I'm very pleased that I'm keeping up. This time of the school year is pretty hectic. Additionally, we're picking up the elder daughter from college this weekend so there's an extra trip. But car time often means tatting time....
I'm still not sure what to do with these ends because weaving them in seems to change the shape of the knots. I'd forgotten how very delicate size "tatting crochet" is and how airy the lace feels. It's very pleasing to me.
So Springy and delicate!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and I take a needle and whip stitch and this changes the shape unless you give a nice "tug" at the end of 4 whips. the tug pulls back the the extra length that the stitches seemed to put in it when pulling the needle through the tatting.
ReplyDeleteI think I need a video.....
DeleteI'll try when I finish this round, I am not done yet so it will time out good that way :) I work on different projects at a time so it will be couple days.
DeleteI do what Carollyn does to sew in with small thread; works well.
ReplyDeleteGood for you for joining in and keeping up! Yay!!! Looks grand.
Beautiful! I sew in the ends after each round and then block it - just makes me feel better :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteI sew my ends in that are left over, the ends I might have at the start I tat over, you might find a video from Marilee
ReplyDeleteIt's looking very pretty and the colours are lovely
Margaret
It looks beautiful. I like those two threads together. The solid yellow really brings out the yellow in the variegated one. As to ends, I just tried whip stitching the ends into the top of the stitches for the last two rounds of mine. It is much less obvious than anything else I've tried.
ReplyDeleteI think I just don't know what whipstitching is? I use a needle and take one of the threads and weave it under the "caps" of the ds? But that seems to distort the stitches (not in size 20). Or am I doing it wrong?
ReplyDeleteIt's looking fabulous!!! :)
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