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Showing posts with label Flocon d'Or snowflake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flocon d'Or snowflake. Show all posts

Sunday, 8 December 2013

Snowflake Challenge - A Countdown to Chirstmas

Hi,

Day 8

Todays Snowflake is Flocon d'Or designed by Joelle Paulson last year,   and this I love,  the way its tatted around the doodad with rings and chains.   Its tatted in Lizbeth thread no 20
Hope you have a lovely weekend
                              Hugs
                           Margaret

Thursday, 6 December 2012

Snowflake Countdown to Christmas Challenge

 Hi
It worked today,  so here is the snowflake I was bring you yesterday,  On the 1st December Alison started doing a snowflake per day until Christmas.   Well I had planned to do this and then as she had started it I decided not to go ahead with my plans as it might look as copying,   then Diane stated and Alison challenged us blogger's to do a snowflake every day up to Christmas    well I hope I can bring you one every day, you might even get an angel. Link to Alison blog is here  and link to Diane's blog is here
Day one is Flocon d'Or by Joelle Paulson link to here blog  here.here   This is a beautiful snowflake and I am going to use it on my  Christmas cards,  for those who are going to get one you did not read that OK.
Day Two this is today's snowflake its called Wheel of Nine Rings from the book called Christmas Angels and other Tatting Patterns by Monica Hahn.
Both snowflakes are tatting in Lizbeth thread no 20
More rain forecasted for Somerset,  the village on a small hill in the levels of Somerset that has been cut off since the flooding is still cut off and they are pumping ten tones of water per minute off the levels and into the River Tone.  Please who ever did the rain dance could you now do a sun dance the ground can't take any more water,  its just so wet its mud.
Hope you stay dry
Until we meet again Take care
                   Hugs
                Margaret