Two Hearts Entwined
Since I had given the one I made earlier to Arlene for the HBT Summertime Exchange, I made this heart again to keep .... or ... to give away again?...

There are however, slight differences between this and the one that I made for Arlene. The long chains on the sides gave me some problem and had to be blocked into shape.

There are however, slight differences between this and the one that I made for Arlene. The long chains on the sides gave me some problem and had to be blocked into shape.
Jon, this is an absolutely exquisite intertwined heart design! I love how all your patterns are always so appealing to the eye! It captures the beauty of tatting in a most aesthetic way. I cannot say that about everyt "intertwined heart" pattern I've seen in tatting.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Jon! Will a new book be in the works including this pattern?
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you.
ReplyDeleteIt is growing to be one of my favorite heart design.
Tattingchic, I enjoyed the last visit to your blog - hilarious.
Tattycat, if I were to start a count, I don't how many designs that I have come up with that are still waiting for the patterns to be written or charted, *sigh*
This is really pretty Jon!
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