22 Jul 2007

Rosette Doily

Just a short one this time. I designed the motif for another project that I am working on. I felt that it would make a beautiful doily. And so, here it is.

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6 comments:

  1. Lace-lovin' Librarian ~ Diane22 July 2007 at 22:25

    This is a beautiful doily!

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  2. Tattycat25 July 2007 at 05:57

    This is the most beautiful doily. It reminds me so much of the ones my grandmother used to crochet. You have done a wonderful job. I would love the pattern if you decide to share it!

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  3. Tattycat15 August 2007 at 01:01

    Jon, did you ever publish this pattern? I would love to have it!

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  4. wendy harbaugh19 August 2007 at 06:36

    this isn't crochet but tatting

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  5. Tat-a-Renda19 August 2007 at 17:49

    Hi Subshine,
    Yes, the rosette doily is tatting.

    But I'd like to think that the design reminded Tattycat of the doilies that her Grandmother made which were crochetted rather than tatted.

    Note to Tattycat - No, I have not published this pattern.

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  6. 'RainbowRose' Connie Faulconer21 September 2007 at 09:22

    Jon,
    This a gorgeous doily! Course then again if it has roses, I am sure to love it!!!
    I just went through your photo album,,,,you have some really gorgeous work there! I seem some totally awesome motifs you made!!!
    Thank you for sharing your beautiful work with us.
    Hugs N Blessings

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Thank you for your comments. I really appreciate it

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