Actually, I finished this set quite some time ago, and finally got around to
listing it again. The
Vision necklace pattern is available free on my blog, but the matching earring pattern is in my
Boutique Tatting book.
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My tatting among other hand crafted items in the gift shop |
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View of Milwaukee Art Museum from Discovery World |
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View of city of Milwaukee from Discovery World |
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Student work |
Above are some photos taken during my tatting classes at
Discovery World museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It's a fantastic view through the windows there! My beginning tatting students have been doing really well! They've been practicing :-) Here is their work after just 2 weeks.
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Tatting class with view of Lake Michigan |
Wow! Your students are doing great! Beautiful work! I tried teaching tatting to a group at church once and it didn't go so well. Kudos to anyone who can teach it. :-)
ReplyDeleteYour jewelry set looks fantastic! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd your class likes they are doing well!
What a soothing view - that has to help your students release their anxiety and tat well!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Professor! Lovely beginnings by your students. Great to see people learning the art... and in such an unusual venue. Lucky students!
ReplyDeleteThat piece is marvellous! I am so intrigued by your designs, especially the configurations for necklaces using chains. Unique.
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Thanks, folks - yes, my students have been wonderful in this class. I absolutely LOVE the venue of teaching tatting inside a science museum! And, so nice how they scheduled 4 sessions, 3 hours each, for the class. This really helps because for most people, shuttle tatting takes time and practice to learn.
ReplyDeleteThe contact person at Discovery World has said she will schedule more classes for me to teach in the future, yay!