Thank you, everyone, for your lovely comments and for those of you who have asked - no, she will not be throwing it! - it is going to be framed to keep for posterity.
I don't know anything else about the wedding as it is for a fellow tatter's grand-daughter in the USA (I am in England).
When a new tatter bought my books a couple of years ago with the express desire to tat her grand-daughter's bridal bouquet, I always said that if she got into difficulties I would tat the flowers for her. So you can guess what happened! I got the request to tat the flowers a few weeks ago, but me being me, went a step further and decided to do the whole thing! But don't think I am complaining - I have enjoyed every moment of doing it!
What is going on with blogger? I thought for sure that I had already commented on this post. I love your beautiful tatted rose leaves! What beautiful creations you come up with! Thank you so much for your sweet comment on my blog today. I am so sorry to hear that you have to have surgery again. Surgery is no fun at all, is it? I am glad to know I can play some small part in bringing some cheer into your day! Cheerio! ~TattingChic ♥
I love your flowers, great work I am trying to do my own flower not for a wedding< so I have plenty of time ... may I ask which flowers you use in the bridal bouquet?
I think your flowers are lovely, I am trying to make a set of my own though not for a wedding. May I ask which flowers you used in the wedding bouquet?
Absolutely gorgeous! What a lucky bride!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful bouquet, you are a genius, your flowers are gorgeous.
Oh, wow. That's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteJust curious-is the bride planning on tossing it? I sure wouldn't!
That is Gorgeous!! I hoe she dont throw it unless you are there to catch it!
ReplyDeleteOOOOOhh
ReplyDeleteI have goosebumps,that's so beautiful.
Connie
That is so beautiful. What a wonderful heirloom you have made. Surely, the bride will keep it forever. What will the bridesmaids carry--just curious.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!!!
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty , pretty....
Lovely
Hi Linda, What a wonderful creation and a true tribute to the craft of tatting. You should be very proud of yourself. Very well done.
ReplyDeleteThat's the most beautiful bridal bouquet I've ever seen. Like Ginny, I hope she doesn't throw it -- that she gets some ordinary old flowers to throw!
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful. I have no word to say what I think... Such beautiful flowers !
ReplyDeleteBravo !
A french tatter...
So amazing! Very inspiring work!
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Thank you, everyone, for your lovely comments and for those of you who have asked - no, she will not be throwing it! - it is going to be framed to keep for posterity.
ReplyDeleteI don't know anything else about the wedding as it is for a fellow tatter's grand-daughter in the USA (I am in England).
When a new tatter bought my books a couple of years ago with the express desire to tat her grand-daughter's bridal bouquet, I always said that if she got into difficulties I would tat the flowers for her. So you can guess what happened! I got the request to tat the flowers a few weeks ago, but me being me, went a step further and decided to do the whole thing! But don't think I am complaining - I have enjoyed every moment of doing it!
WOW! Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWhat is going on with blogger? I thought for sure that I had already commented on this post. I love your beautiful tatted rose leaves! What beautiful creations you come up with!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your sweet comment on my blog today. I am so sorry to hear that you have to have surgery again. Surgery is no fun at all, is it? I am glad to know I can play some small part in bringing some cheer into your day!
Cheerio!
~TattingChic ♥
Sumptuous! She will treasure it for ever...well she better!
ReplyDeleteStunning work,very cute.
ReplyDeletecongrats!
kiss
ROSA
WOW!! Very beautiful. Awesome work!!
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MJ
Cudowny
ReplyDeleteI love your flowers, great work I am trying to do my own flower not for a wedding< so I have plenty of time ... may I ask which flowers you use in the bridal bouquet?
ReplyDeleteIf you go to this post on my blog you will see a better break down of the bouquet. http://toptattyhead.blogspot.co.uk/2009/08/bridal-bouquet.html
ReplyDeleteI think your flowers are lovely, I am trying to make a set of my own though not for a wedding. May I ask which flowers you used in the wedding bouquet?
ReplyDeleteTheresa, I used daffodils and star gazer lilies, rose leaves and one ring daisies glued at intervals down long wires.
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