I still have another set of repeatable squares that I'd like to work on, but I think I will make a few smaller projects in between. Tatting the same thing over and over again gets tiring!
Sunday, September 18, 2016
More repeatable squares
I started losing steam toward the end of this, but managed to finish it yesterday. It has sixteen repeatable squares, and I'd like to try to add an edging to it later:
I still have another set of repeatable squares that I'd like to work on, but I think I will make a few smaller projects in between. Tatting the same thing over and over again gets tiring!
I still have another set of repeatable squares that I'd like to work on, but I think I will make a few smaller projects in between. Tatting the same thing over and over again gets tiring!
Hi Robin
ReplyDeleteI think you deserve the title "The new Mary Konior" !!!!!
Bev
Aww thanks Bev! ::blushes::
DeleteThough I think I will need many more years of practice to get to Mary's level :)
Once again you have interesting spaces between the motifs.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully regular and irregular at the same time! It will be interesting to see what you do with a border. I like it as it is though, without a border.
ReplyDeleteStunning and I particularly like it in black
ReplyDeleteLove your design and work and I can see a beautiful outline in the future, I know it will be great!
ReplyDeleteThe pattern is very interesting. It almost looks woven!
ReplyDeleteSquare mats are so much more functional, lovely in black.
ReplyDeleteI think it looks awesome as it is!!! :) Can't wait to see if you add a border and how it will look then!!
ReplyDeleteWhere the joins are in the center of 4 motifs is looks to me like 4 butterflies flying out away from each other. :)
Speechless !
ReplyDeleteLove the negative space, too!