Tat the top row across first, shown in gray on the diagram. Then continue tatting down and up for each narrow section. The picots between the narrow sections need to be gradually larger to enable the sections to fan out nicely.
This is the quickest I have ever designed a tatting pattern - only 4 days from just a vague feeling I should design a pattern based on RBG's dissent collar, to a finished collar, to a sharable diagram.
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| Top row and a section in progress |
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| Ruth Bader Ginsburg |
9 comments:
I love this pattern! What a great memorial to her.
That is a wonderful tribute to RBG. I will be tatting this as a gift.
Excellent work and a fine tribute to her.
It’s a beautiful collar even without the symbolism.
A tribute. RBG wore so many attractive collars.
Very nice! I've been thinking of tatting a collar, and this will be a great place to start. Thank you for sharing your pattern!
Your necklace is so pretty!! :)
Thank you! The top row by itself can be a simple necklace also. While I was in the designing process, my first try was without the 1-1 chains between the rings and it was soon obvious that was going to be too crowded. So, don't forget to tat the 1-1 chains!
This is great! I've been admiring RBG's collars for awhile and was trying to find a good pattern so I can tat one myself. This fits the bill! Thank you.
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