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| Hand dyeing in progress |
The colors were inspired by a Cattleya orchid, which I think would make a stunning corsage for a special occasion, hence the name Corsage. Several sizes of cordonnet thread and embroidery floss now listed in my Etsy Shop.I haven't had much time for tatting lately, since I've been very busy practicing music. I'll be playing my cello in a Wisconsin Intergenerational Orchestra concert on May 5 and still have lots to prepare! Also, I sing in the church choir + some cello there too, and Easter will be here soon.
I did make a start on tatting a daffodil from the book Ostern - Easter Motives by Christel Weidmann. The plan I have in mind is adding some leaves along with other tiny flowers to make a ... (you guessed it) ...corsage!
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| Tatting a daffodil in progress |
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| The book Ostern - Easter Motives by Christel Weidmann. |
Gorgeous thread as always!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI am sure your corsage is going to be super beautiful!!! :)
I had those orchids in my wedding bouquet, so I heartily approve of your thread! I haven’t come across that designer, I look forward to seeing your examples of her work.
ReplyDeleteI love Orchids they are my favorite flower above all, your colours of the thread are gorgeous and would make any corsage look beautiful
ReplyDeleteI do love the gorgeous colors of threads you dye! This one is especially pretty!
ReplyDeleteYou always dye the most gorgeous colors. I love the vibrant shades.
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