Thursday, June 27, 2024

Much of Nothing

It has been a quiet month and a half tatting/craft wise.  Grandson tonsil surgery, hubby had a case of pancreatitis and doctor visits have kept us busy and the feeling of wanting to do much of nothing.  Was able to finish test tatting for Palmetto Tat Days which will be held in August.  I’ll post pictures after Tat Days.  

Did sign up for Palmetto Tat Days.  Look forward to seeing everyone old and new.

Now that life has settled down, I have started tatting/crafting again.  I am about 2 months behind on the temperature tat-along.  Hoping to get catch up quickly.  

Tat Tat for now.

Wednesday, May 8, 2024

Angels

 

When waiting for doctor and test results for a family member,  you bring your tat bag.  Yesterday was butterflies.  Today is Angels to hand to nurses.  Two already handed out. Tomorrow maybe more Angels to get ready for grandson’s tonsil surgery next month.

Pattern is called Marie Smith’s Angel.  This was from Palmetto Tatters Tat Days many years ago.  Thread is Lizbeth White and Blue Ice.  Seed beads separate the rings in the middle.

Saturday, April 13, 2024

Tat Days 2023 - Projects

Finally getting around to finish these two projects from last year (only needed findings).  The dark beaded earrings is the Beanile technique.  They are a self closing mock ring.  Pattern by Nina Libin taught by Bonnie Swank.  The orange is called September Jewerly Set by Richard Embrey.  Very easy set to tat.

Friday, March 1, 2024

TTAL Jan-Feb

 


Temperature Tat A-Long is done for January-February.  February has been warmer than I can remember.  Think I will give a nice pressing before I begin March!

Thursday, February 8, 2024

Temperature Tat-Along

 

This is very interesting.  So far, it has been a warmer than average Winter.  I changed direction about 3 weeks in.  Since this will be a wall hanging, I decided to make each month a column.  This will make 5 additional columns wider and about half the length.  I get the high temperature in the evening and start the next square.  Wake up in the morning and record the low for the previous day.