Even though the imagery isn't obvious, I still think they're pretty. And, as a gift to my blog readers:
The earring pattern is available for free!
I've prepared it as a PDF file,
CLICK HERE to download.
Other exciting news: I've been informed that I will soon have a tatting article published in Bead & Button Magazine, in the April 2012 issue. Yippee!
16 comments:
You do think of everything!
Gee, thanks :)
These are so pretty! They remind me of slippers Aladdin might wear!
Fox : ))
Fox, you're right, they do look like Aladdin slippers!
oh, I think there is a new pair of earrings in my future.
you make such fun patterns Marilee
So neat.... I have tried and tried to tat but cant get the hang of it... I love your work. LJ
Thanks so much, let me know how the pattern works out for you.
Try Tatted Treasures youtube video at:
http://youtu.be/BKYQ3EHJ1NU
She has a great blog with lots of absolute beginner tutorials, too, at www.tattedtreasures.com/
Or, try signing up for Georgia Seitz Online Tatting Class, http://www.georgiaseitz.com/
A good book for beginners is "Learn to Tat" by Jeanette Baker which comes with videos on a DVD.
Hope one of these suggestions helps. Once you "catch on" to how the double stitch is made, you'll see how easy it can be.
Thank you Marilee it is very kind of you to share your patterns. Congratulations on being published again you do a wonderful job of keeping tatting in the news.
Clyde, thanks so much. Sometimes people seem to think I'm just doing shameless self-promotion, but actually it's the beautiful craft of tatting that deserves more attention.
Very nice earrings and a great compliment to your necklace! :)
Congratulations. You of course deserve it. Your work is inspirational and of course lovely
Thank you for the beautiful pattern. AND Congrats and very happy to see your Tatting being published in Bead & Button Magazine! Linda in NM
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Thank you for the lovely patttern,
and congatulations on your news, I take it Bead and Button is an american magazine?
Margaret
Thank you to all!
Margaret, the Bead&Button Magazine is published in the USA, but according to info on their website they have readers in 89 countries.
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