I'm so far behind, and more disorganized as ever. Jane is well into posting all about the Fringe TatDays and I haven't even said anything about Palmetto yet. I've done some Palmetto class projects, they must be around here somewhere. I think.
Anyhoo, someone asked for some closeups of the Phyllis Sparks yoke, so here you are until I can get myself better sorted out.
If you would like to see it modeled, see Jane's blog HERE.
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Life has taken on this unhealthy habit of getting in my way! It took me way
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4 days ago
Absolutely exquisite !
ReplyDeleteIt was good to see it modelled! So lovely. Thanks for the close ups. There's a lot of variety there.
ReplyDeleteA master piece of tatting
ReplyDeleteI feel so lucky that I was able to see your yoke in person! It is a fabulous example of fine tatting, and I really enjoyed meeting you. :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch elegance!!! :) It truly is a work of art!!! :)
ReplyDeleteSpectacular photos - beautiful tatting - and it looks wonderful on you! Tim had photos, too! I still can't believe how quickly you tatted this! Phyllis Sparks has captured the 'style' of the intricate antique patterns, but it has a 'modern', clean look to it. I wonder if Phyllis is aware of the internet tatting community and if she has seen your beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteI think this took longer to tat than you think. I was working on it for a while before I started blogging. I wish I could remember exactly when I started...
DeleteAmazing elegance and beauty
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