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Thursday, 19 December 2013

Snowflake challenge - Countdown to Christmas



Hi,
Day 19

Todays snowflake is called Sweetheart Snowflake,  this pattern was designed by Natalie Rogers who used Gina Butlers Brides Garter Pattern and before starting the second row of the her pattern played around with curving  the first row.
I was not happy with the first snowflake as above it did not lay right and the long chains just would not lay together.  So I did another one and half way on the chains I added a picto and joined the chains together as I tatted them.  it still cups a little but the chains lay together.     It was tatted in Lizbeth Thread no 20 What do you think?
                     Hugs
                 Margaret

7 comments:

  1. The hearts are sweet. Your second one definitely looks better than the top one. It's not always easy to turn a straight pattern into a round one.

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  2. wow that picot thing makes a difference, that was smart to do and I sure gives it a solid feeling. I love the little hearts they are sweet and done well!

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  3. another super patter, I can see the difference with it laying flatter. off to do some cleaning lol............... needs must
    Tilly

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  4. All of your snowflakes are so wonderful!!! :)

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  5. It is a sweet snowflake. With the picot, it looks much better. It makes the chains swirl.

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  6. I love this heart design Margaret!!
    Kevin xx

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