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Wednesday 5 May 2021

Tatted Easter basket



 Hi,

A bit late for Easter but I finally finished the Easter basket,  I had a problem with the handle it was too long and would not stay up no matter how much  stiffing I did,  so in the end after much thought I glued a piece of acetate inside the handle and it worked. 

I used Lizbeth thread no 20 in Rainbow Taffy,  Pineapple Parfait and leaf green.  The pattern was by Laura Bziuklewicz,  I enjoyed tatting it but next time I will make the handle shorter.

Margaret   

9 comments:

  1. Beautiful work Margaret,the colours are gorgeous

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  2. Good solution. It’s very pretty and ready for next Easter.

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  3. this looks so delicate and beautiful in those rainbow threads, Tilly

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  4. That’s so beautiful Margaret. Do delicate looking. Well done on solving the handle problem.

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  5. Margaret its gorgeous, such beautiful work. Got to ask, in the background of one of the pics, is that a blanket, love the colours from what I can see, can't help I am nosey.:}xx

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  6. Very pretty! Using the acetate is a clever idea!

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  7. Oh so beautiful Margaret, I love the delicate design and colours and what a fab ides to get the handle to stay up, very clever, Kate x

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  8. That is beautiful
    Jocelyn x

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