This one is using the same basic silver thread but with another pretty variated shiny thread.
Oh, did you want the pattern? Well it’s been here for a long time and has a sneaky way of finishing off the last round without having lots of ends to sew in. Just two - as you’d normally get.
Sorry about the pictures but the sheer shininess of them makes it so difficult to get good photos.
6 comments:
These always make me think of tiny hats for the gumnut babies from the Australian Classic Snugglepot and Cuddlepie! I would love to be able to make them, unfortunately the bobble technique was a step too far. If you ever go to Craftree, Jane, have a look at the winning bookmarks from the Queensland Tatters Lace Challenge for 2019. The geisha girl is stunning, but the flowered vine has a peapod at the end of the tail, and inside the pod there are three tiny peas! Sarah said she had made them using the bobble method. I have never seen anything like it.
I only go to Craftree once in a while, Maureen. Just been there to look for the bookmarks and can’t find them. I find the site impossible to use. If you can send me a link I’ll go back and have another look.
Bauble making is easy - after the first one!!!
Another great bell!! :)
Fantastic, and your such a tease with your patterns 😁💐😁
Ooh, the color(s) alone are drool-worthy! Gorgeous little bell. Love the beads....the shape....the color, the shine...everything about it!
StephanieW
Nice work
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