Rose leaves

I have now done a pattern for the rose leaves that I used for the bridal bouquet and there is a link to the PDF on the right of my blog in my Free Patterns section.

Here also is the link to the pattern.

Finished Bridal Bouquet

For all of you who have been waiting to see the final result of the Bridal Bouquet then here it is in all it's glory!

New Links to Free Patterns!

You will find that if you click on the links to my free patterns it will take you to Google Docs - the PDF files are much clearer there and you can either just print them off or download them to your computer!

HAPPY TATTING!

Test tatting

I have just finished writing out the pattern - with diagrams - of the new daffodil pattern that I designed for the bridal bouquet. Jeff Hamilton has kindly agreed to test tat it for me - he's a real sweetie. I asked Jeff because I knew that he had worked my 3D flower patterns in the past.

Bridal bouquet

Bekah's bridal bouquet is coming along. I thought you would all like to see what I have done so far.

I have still got lots of leaves to make but I think you can see the shape getting there!

Wedding card

This is the end result of the heart pattern I designed specially for this card. The wedding was last Sunday and so I can now show it to you all!

I am now in the process of doing another one which will have a slight variation as I don't like to give two of exactly the same thing. I like my gifts to be unique!

The quote from Friedrich Halm is an absolute favourite of mine and so appropriate for this type of card!