OK, now this is the last - I promise. I may show you a couple of pictures with the whole lot together just so you can see how stupidly addicted I've been over the past few weeks.
I like the bottom one best but also the middle one in which I changed slightly how I've been working them. For some reason I thought the best way to work the pattern was to use the plain thread on the outside as a sort of 'border'. In the middle one I did it t'other way round and I think it looks better but maybe it's because I love that particular HDT!!!
Who knows when you live with an entity like brain cell 3 who comes and goes with worrying regularity!!!!
Who knows when you live with an entity like brain cell 3 who comes and goes with worrying regularity!!!!
Say it isn't so! Surely you haven't exhausted all of the color and bead possibilities! Yes, please... I would like to see a photo of all of your wonderful Fandango Snowflakes together!
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ReplyDeleteSuch an intriguing pattern, Jane. I must try it soon.
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They look good enough to eat!
ReplyDeleteAll are very beautiful!!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat is the multicolored in the middle? It is lovely.
ReplyDeleteOh, Susie, I don't know. It's one of my HDT's which isn't named. I'm sorry.
ReplyDeleteWow, Jane, these are so pretty! I wouldn't mind if you make more and post pictures. I just noticed, thanks to Diane, that these are made with the Fandango split-ring pattern.
ReplyDeleteI just made your tatted goose--take a look! www.straightlacedtatting.blogspot.com
Oh, esoraleak, I love your goose. just made me smile because we have a lot of Canada geese in our town and they 'take over' the swans which we want to keep. They're not welcome here!!! I keep telling them to go back where they belong which is anywhere but here!!!! Off to leave a comment on your blog.
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