So I spent the better part of a day making this little packet.
I think it works exactly how I meant it to. For once! Now I feel a little more organized with everything I need in my one bag.
Another sidetrack this week was that I also joined an online group (that I found on the InTatters site) with Sharon Briggs to learn how to design tatting patterns. Hopefully this isn't premature - I think maybe it will actually help my tatting if I learn how the patterns are designed. (More big ideas.) So, I've been reading the discussion on the first lesson, and now have some samples to tat for the 2nd lesson. I don't think I'll get much else done this upcoming week - I'll be thinking about designing. (And I'm lucky enough to be working long hours this week, so time will be short to boot.)
Needless to say, I didn't get any of the tatting practice I had intended to! But, I did see a pattern on another blog that I thought would be a good, small project for me to work on one evening. This is my one tatting accomplishment this week - a very small heart. I'm trying to think of what I can do with some of these hearts - notecards, maybe?
I love your little tatting bag! Did you make it yourself or get it from somewhere like Ds9designs? It's cute! I have a tatting bag from Jane Eborall and I need a little needlebook to go in it that matches, LOL!
ReplyDeleteI really like your packet for the needles and scissors, very neat! The heart looks good, too. I think it would look nice on a card, maybe with some tatted, one ring flowers around it.
ReplyDeleteHi TattingChic - I did make the bag and added a tatted edging. I used a small jewelry bag that I got years ago as inspiration and enlarged it as much as I could. The fabric is designed by a "painted lace" artist.
ReplyDeleteTattrldy - thanks - the needle packet seems to work just perfect. And I think I will make some cards and use a few small flowers to finish the look.