Doing the final proofreading of my new book before publishing, and so far I've found an errant "the", a redundant "ing" and 2 double stitches that went missing. Will continue to check it over carefully, and then when I'm satisfied it's correct, will take it to the printer. I'll also make the digital eBook available for purchase soon. I won't know what to price it at until I find out how much it will cost to print it. This book has 48 pages, which is 20 more pages than
Up and Tat 'Em, and is crammed with good stuff - at least I think so :) The title of my new book is
Marilee's Beaded Tatting Finery, and here's a sneak peak at the cover:
I just counted the photos in the book and there are over 190, plus a diagram for each of the 15 patterns. So, must get back to proofreading for now, but wanted to keep you posted that it's coming very soon!
16 comments:
Oh the cover is beautiful and my printer runs out of ink too fast I will be interested in the book personally. This is exciting can't wait!
Looks totally amazing!!! :)
I am in awe! It's all beyond my comprehension!
Wow! That is quite the endeavour!
Looks gorgeous :)
sono sicura che sarà un stupendo libro, molto curato e con tante idee..........
in bocca al lupo(è un augurio)
silvana
Your book is already on my wish list, looking forward to seeing more, the cover looks interesting
Margaret
How exciting! I can hardly wait!
I am like a kid in a tatting store. Excited for you and looking forward to the book.
I can hardly wait! I need another book to drool over. *sigh* This year I'm going to actually tat something from one of your books! The ebook sounds wonderful - I can put it on my ereader and carry the patterns with me.
Can't wait. I love all your books.
Fabulous! Yay!
The PDF eBook is done now! A printed book will be coming soon. Thank you, everyone, for your encouraging comments!
Congratulations, this is on my list as well!
Currently working on the Fiesta Necklace from this book. I've found several earring patterns that complement it but haven't settled on a bracelet pattern which would you recommend?
For matching earrings I'd probably use the "Carnival" earring pattern from "Tatted Jewelry" (it's very much like the side motif on the necklace) or else just the center of the bottom motif of the necklace, leaving off the floating rings. You could add some seed beads to the chains. Have fun experimenting!
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