Mystery Doily Round 4

Completed Round 4 of the Mystery Doily.  I pressed the doily a bit before taking the photo so the rippling of Round 3 is not so visible. I think a bit of blocking and stiffening may solve that issue.


But, the ending of this round was not without a mistake, as you can see below.

I did not feel like opening up six tiny rings just to correct it.  Since there are only four double stitches in the ring to reach the picot, I can easily sew the picots together, when I sew in the thread ends.

Two more rounds to go.  I am really enjoying tatting this and seeing the end result.  I like that there are no free picots in the design, except for the decorative part in the final round.

Comments

  1. That is looking very good Jon.

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  2. It looks fantastic! I am seriously impressed by how you've managed to make a pattern with solid areas around in the later rounds ^_^

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  3. It's looking really good - I'm wondering how big it will be when it's finished! I think you made the right choice, when you decided to stick with white; it's a design which shows up best in one colour.

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  4. What a beautiful doily! A small error changes it nothing, it's really beautiful.

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  5. Wow, that's looking very impressive!

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  6. love watching the progress of this doily. By the way, I am really enjoying tatting the motifs from your book...

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  7. Complimenti molto carino...
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  8. This one came out very thick and takes on a different look, I like the holes in the center it leaves, than other doily's! What fun to look at. You did a great job, I to gravitate to the no picot look mostly, when I tat too!

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  9. Lovely design, it is really special without free picots.

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  10. This is turning out really beautiful Jon. I like that it is different and much more "full" as a design (not so many empty spaces, or tiny ones) which looks like it means lots of tiny ring tatting! Look forward to seeing what comes next.

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  11. p.s. I love the new clean look of your blog and the photo too. You are such an inspiration!
    Fox : )

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  12. Its looking amazing - and like a lot of work. It's so dense, from a distance it's almost like crochet.

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  13. Beautiful and very intricate work. I admire.

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  14. Wow. This is so lovely! I hope you will put up a photo to show us when you've blocked it. Thank you fo sharing about the mistake - I am always making mistakes in my tatting, as I'm quite new to it, so it's nice to know I'm not the only one.

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  15. i'm watching the progress of this doily
    very nice !

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