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Monday, October 17, 2011

Orange Snowflakes

Weird, I know.  I had to try out this pattern - and orange just jumped out at me for a first draft.  All the Halloween talk and all :)



This is the Angels in the Snow pattern by Miranda (Tatting Fool) that I won on Lily's blog (The Eye Candy for Crafters) a couple of weeks ago. (Woo Hoo!)  I really liked the look of this pattern, and it tatted up very nicely.  I cringed a little bit when I realized it was SCMRs, but once I got started I realized what a great pattern this is to practice those buggers.  Now that I've tatted my practice snowflake, I can make a nice one in white.  Maybe even with beads :)  This is a wonderful pattern that I will make again - written nicely and easy to follow.  Thanks to Lily for the giveaway, and to Miranda for the pattern!

Some SCMR instructions can be found here: 

pdf by Jane Eborall
Video by Frivole

This is all the tatting I've managed to accomplish lately.  But I have oh, so many patterns on my list . . .

8 comments:

  1. Ooh, orange! I like it snd your scrs sre perfectt!

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  2. I never would have though of orange for a snowflake. I LOVE it!

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  3. Your snowflake looks great in orange - okay, it just looks great. I, too, like this pattern. It isn't as hard as one might think, works up nice and looks pretty, too.

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  4. So cute with the little gourds! Perfect. I had to look at the picture a minute to see where the SCMR's were...ah-ha, now I see! That is really a wonderful design.

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  5. Very nice!!

    I love orange, but never thought to tat with it - lol!!

    That's a great first attempt. Congrats!

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  6. Love it in orange. Isn't it a great pattern? Plus, it looks different depending on the threads and is you add beads. This orange one would be fabulous with beads or/and different colour chains or... ah, it goes on and on. What fun!

    Lovely tatting.
    Fox : )

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  7. p.s. I notice you are becoming very brave! Way to go!

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