Enchanter
My Valentine gift to you this year
I know there are still a few days more, but if you are still searching for hearts to tat, you may want to try this.
The chart is below
Load two shuttles CTM.
Begin with the dimpled ring (DR) in the centre of the heart with the stitch count of
DR(7-7-7sp7+[to the sp]7-7-7)
Then, make a split ring SR(2-2-2-2/2-2-2-2).
Rotate work so that the dimpled ring is now pointing downwards.
R(6-6)
Switch Shuttle (SS), C(12) and reverse work (rw).
R(4-4+[to the first picot of the DR]4-4), rw.
C(10), rw.
R(4-4+[to the 2nd picot of the DR]8), rw.
C(2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2), rw.
R(8+[to the picot of the DR joined earlier]4-4), rw.
C(8), rw.
R(4+[to the sp join of the DR]4), rw.
C(8), rw.
R(4-4+[to the 4th picot of the DR]8), rw.
C(2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2), rw.
R(8+[to the picot of the DR joined earlier]4-4), rw.
C(10), rw.
R(4-4+[to the last picot of the DR]4-4), rw.
C(12)
Leave a tail of about four inches of thread from each shuttle before cutting. Tie the ends to the space between the split ring and the floating ring.
Tie the ends into a bow. Isn't that great - no ends to hide.
Begin with the dimpled ring (DR) in the centre of the heart with the stitch count of
DR(7-7-7sp7+[to the sp]7-7-7)
Then, make a split ring SR(2-2-2-2/2-2-2-2).
Rotate work so that the dimpled ring is now pointing downwards.
R(6-6)
Switch Shuttle (SS), C(12) and reverse work (rw).
R(4-4+[to the first picot of the DR]4-4), rw.
C(10), rw.
R(4-4+[to the 2nd picot of the DR]8), rw.
C(2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2), rw.
R(8+[to the picot of the DR joined earlier]4-4), rw.
C(8), rw.
R(4+[to the sp join of the DR]4), rw.
C(8), rw.
R(4-4+[to the 4th picot of the DR]8), rw.
C(2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2), rw.
R(8+[to the picot of the DR joined earlier]4-4), rw.
C(10), rw.
R(4-4+[to the last picot of the DR]4-4), rw.
C(12)
Leave a tail of about four inches of thread from each shuttle before cutting. Tie the ends to the space between the split ring and the floating ring.
Tie the ends into a bow. Isn't that great - no ends to hide.
What a pretty pattern! Thank you for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteA very clever and beautiful heart pattern, thank you so much Jon
ReplyDeleteCan't get the PDF. It says something about asking permission from you to share it. :-(
ReplyDeleteYou're so generous with your patterns, and you do a wonderful job with the diagrams and instructions. I'm anxious to give this a try!
ReplyDeleteVery clever use of the dimpled ring, and a neat way to tie ends as a bow. The thread color worked out perfectly, which always amazes me!
Thank you Diane, Sally. This heart tats up very quick.
ReplyDeleteKathy, I like the way the shades worked out too, and I did not planned for it when I started. Just used up some thread that is already in the shuttle.
Needledreams, sorry about that. It appears that the setting was still on 'Private' when I posted the link. Changed it to 'Public' and the link is working now.
Thanks for making this pattern available, Jon. It's beautiful
ReplyDeleteYour tatted heart is very pretty! Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing such a beautiful pattern!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors you used. Very, very nice.
Thanks Jon, that's a very pretty pattern I especially like the bow at the end!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely tatted heart. I so want to learn to tat. Happy Hearts to you and yours. Thank you for sharing. Keep creating...
ReplyDeleteThank you for the very pretty pattern! It's a lovely heart!
ReplyDeleteI'm a beginner in tatting. I've just learned the split ring technique and I did this lovely pattern for practice. The result was beautifull! Thanks for it!
ReplyDeleteEdith (Mexico)