about a snake too? Oh, a koala would be fantastic. Do you want a longer list? Seriously - anything you make is just wonderful. Put me down for a book and any test tatting you want done too.
I agree that critters appropriate for boys is a great idea: snake, bugs, dog, shark, bear, turtle, alligator, tiger, frog and how about a greedy personal request for a Celtic fish?
Love the skunk. Would love to see a hedgehog, racoon, possum, woodchuck, fox, ferret, weasel, mole, turtle, frog, maybe chipmunk. Jane has the right idea--stuff little boys would like; squirrels are cute. You'll have a full list for the book soon.
Oh how about a scottish terrier, boston terrier, koala, badger. I really love see the work you do. Such great idea to but on kids clothing. If you need any test tatting you would like done. Please think of me. Has I have the time being a stay at home mom of a 4 half year old. Bonnie yeoldetatter@telus.com
ok, I live in the wild west. Pony, Bear, Peccary, coyote, bear, lizards, snakes, mule, road runner (bird), A road runner would be great and I have a good photo of one! LOL We also have panthers (cougar), humming birds, quail... LOL that's a few hugs, bj
Too cute! Aardvark, rhino, giraffe, cockatoo, crab, zebra, and wolverine(What can I say? I'm a Michigander.) And like Jane, if you're ever looking for a tester, me me me!
Second Time Around
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After finishing the baby clothes, I went back to the cardigan I've been
knitting for myself and finished it off. The pattern is called Rows of
Lavend...
Frida Kahlo Blanket Completed!
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I'm a bit late posting this as I finished the blanket 2-3 weeks ago. Can't
believe I finally completed it after leaving it untouched for so long.
After r...
A new pattern
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Now this is one of the patterns I offered to teach at Palmetto Tat Days in
2024 - but they chose others!!!
Finally found my copy on the geriatric compute...
did you ever
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Did you ever notice or wonder why a central ring is round while a normal
tatted ring is tear drop shaped despite having the same overall stitch
count?!
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Resistance Hat Bookmark
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I did my Doctor of Chiropractic studies in Bloomington, Minnesota so it is
no surprise to me that the state has come out in droves to protect their
neig...
all things pass
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Here you will find the continuation of the summary of my summer, what I've
been putting off for a month.
I warn you that this post is a little crowded. B...
Just Chicken In: 🐔 Silverudd Blue
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Meet *Chicken Boo the Silverudd Blue* chicken. His breed proudly lays green
eggs. 🥚
I began tatting this 3D chicken on August 13, 2023, but put it ...
Halloween! 2025
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I was so busy during the Halloween season, but now it's done. I was
pleasantly pleased to have 22 trick-or-treaters, because we had very nice
weather this ...
New Snowflake Pattern
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I have a new snowflake pattern called Glacial, which is available as an ebook
on Amazon or as a PDF and printed "magazine" on MagCloud.
The pattern has ...
Amazon delivery at it's finest
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No. Not really.I ordered a shirt in January with an anticipated delivery
sometime in February or March. I wasn't bothered by a delay in receiving
the packa...
My Facebook Page
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Hello everyone.I have not been updating my blog for a while, posting more
on my Facebook page instead. I find it rather difficult to keep up with
writing...
Just popped in to say 'Hello'
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There are many reasons I have not kept up this blog, one being that I have
to now recover the email that was originally used to set it up, so not
exactly...
I LOVE Karey Solomon's Hand-Painted Thread!
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I have had the pleasure of tatting with Karey Solomon's hand-painted
threads recently. When you see all her threads in one spot, the job of
picking...
Daffodils!
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They’re finally up – in the doily, anyway. In the garden, snowdrops are
blooming but the daffodil leaves are cautiously peeking above ground,
probab...
Coronavirus Doily - the grand finale!
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At last! It took a while but I hope you'll agree it's worth it!
I'd like to think this has some correspondence to this time when we're all
working on ...
September update
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What an exciting month September 2019 has been. Palmetto Tat Days, a new
grandson and a trip to Canada for Fringe Elements Tat Days. No more tatting
events...
Through the Roux
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The Lagniappe pattern is broken up into different sections. Rows 1-4 are
called The Roux. You should buy the pattern to see why this is, but
Beware! It ...
Black Choker
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I have notice a lot of girls and young women are wearing black lace
chokers and so I have made this one for Aimee Grace, my friend's
granddaughter.
Playing Catchup
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I didn't mean to disappear again; it just kinda happened. I finished
tatting a magic square for my mom. I also worked on some crochet for my mom
as well. F...
Books Ineke
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Hello Tatters
Back from Canada what was so special, the whole trip and meeting Tatters
from all over the world, that I didn't see for several years, I can t...
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I haven't posted awhile but maybe just maybe I will get back to it. Anyhow
I am excited to be a teacher at Palmetto's Tat Days this year. I will be
teachin...
Ice Drops getting to be stunning!
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Lace- Lovin' Librarian
sent me a great selection of her designs for more complicated Ice Drops.
This was the first that I chose to make.
She gave them names...
Bauble pattern
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I posted some time ago a Christmas bauble and I promissed to share the
pattern.
It is not dificult to do... except you want to do it the way I did it: with ...
Where Has The Time Gone
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I cannot believe that more than 2 months have past since my last post. We
have become more involved with all the expat activities and in this area
there a...
Thinking about designing
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When I do this class online one part is lessons and one part is discussion.
It's very difficult to have a discussion as part of a blog, but the
discussion ...
More of Marilee's
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I needed a little break from the doily, so I made some more jewelry from Marilee
Rockley's book *Beaded Tatting Finery*.
The earrings are called "Melange"...
New Beginnings..
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Hi all! I know most of you might not remember me.. It's been almost two
years since I've last posted.. Well, things have been both rough and
strange at the...
Ups - et år har vist gått!
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Og ingen blogginnlegg fra meg! Det betyr ikke at jeg ikke har gjort
handarbeid - det har jeg. Jeg har bare ikke blogget om det. Så, for å komme
i gang igje...
I'm back - and I brought shuttles!
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First, there was one ... I had to save up for it, but it gave me time to
decide on the kind of wood I wanted. Randy Houtz directed me to a website
with pi...
Instagram 500 Follower Christmas Giveaway!
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So excited! I have 500 followers on Instagram after being there only a few
short months. To celebrate I'm having a giveaway - on Instagram that is! If
you'...
Fair, Glasses, HDT, and still settling in...
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So, with a title like that, I shouldn't have to say to much, right?
I entered Livi's Doily in the local fair. It won a blue 1st place ribbon!
The doily is ...
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Time to Tat!
A minor miracle here as I’m able to tat for an hour at a time before my
right hand gives out.
I decided to finish the biggest piece I’d begu...
The Single Stitch According to Riego
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*Tatting* by Mlle. Riego, 1850
In this first English book devoted entirely to tatting, the join as we know
it has not yet been invented, so Mlle Riego ove...
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I took a class today with the wonderful watercolorist Rena Brouwer!
Unfortunately, I didn't do it justice. She gave lots of great tips and
advice - I just ...
Squirrel, owl, badger, anything that little boys would like. How about a snake too? Oh, a koala would be fantastic. Do you want a longer list? Seriously - anything you make is just wonderful. Put me down for a book and any test tatting you want done too.
ReplyDeleteSquirrel, owl, badger, anything that little boys would like. How about a snake too? Oh, a koala would be fantastic. Do you want a longer list? Seriously - anything you make is just wonderful. Put me down for a book and any test tatting you want done too.
ReplyDeleteHmm... I'll have to think about that. Better yet, I think I'll ask my grandson. Love the skunk!
ReplyDeleteOh Martha, I love your little PePe LaPue!! You are so clever!!
ReplyDeleteHe is delightful.
ReplyDeleteGecko please! really cute please!
Chamaeleon...ditto!
A Beaver please. Is that classed as a critter?
ReplyDeleteHave you thought about a sheep or have you already done that one?
ReplyDeletethis is a super cute skunk, martha. i love your critters.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the suggestions. I'll see what I can do. There's a squirrel in the first book, and I've already got a sheep in progress.
ReplyDeleteI agree that critters appropriate for boys is a great idea: snake, bugs, dog, shark, bear, turtle, alligator, tiger, frog and how about a greedy personal request for a Celtic fish?
ReplyDeleteDoes that give you food for thought?
love the critters...
ReplyDeleteWhat critters would I like to see..
lemurs,
pandas
cassowary
that crane with the brush on his head....
Hi Martha,
ReplyDeleteOh I am liking these critters, how about a monkey for Meagan and a sheep for me
A moose!
ReplyDeleteA jelly fish!
Curly - wait - he's not officially a critter.
A red-winged blackbird!
Love the skunk. Would love to see a hedgehog, racoon, possum, woodchuck, fox, ferret, weasel, mole, turtle, frog, maybe chipmunk. Jane has the right idea--stuff little boys would like; squirrels are cute.
ReplyDeleteYou'll have a full list for the book soon.
Oh how about a scottish terrier, boston terrier, koala, badger. I really love see the work you do. Such great idea to but on kids clothing. If you need any test tatting you would like done. Please think of me. Has I have the time being a stay at home mom of a 4 half year old.
ReplyDeleteBonnie
yeoldetatter@telus.com
ok, I live in the wild west. Pony, Bear, Peccary,
ReplyDeletecoyote, bear, lizards, snakes, mule, road runner (bird),
A road runner would be great and I have a good photo of one! LOL We also have panthers (cougar), humming birds, quail...
LOL that's a few hugs, bj
Too cute! Aardvark, rhino, giraffe, cockatoo, crab, zebra, and wolverine(What can I say? I'm a Michigander.) And like Jane, if you're ever looking for a tester, me me me!
ReplyDeleteHello Martha
ReplyDeleteVery adorable skunk. I would love a tatted seal!
Connie
I love that skunk! Maybe you should try ferrets too!
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