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Following Judy Edwards adaptation of my Coronet Doilies (see previous post) I thought I would have a go at doing my own version. This i...

Judy Edwards entered her adaptation of my Coronet Doily into NC State Fair and won first prize in the lace section, which included all ...

While I have been waiting for my thread to arrive for my Coronet Doily I have been playing with designing a double fuchsia. I did a singl...

Now that my new threads have arrived I can get on with this project! I'm pretty sure how I am going to join the outer motifs, but I th...

Here is Janet's trial run of my Xmas tree pattern, but using a needle instead of a shuttle. Didn't she do well? Janet did not w...

Over on InTatters one of the members had tatted my large coronet doily and then tatted and joined the smaller version around the outside. S...

I have finally finished my Round/Square Doily. The outside edge is a little crowded, but I think the shape makes a change from the usual ...

Giovanna has been busy. Just take a look at these lovely flowers she has completed!

This is one of those patterns that I have picked up my shuttle to see where it would take me! I started round, then went to square and now i...

This is a variation on the Simple Celtic Knot Bookmark in my last post. I thought I would make it a little more interesting by weaving 3 row...

I have designed this simple bookmark. The twisted chains give it a Celtic Knot style and by using 4 shuttles in alternating colours, makes i...

Maria sent me a picture of the Rosette Doily that she just completed and considering she is a new tatter I thought she did it very well in...

Nina was having difficulty with my Josephine Knot Bookmark as can be seen in the green version. She thought that she had to close the JK...

I had some of this thread left on my shuttles from the ~Rosette Doily~ and thought I would use it up. I basically designed one row and then ...

Here is a picture of the Rosette Doily - the pattern for which my friend, Stephanie, test tatted for me. Didn't she do a grand job? I lo...