To test out the written pattern and sample different chain lengths, I tatted another edging. It looks good enough on this container but to the well-trained eye, every few repeats is a little different.
After all this work, I’m leaving the stitch count in the pattern the way I tatted it originally. Anyone working it can change it up however they would like 🙂 Look for the pattern on My Patterns page soon!
I have been tatting more recently than I had for a while. Besides this edging, I made a cross for a gift that I am extremely happy with, but haven’t taken any pictures yet. I’ve even jotted down the pattern – on paper – which is surprising for me. One step closer to writing it up to share.
We have had a lot of things going on here, unexpected and expected, which has kept me busy. I keep telling myself I need to post more and keep finding reasons that I ‘m too busy to. I think some of it is habit – I’ve gotten out of it. Here’s to changing my habit!
“Creative thinking inspires ideas. Ideas inspire change.” Barbara Januszkiewicz brainythoughts.com
Such a pretty edging! Got to try it on my yogurt jars!
Beautiful edging love your pattern
Cute edging! 🙂
Ooh! I have some jars that need some tatted edgings. I need more time to try new ideas!