Here is another bookmark with the same Diamond Braid pattern in a wonderful Lizbeth color, Falling Leaves.
This is again from Robin's book, available here.
Jane asked if I did well at the fair- I did! Hugely well! I think I sold more bookmarks than anything else but the snowflakes were a close second. This was the fifth year at this fair and I had many repeat customers. It was interesting because of a snafu, we ended up in a different room. I had a number of people expressing great relief that they'd found me and that I'd still come. I have to admit it was quite flattering and a wonderful boost to the ego. All in all, a great sale for me. (Not so much for my daughter or sister though- who knows why?)
(Latin for teacher's web)- I'm no spider but I can tat a web. I started learning tatting (shuttle) and Latin the same year - MCMLXXIX.
Showing posts with label Diamond Braid. Show all posts
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Sunday, November 18, 2018
Saturday, November 17, 2018
bookmark - nuntium trecesimum septimum
I recently got an email from a craft fair customer asking if I would have bookmarks at the early November show. I made four (as asked) and no one asked for them. I did sell some though.
Here's one from Robin Perfetti's book:
I really do love Robin's patterns and this is no exception. I found it pleasing to make and it's called Diamond Braid. Despite my husband's claim of this being the ugliest variegated thread (Lizbeth Jewel), it sold first!
I am delighted that people still read books with actual paper pages.
Here's one from Robin Perfetti's book:
I really do love Robin's patterns and this is no exception. I found it pleasing to make and it's called Diamond Braid. Despite my husband's claim of this being the ugliest variegated thread (Lizbeth Jewel), it sold first!
I am delighted that people still read books with actual paper pages.
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