Rounds 7 to 12

Of the Dutch doily.  Really pleased the way this is going although I did stumble somewhat on starting this round.  What fascinates me is the fact that I've managed to progress from round to round mostly without many split chains.  I'm hoping that any test tatter who might come forward will help me rectify any anomalies in the pattern.  

Meanwhile I'm thoroughly enjoying this experience.

Tat It And See starts today

Here we go.  

I'm publishing the day 1 link here but mostly it'll be easier to find the links on the actual TIAS blog.  So, here's the link to that blog.

I will still be posting progress on the Dutch doily on this blog when I have time and have something to show you.  There are no adverts on the TIAS blog so if you've time please click on those on this blog to keep the pattern pages going!!!

Another past TIAS.

Janet's mermaid

This is Janet's mermaid.  She kindly sent me the picture last week and I thought today was a good day to blog it as an added incentive to join in this year's TIAS.  

The mermaid was the result of 2018's game and was the last one I was ever going to do.   You can thank Covid for last year's and this year's as my voluntary work hasn't yet started again so I do have a bit more time on my hands!!!  Something good came out of the pandemic after all!!!

This is the last reminder as tomorrow we start!!!  Keep an eye on the TIAS blog here for the links which can be found at the top left of the screen.  Well, not that near the top!!!

Yes this is more serious!!

Don't forget that the TIAS starts on Wednesday.  For more details on the game please visit this link.  

Today I have further progress on the Dutch doily and have since found out that it's also been published in Spanish and Italian.  Now I'm not sure if I can ever let you have the instructions for this but will continue to research the publishers etc.