The teal colored one in the background is in progress, to be used as a pattern photo for a very minor design alteration. I've realized that there is some benefit to tatting the snowflakes in color: one can save on ink when printing out the pattern. (White snowflakes need to be scanned on a colored background).
Here's my pile of diagrams and my tatting binder, which houses all of the designs after I finish them.
I add a sample of tatting to each binder insert, which is great for knowing what the pattern will look like when tatted...not so great for the thickness of the pages. This one will only fit 5 to 10 more pages, so I'll have to start a new binder soon.
The new snowflakes are gorgeous :).
ReplyDeleteVery wonderful Robin all your works are worthy to have in one's possession :) hugs from Carollyn!
ReplyDeleteYou are such an organized person, Robin ! I have yet to print out my own patterns ;-P As for storing them - such tiny 3D pieces in 3 or 4 boxes - I keep delving into & rummaging through to find them destroying all my periodic organization ;-( I have a Lot to learn from you :-)
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your new versions & patterns
Pretty soon you'll be able to publish a book! Please put me on the list for an autographed copy. ;-)
ReplyDeleteWorking my way there slowly, perhaps in a few more years :)
DeleteYour snowflakes are looking lovely and you look very organised
ReplyDeleteMargaret
They look wonderful and your tatting is so beautiful and even.
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