Nata tatting page has a Canadian Maple Leaf pattern and there was a Workbook leaf pattern Rodger (?) redid. I think I found it on Georgia Sitz website. Karen Lindsay has a leaf pattern in one of her books and Ruth Perry has a celtic one- not sure how to get a copy of that one. I have made all(except Ruth's) and they work up beautiful with your thread!
Inspired by the colors of an autumn leaf.
Beautiful as usual! I'm sure it's all snatched up by now!
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Absolutely delicious. It's a very happy autumn color!
ReplyDeleteAóóó! Beautiful, as all dyed yarns!
ReplyDeleteTruley one of my favorite colors of yours! I guess it is time to restock.
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely. Do you have a pattern for leaves?
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it! This is always a very fun batch to do.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a leaf pattern, but somebody had a great one just a while ago...who was it?
ohhhh, beautiful! Perfect for the transition to fall!
ReplyDeleteHere's a leaf pattern: http://icelas-world.blogspot.com/2008/07/tatted-leaf.html
ReplyDeleteHere's another one (may be the same, IDK) http://www.frontiernet.net/~TammyRodgers/mapleleaf.html
ReplyDeleteI am positively drooling.......
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colors. I love the color name as it reminds me of the beautiful maple sugar trees we have here in Vermont.
ReplyDeleteNata tatting page has a Canadian Maple Leaf pattern and there was a Workbook leaf pattern Rodger (?) redid. I think I found it on Georgia Sitz website. Karen Lindsay has a leaf pattern in one of her books and Ruth Perry has a celtic one- not sure how to get a copy of that one. I have made all(except Ruth's) and they work up beautiful with your thread!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite HDT's. What am I saying, all of your HDT's are my favorites.
ReplyDeleteThis thread is absolute;ly beautiful. Great job!
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