
I kept making mistakes in the stitch count of the rings and just made them consistent all around. Then I realized I was off on the outer chains by a stitch or two also. It might have been more noticable with a bigger thread but it wasn't really a problem with the size 40.
Enough of this diversion! I'm back to the challenge now. It's been so busy between work and home lately that I haven't had a lot of spare time. I hope it slows down soon.
Your Nora butterfly is beautiful. I love the colours.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is! The colours are lovely as well.
ReplyDeletePatterns with either Josephine Knots or small rings on the exterior chain really appeal to me. I wonder how that preference can be explained in design-sense terms? There is a rare pattern that contains these elements that I do not really enjoy.
Fox : )
p.s. I do hope you can free up some more tatting time! : ))
How pretty! Those colors are perfect. I don't think I've ever done anything with two colors. Maybe it's about time. (:
ReplyDeleteOoooh! Beautiful butterfly! :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! The colors are very eye-catching.
ReplyDeleteI love the depth of the colours and the design itself.
ReplyDeleteI love your butterfly, and the colour is gorgeous.
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This is a lovely Nora butterfly, Gina. It looks great to me, and the colours? Perfect!
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