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Showing posts with label Daffodil Ice Drop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daffodil Ice Drop. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 March 2026

St David’s Day , 1st March


 Hi,

Today is St David’s day,  in Wales daffodils are the national flower

Ice drops have took the tatting world by storm and this is an idea I came up with when I looked at a bunch of daffodils,   It was a try and see but when I put it on Ice Drops Facebook page they went wild for it, 
The pattern is partly the ice drop pattern and then an extra round of rings joined around the ice drop again.  I used the idea from the pattern Daffodil brooch for St David’s Day by Jennifer Williams.

This is my daffodil ice drop,  which I made some years ago,  I was going to do something else but unfortunately I have not been well enough it achieve anything new.  So sorry please enjoy my ice drop daffodil again.

We are in Oxfordshire at a christening today,  

Have a lovely day 

Margaret 

Wednesday, 1 March 2017

Happy St Davids Day - Daffodil Ice Drop


Hi,
Happy St Davids Day,
Ice drops have taken the tatting world by storm and this is an idea I came up with when I looked at a bunch of daffodils,   It was a try and see but when I put it on Ice Drops Facebook page they went wild for it,
The pattern is partly the ice drop pattern and then an extra round of rings joined around the ice drop again.  I used the idea from the pattern Daffodil brooch for St David’s Day by Jennifer Williams.  It worked well.
Below is two the original all in yellow and one with white rings around the glass gem  / nugget,   I am pleased with my idea at first I thought it was just something that had not worked but all the ladies on ice drops loved it,  so I must have done something OK.
Have a lovely day.


Hugs
Margaret