To start 2016 off, I decided to tat Robin Perfetti's Frauberger Doily pattern. You can find more information about the doily on Robin's Tatting by The Bay blog here and the computerise diagram here.
Round 1 of Robin Perfetti's Frauberger Doily |
I really like Robin's colour scheme of white with variegated thread and how she does each round of this doily. Hopefully she doesn't mind that I copied both :). For mine, I am using Lizbeth #20 white thread and #115 Springtime. I'm really enjoying tatting this pattern. Quick and easy :). Currently up to last round (round 3).
That's it for now. Thanks for visiting my blog :).
Cheers,
Jenn :).
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery! It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteHappy 2016!
True :). Thank you :).
DeleteHappy New Year Jenn! I've been copying monedido's color schemes, and I think she drew inspiration from Sherry Towsend's rendition of the Corona doily. It spreads like wildfire :)
ReplyDeleteA quick note, since I haven't gotten around to typing up detailed instructions for this doily. In Round 3, I tat 7 DS then 1 Catherine Wheel Join before the floating trefoil (which adds up to the stitch count of 8 that you see in the diagram). Right after the trefoil, I tat another Catherine Wheel Join followed by 7 DS. If you aren't using Catherine Wheel Joins, I'd suggest changing the 8's in that part of the diagram to 7's, so that the outer chain isn't too big. Hope that all makes sense!
Thanks Robin :). I'm not surprised as it is a gorgeous colour scheme :).
DeleteThanks for the extra note for round 3. Makes total sense :). I did wonder about what join you used. I tried both shuttle join and Catherine Wheel join. I went with Catherine Wheel join but after the trefoil. I also decreased the ds down to 7 (after trefoil).
I've only just started round 3. Trying to decide whether I should cut and start the round again or continue but do it the way you suggested and hope the ones I've done is similar looking.
As long as you tighten the chain so that it fits somewhat snugly around the large ring, it should be fine.
DeleteThanks Robin :). I decided to continue as I had already restarted round 3 twice :).
DeleteI love Robin's tatting ! The colors you chose are lovely. Can't wait to see next step !
ReplyDeleteThanks Julie :).
DeleteA beautiful, Perfect start to the new year :-)
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your progress ...
Thanks muskaan :). Hopefully this means I will have more time to tat or to do other crafts :).
DeleteLove the start of your doily!!! :) Can't wait to see it finished!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue :). I am half way through round 3 :). Will share a pic soon :). Currently busy doing back to school stuff i.e. buying books and stationery, labeling everything and covering all books :). Summer holidays have flown by too quickly!
DeleteHi I have missed you blog and will sign up, I love Robins work and this is turning out well nice color choice :)
ReplyDeleteThank you :). I'm nearly finished with this doily :). It's currently too hot and humid to tat but will finish it the next time the weather is cooler :).
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