Whoo Hoo!  I have to say I like it!  This is tatted in size 40 Lizbeth Mountain Breeze(?), I think. It took longer than I expected but it's really not hard, just a little slow since you have to make sure the loops are all the same height and picking out the back stitch to join to on the clusters was a little fiddly. I could see it but I couldn't always grab it easily.
This one isn't completed because I was trying to get to bed on time!  Didn't but it wasn't too late.  It's tatted in Cebelia size 30. The scanner kind of smooshes down the cluster but I do think they are quite interesting. I'll finish the last round later. Bina states you can use these clusters in any picot space.I didn't see it on Bina's site and since it's in the I.O.L.I. publication, I can't pass the pattern on, before you ask.
If I have time tonight, maybe I'll try using two separate colors. It has split rings though and then I'd have to do the SSSR to keep the colors where I want them. I probably won't in that case. Some things are just too fiddly for my patience meter. Especially when I have to do it SIX times.



very nice beautiful
ReplyDeleteWOW! I am duly impressed!(even thought the thought of crochet and tatting STILL makes me uncomfortable) They are really lovely, Gina.
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I think this is pretty exciting! Lots of possibilities here.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sacrificing sleep so that we can learn about all these new techniques! :)
very nice result, Gina! I think I can see the pattern more clearly in the solid colour. I'm interested to see how it'll look with 2 colours, if you try it. Hugs
ReplyDeleteI really like the look of the clusters - adds some texture, for sure. I can't stay up to practice these new techniques like you - can't even focus past about 9 pm!
ReplyDeleteThose look really neat! :)
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