DH didn't think much of my tiny knight...
..until he saw it with the dragon.
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Stash Buster Cardigan Is Done - I combined two yarns from a friend's stash to make this cardigan for myself. I used Elizabeth Zimmerman's percentage method, found in Knitting Without ...
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Doily haul! - On the Victoria Day weekend I was able to one of the local yards sales. The Baptist church in Campbellford does a yard sale on Thursday and Friday in t...
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bead tatting - Over the past couple of years I have approached many experienced and expert or domain tatters for some explanation or confirmation and feedback, or even ...
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A Printed Book of my Etsy Patterns - I have published a printed book that contains all of the patterns that were for sale in my Etsy shop. The book is called *Tatting Collection: 2014 - 2021...
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Vintage Galoon Pillow Case - I decided to go ahead and use my vintage galoon straight away (my auto-correct tells me I should spell galoon with two lls as in "galloons" but it is def...
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what’s in a name - Here I am again, with another roundup for the *#Endrucks1920Project*. For the *#NameMeEndrucks Game Of The Month in June 2024*, we invited our group to g...
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NCRL meeting - Saturday was the NCRL meeting. We are aiming for 300 goodie bags and several people are making things. So some people spent time prepping some materials. ...
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Easter! - Well Easter has come and gone, but I did make myself a really cute item this year. I was in a swap, and my partner had described a pattern that she was loo...
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A bit of my history! - 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 it!!! W...
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Amazon delivery at it's finest - 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...1 year ago
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My Facebook Page - 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...1 year ago
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Just popped in to say 'Hello' - 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...
2 years ago -
I LOVE Karey Solomon's Hand-Painted Thread! - 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...
3 years ago -
Daffodils! - They’re finally up – in the doily, anyway. In the garden, snowdrops are blooming but the daffodil leaves are cautiously peeking above ground, probab...3 years ago
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Coronavirus Doily - the grand finale! - 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 ...
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Winter Beauty / Beldad invernal - Technique/Técnica: Ankars Thread/Hilo: Tianfeng 300D/3
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September update - 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...
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Through the Roux - 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 ...
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Black Choker - 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.
6 years ago -
Double Core SSSR Success (and failure) - THIS POST was written in 2009 but it sat in my draft folder until today. Now I am looking for the UFO and the Irish Crochet clovers that were made for th...
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Motifs, Bookmarks, Ornaments, Bracelet, Necklace, Snowman, Ice Drops, Runner, Doilies, Box, Earrings, Bell, Snowflakes, Leaves and Wreath - Vera has posted some of the motifs she has been working on like these that can be used as bookmarks or ornaments. This one is something that she's been wa...
7 years ago -
Playing Catchup - 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...
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Books Ineke - 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...7 years ago
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Ice Drops getting to be stunning! - 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...
8 years ago -
Bauble pattern - 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 ...
8 years ago -
Where Has The Time Gone - 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...8 years ago
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Palmetto Tat days, travel, weddings, illness....oh my! - Wow, September and October have been a whirlwind. It started with a wonderful trip to the state of Georgia for Palmetto Tat days. I finally got to meet so ...
9 years ago -
Thinking about designing - 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 ...
9 years ago -
More of Marilee's - 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"...
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New Beginnings.. - 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...
10 years ago -
Ups - et år har vist gått! - 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...
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New Pattern Up - My new FREE pattern is up on the new blog! Click here to see it. Happy Tatting!11 years ago
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I'm back - and I brought shuttles! - 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...
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Instagram 500 Follower Christmas Giveaway! - 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'...
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Fair, Glasses, HDT, and still settling in... - 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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The Single Stitch According to Riego - *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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Ooooo - for my grandson!
ReplyDeletesooooo Cute.
ReplyDeleteSt. George and the dragon and the maiden he rescued. Looks great to me!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeleteMr dragon - be afraid, be VERY afraid. Wonderful, Martha, just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI see more as the dragon leaning down to say, "Seriously???."
DeleteWhen I looked at him with the dragon, my English thoughts are George and the dragon. George is our patron saint.
ReplyDeleteMargaret
:-)
ReplyDeleteI think he's perfect, and he's protecting a damsel in distress... the stuff legends are made of!
ReplyDeleteLove the knight. I assume he will be part of your new book also? Any chance the book might be done and available at Tat Days?
ReplyDeleteThis is so clever! Perfect 'additions' for the great dragon!
ReplyDeleteAwesome Martha!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Wonderful! I liked the knight even without the dragon but together they are great!
ReplyDeleteSave me, O shiny knight!
ReplyDeleteMartha, they are done to a perfect scale!
ReplyDeletePerhaps the dragon is thinking, "You know you are just made of string, don't you?"
:-)
Love love love your sense of whimsy and play!
ReplyDeleteFox : ))
What an awesome tatted picture!!! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch great fun!
ReplyDeletereally adorable I would stitch that down to a little pillow so cute and magical. I started a new bog if you want to check it out it's called "Carollyn's tatting blog" :)
ReplyDeleteOh gosh,I have been going to ask if you had written another book. That looks really good.Still on 'blog-accation' hope to be back soon. Still tatting and dyeing and enjoying our lovely summer.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to hear from you. With your long blog silence, I had been thinking of you and hoping you were OK.
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