It took me nine tries to get this one right. Since I knew this would be the last one (no matter what), I worked it in size 100 thread just to see if I could. I went to bed that night (er, um, morning) a tired, but happy, tatter.
exquisite! I collect tea pots. This was well worth the "try, try, again" Thank you for sharing. Can hardly wait for the book! LOL I 'dibs' on first copy; autographed of course. hugs, Bev
Muskaan M's DAL (Design Along)
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I accepted the challenge by Muskaan M inviting tatters to join her Design
Along (DAL) where she posted the design for the first two rounds and we are
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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...
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...
Beautiful Martha! I love tea pots! Congratulations on getting it to turn out like you wanted! It feels great when that happens.
ReplyDeleteTara
http://tattedlacetreasures.blogspot.com/
Exquisite, Martha!
ReplyDeleteI think the oval shape of the Maltese ring center makes the pot look nice and plump.
Katie V
What a beautiful little teapot! Are you sure it's the last one? I can picture it in Dresden blue and white, or maybe your favorite HDT!
ReplyDeleteIt may have taken 9 tries but it was worth it the teapot is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteOh, Martha! This is beautiful! No wonder you are so pleased with it. A pattern available one day? I just love your designs.
ReplyDeleteHi Martha
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little teapot. How do you come up with all these designs
Tami in WA
Hi Marth:
ReplyDeleteCute little teapot. How do you come up with these designs.
Tami in WA
So pretty and dainty. LOVE size 100 or smaller thread. And I like your picot use. So many patterns are void of picots and I miss that. GOOD JOB!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant - I'll be round for a cuppa later!! I just knew you'd get there in the end.
ReplyDeleteJane
What a marvelous design! You've really outdone yourselk this time. It is a darling teapot.
ReplyDeleteAny chance you'll share the instructions?
Lovely Maltese Teapot!!! It looks so dainty with all the frilly picots.
ReplyDeleteI love this! I collect tatted teapots as much as the regular ones. Is this your pattern?
ReplyDelete:-) Gina
I love this teapot. It is really cute! What a lot of work you put into it! 9 tries!!! Well it paid off because it's just adorable.
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty Martha. Has Gina seen it? Is that for a new book?
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely Martha, well worth nine tries. Size 100 thread...wow. How big is it??
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice little tea pot you have! And in size 100 thread, WOW! Beautiful
ReplyDeleteOh! Très jolie théière! Bravo
ReplyDeleteVery lovely tea-pot! Bravo!
exquisite! I collect tea pots. This was well worth the "try, try, again" Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCan hardly wait for the book! LOL
I 'dibs' on first copy; autographed of course.
hugs,
Bev