The only techniques used in this pattern are ring, chain, reverse work, picot, join, and lock join.
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.
I made mine using size 10 thread, but since this collar is worn like a necklace, the size doesn't really matter.
Top row and first section in progress |
Beads can be added inside the top rings. |
I'm using 6mm beads with size 10 thread in the photo above.
My tatting pattern was inspired by seeing a picture of RBG's dissent collar. ♥
Ruth Bader Ginsburg |
7 comments:
I enjoyed tatting this pattern so much! I display it when I demonstrate tatting. Thank you for giving us a way to honor a Great Lady of Accomplishments.
My daughter request me to make one for her. She framed it with a label. Loved the pattern.
Worth repeating.
That's an interesrting pattern. Thanks for re-sharing it!
Looks great! :)
Merci pour ce partage ! Magnifique travail !
Thanks so much for the pattern to your collar, Marilee. RBG is a favourite of mine.
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