That is an awesome dragon! I hope you'll be making the pattern available. It's certainly one I would purchase. Our school mascot is the dragon, and I would love to tat one for each of our administrators.
I cannot tell you how excited I am for your new book. All of the mythological designs I've seen so far are just what I want for decorations for a kid's room!
Must tell y'all. I've just had the pleasure of test tatting this dragon and I thoroughly enjoyed every minute. The pattern is easy to follow and the results are AMAZING. I'll blog mine tomorrow or Saturday. I personally can't WAIT for this book to come out with that and the rest of the fantasy patterns too. Martha, you ROCK. I'm in awe of your work yet again.
I have no difficulty believing this EXCELLENT dragon evolved from those bits, because you have the amazing talent to design wonderful things! This will become another classic!
But I AM shocked to learn that you work such strange hours!
Wow -- that is one fierce firebreather! I am in awe of your design talent more than ever before (and I was HUGELY in awe before this, so that is saying something) and CANNOT WAIT to get my hands on a copy of the upcoming book!
Out of curiosity, are they "trainable?" Sapling will want to know...
I have book mark your page so I can find out when the book will be available. I love it!! Best European woodland dragon I've seen. ~ Tatterdel aka Denise Smith Highland Rim Tatters Tatting in the Heart of Tennessee
The pattern is in my book, "Flights of Fantasy." You can buy it directly from me on my Books for Sale page (see link at top) or from Handy Hands or Tatting Corner or other tatting shops.
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I'm working on an order for tatted butterflies. The order says size and
colour immaterial, so, just for fun, I've made a series of white
butterflies i...
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It's been a while since I posted but it's Christmas time so I thought I
would share some photos of my decorations and a couple of things I have
made for sw...
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I do love Christmas decorations and twinkling lights! This year, I wanted
to incorporate tatted lace in my decorations (of course!) - I always have
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fulgent and folly
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This month Ninetta has hosted the *Bead Me Endrucks* game in the Endrucks
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the ...
A bit of my history!
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It was waaaayyyy back when I was raising kids and working full-time that
this article was published in the local newspaper. I hope you can read
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I am composing this on Monday, but not publishing until Tuesday, after the
judging. I doubt any of my readers (all 3 of you) are State Fair judges,
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I'm so happy to have joined the Project, it's a great way to learn and to
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This Thursday evening marks the beginning of the Palmetto Tatdays. This is
a weekend of tatting and fun that is organized by the fabulous Palmetto
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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
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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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to now recover the email that was originally used to set it up, so not
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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
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They’re finally up – in the doily, anyway. In the garden, snowdrops are
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At last! It took a while but I hope you'll agree it's worth it!
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Pastel Hearts and Pattern Update
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I've been making more hearts, and decided to add lock chain hangers so I
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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
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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
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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
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Hello Tatters
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Ice Drops getting to be stunning!
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Lace- Lovin' Librarian
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Bauble pattern
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I posted some time ago a Christmas bauble and I promissed to share the
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I cannot believe that more than 2 months have past since my last post. We
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Thinking about designing
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I needed a little break from the doily, so I made some more jewelry from Marilee
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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
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I'm back - and I brought shuttles!
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The Single Stitch According to Riego
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*Tatting* by Mlle. Riego, 1850
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I took a class today with the wonderful watercolorist Rena Brouwer!
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I like him, he's cute, I have just tatted the sea horse with wings, and he looks like he has the same wings.
ReplyDeleteMargaret
Some similarities, but not completely the same once you look closely.
DeleteFantastic dragon!!!! A lot of work went in between the final version and the first one.
ReplyDeleteWow Martha! That is one cool dragon!!
ReplyDeleteI love it!!!
ReplyDeleteHe looks gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove the dragon and the colors.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
This is a lovely piece of tatting, and a great pattern!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! He is glorious! Well done!
ReplyDeleteThat is an awesome dragon! I hope you'll be making the pattern available. It's certainly one I would purchase. Our school mascot is the dragon, and I would love to tat one for each of our administrators.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the dragon!
ReplyDeleteAnd Martha - get some sleep. Don't be posting in the middle of the night!
I cannot tell you how excited I am for your new book. All of the mythological designs I've seen so far are just what I want for decorations for a kid's room!
ReplyDeleteBravo, Martha!
ReplyDeleteHey - what are you doing up at 2:50 a.m.? ;-)
I get home from work around 0200 (except when I stay and work an extra half shift in a neighboring department). This is entirely normal.
DeleteGreat looking dragon!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING! i dont know what i was expecting your dragon to look like, but he is beyond all imagining...great job!!!!
ReplyDeleteHe is so gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteMust tell y'all. I've just had the pleasure of test tatting this dragon and I thoroughly enjoyed every minute. The pattern is easy to follow and the results are AMAZING. I'll blog mine tomorrow or Saturday. I personally can't WAIT for this book to come out with that and the rest of the fantasy patterns too. Martha, you ROCK. I'm in awe of your work yet again.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome Martha! I can't wait for the book to be available. I've been wanting to tat a large dragon to frame for a while.
ReplyDeleteI have no difficulty believing this EXCELLENT dragon evolved from those bits, because you have the amazing talent to design wonderful things! This will become another classic!
ReplyDeleteBut I AM shocked to learn that you work such strange hours!
Wow -- that is one fierce firebreather! I am in awe of your design talent more than ever before (and I was HUGELY in awe before this, so that is saying something) and CANNOT WAIT to get my hands on a copy of the upcoming book!
ReplyDeleteOut of curiosity, are they "trainable?" Sapling will want to know...
Nice! very nice
ReplyDeleteI have book mark your page so I can find out when the book will be available. I love it!! Best European woodland dragon I've seen.
ReplyDelete~ Tatterdel
aka Denise Smith
Highland Rim Tatters
Tatting in the Heart of Tennessee
Awesome dragon and amazing work on it. I'm one of your fans!
ReplyDeleteI want him can't wait for the book
ReplyDeletereally cute. Great colors
ReplyDeleteWow, I love dragons, and this one is great!
ReplyDeleteMartha that is just simply BRILLIANT!
ReplyDeleteI am blown away! That handsome beastie has Personality Plus!
ReplyDeleteFox : ))
OMG! I LOVE this dragon.. and the baby one too! New book.. when? where? WANT!!!
ReplyDeleteYour dragon is totally amazing!! :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome dragons!!!! I hope the book is out in time for Christmas tatting. I have several dragon lovers in the family.
ReplyDeleteUh, I did not hear of a new book 'til now but I definitely NEED to have it - I love dragons and all fantasy!
ReplyDeleteThat dragon is AMAZING!!!
can't add much to previous comments, but it's AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteWhat book will this be in? I would like to get this pattern.
ReplyDeleteIs there a pattern for sale? I'd LOVE to have it. Been attempting this pattern for weeks just from the pics & have been a miserable failure!
ReplyDeleteThis will part of a book of fantasy theme patterns. I think it will be ready for sale in September.
DeleteOh my Gosh....I am so ready for this new book. I love this dragon. Wow!! Can't wait!!
ReplyDeleteI'd LOVE to see a unicorn pattern in the book ;) I've collected anything unicorns ever since I was a kid.
ReplyDeletehow do I get this pattern? is it for sale or free?
ReplyDeleteMany Thanks,
T :)
It is in the "Flights of Fantasy" book. Look for the "Books for Sale" link at the top of the page.
ReplyDeleteI would love to needle some of these. Where may I get patterns?
ReplyDeleteThe pattern is in my book, "Flights of Fantasy." You can buy it directly from me on my Books for Sale page (see link at top) or from Handy Hands or Tatting Corner or other tatting shops.
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