Martha's Tatting Blog

No, I'm not done yet, but Sherry, the Celtic Dreamweaver , shared this picture of one she made over 20 years ago and wore for a long ...

A few fill-in motifs on the front (?back) part.  Now just the outer edge to go. My preciousssss...

After fixing the offending motif I showed last time, I have now completed the inner neck edge.  These motifs were all "Yoke Circle 1...

Remember, I told you with Sparks yoke, you have to look at the pictures to see where to make the joins?  The problem is, some of the pictur...

Next up is "Yoke Section 9," the really long strip across the front (or back, I hope).  This is a milestone in my progress, as ...

When I first saw the picture of the yoke by Phyllis Sparks, I expected the wide portion to be the back.  However, in the book, she says...

Still working on the Phyllis Sparks yoke, I wanted to do the small motifs around the end to make sure they would fit. And they did! You c...

The motifs in this yoke by Phyllis Sparks are somewhat arbitrarily numbered.  The piece in the previous post is "Yoke Section 1...

  I'll put the mignonette rose doily on hold while I work on writing up the pattern.  Meanwhile, I'll go back to the yoke I was work...