Here is yet another coaster for my collection. I used a small split ring to climb from the central rosette to the outer round, and completed the pattern in one pass. It does use a lot of thread and I needed a large Clover shuttle to hold enough of the Lizbeth size 20 to finish the coaster in one go. (By the way, if you've never tried the larger Clover shuttles I highly recommend them...they can even be used for size 100 thread and work wonderfully.)
This is done in size 20 Lizbeth, #658 Ocean Turquoise Light. It's a really pretty blue and I'm going to buy another ball when I get the chance. The coaster measures 4.25 inches across.
I actually finished this pattern several weeks ago, and would have posted it earlier had I not come down with the flu. At least I think it was the flu, though I can't say I've ever had an illness that caused me to feel like I was bobbing up and down on a fishing pier for over a week. I'm finally starting to get my energy back after about 15 days with whatever it was.
I have one more coaster that I'd like to design before I start writing up patterns. It's something that I drew over a year ago and is in the shape of a square. I'm hoping to have that done in a few more weeks.
14 comments:
That is awesome!!! :)
Oh, this one is lovely too. You do such amazing things with negative space!
It's really pretty, and I think I can handle one split ring! ;-)
Very pretty ! Glad you are feeling well enough - missed you :-)
It's a lovely design.
Glad you're feeling better! The coaster is very pretty.
Glad you are feeling better, beautiful coaster love the pattern
Margaret
Gorgeous coaster and colour :).
Sorry to hear you've been unwell. Glad you're feeling better :).
Very nice pattern, and I agree that the blue is very pretty.
Beautiful again always the tops! Glad your feeling better I got sick a couple months ago and it came back couple times I think it is finally gone now. Hope the comeback thing doesn't happen to you :(
Gorgeous. Well done!
What a lovely coaster! I can see echoes of your earlier patterns in it, too. :-)
Good catch! I used elements from my First Snowfall and Eclipse snowflakes :)
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