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Monday 15 June 2015

A Royal Wave. 16/25 Motif challenge


Hi,
These have been made from the Lizbeth thread called Royal Wave no 20.
The top picture shows them as a group,
This pendent is a pattern from Tatting with Rings by Jon Yusoff,  the pattern is called Teratai.
The butterfly is from Mary Konior Tatting Patterns book.
 This bracelet is from a new book I brought called Shabby Chic Tatting  by Rozella F Linden,  I do like this book,   the pattern was called Ribbon and Flowers lace,  I was going to make several flowers to go on top of the flowers in the pattern giving it a 3d effect but in the end I just did the middle one.  I used gold seed beads around the last row and  a pearl in the middle on the middle flower.
There are some lovely patterns in this great book,  and there are some beginner patterns  plus a few for the more advanced tatters.

Hugs
Margaret

6 comments:

  1. lovely pendant, I love the colours but the little bracelet is fab with the beads, hope you have some sunshine
    Tilly

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  2. Lovely work with your pretty new thread.

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  3. Beautiful work Margaret, so pretty and love the tiny seed beads let in, simply gorgeous.xx

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  4. All very pretty and fresh looking, Margaret. : )

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  5. Wonderful bracelet, butterfly and tatted ring!! :)

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  6. Wow these are beautiful Margaret, again I love the colours. Michelle x

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