First of all an apology from a silly old moooooo. That's me!!! I'd done a 4th drawing for the small bow and somehow deleted it before 'pdf'ing it and uploading it!!! I've corrected myself and given my left hand a slap with my right hand! The 4th diagram is now on the pattern.
Now the next project that I'm doing is the butterfly in one of the Dutch books.
Now the next project that I'm doing is the butterfly in one of the Dutch books.
The first puzzle to me was the fact that there appeared to be two of them with slightly different bodies. You can see them in the picture below.
Once I'd translated the pattern and read and re-read it a few times I realised that the one on the left with the ends dangling was the same but 'not quite finished'. So I've abandoned the nun's destructions for the body as it involved sewing the it into a tube and went in search of another idea.
Well, there it was right under my stupid little nose. It's part of the fairy that I did here. As the legs/arms of the design have been stolen by two other people for their 'original’ patterns - and without asking me first, I thought it would be OK to use the idea for the new body.
So, I've modified it a little and it's now the new body of the butterfly.
I need to draw this up and do all the usual 'stuff' to it and then I'll share it. I may have to bore you with a few more pictures in the meantime as I'm going to enjoy making these!!!
We want to see pictures, the more the merrier!
ReplyDeleteThe Dutch book is fun, thanks for making it accessible to the rest of us.
Really cute butterfly!! :)
ReplyDeleteJane, your variation of the nun's butterfly is great. Your 'tube' adds a third dimension.
ReplyDeleteThat was a subtle dig you cheeky lass!
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