Seriously?
Who needs a reason for this!
I will be using Olympus thread throughout - that is the only kind that I have in several colours.
Yellow is code 541, Tan is 733 and Green is 228
p.s. no, I don't know French, so comments in English please, ha ha ha .....
helloo Jon :) wow!!!!
ReplyDeletethis is my napkin? nooo this is your's napkin :D great colors :D
I has just doing your snowflake ;D
Renulek,
DeleteI think this is the most recognisable doily at the moment. You must be feeling very proud seeing the impact the doily has created all over the world.
Looks good so far!!! I think I may start mine today!
ReplyDeleteKelly
Looking forward to see your version of it.
DeleteVery lovely work. You do such s nice job. I find tatting to be so relaxing.
ReplyDeleteI agree Betty. Tatting can be very relaxing, even with the mistakes and untatting.
DeleteLove the colors...can't wait to see it finished.
ReplyDeleteWell, Gracie, I don't know how long it will take for me to finish this seeing that Renulek is still adding more rounds to it.
DeleteI don't know French either, So English It MUST be! Ü it's nice to see another rendition of this one and your colors are wonderful! Maybe even my favorite so far! I will be anxiously watching to see how it develops Ü
ReplyDeleteThank you, Marla.
DeleteWonderful colours, just right for Spring!
ReplyDeleteI like the bright colors! This pattern has inspired a lot of creativity around the web.
ReplyDeleteLooking lovely in those colours
ReplyDeleteMargaret
I love the colors! So cheerful and happy - ready for spring!
ReplyDeleteYours is going to be a Sunflower! - how lovely. I am dying to start mine soon, now that the interminable hanky edge is finished.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colours :). Looking forward to more pics :).
ReplyDeleteYou're right that it's currently the most recognizable doily at the moment :). I am tempted to start one every time I see a pic of the doily :).
Jon u have a great eye for colours...ur pattern usually makes me drop everything...and start creating...would really love to see d end pattern
ReplyDeleteHi Jon, ur pattern is so refreshing...and as always the colurs are so refreshing.
ReplyDeleteWould like to see the end product.
Jon how do you do the step by step chain
ReplyDeleteSolai, the chains are joined to the base of the rings. The chains of the next rounds are joined to the in the space between the chains. I use the slope and roll over join here.
DeleteCheck out Tatting Fool's explanation of the different joins in her blog on Joins
Love the colors, is there a written pattern for this somewhere?
ReplyDeleteWillnnabel,
DeleteThis is a tat-along pattern by Renulek. She published the patterns in stages in her blog.
There is no written pattern. The stitch counts are marked on the photos for each round.
Love your colour choice Jon. Very fresh and bright.
ReplyDeleteYour french title obviously piqued my curiosity!
Bravo, très joli, beau travail (couldn't resist)
Merci beaucoup, Frivole.
DeleteLooks like a beautiful spring flower appearing!!! :)
ReplyDeleteOh lal lal la , c'est magnifique!
ReplyDeleteYour tatting is superb and I love the colours you have
ReplyDeleteHugs
Joy in OZ
Very pretty. Love the colors as it reminds me of Spring. Slow in coming this year...
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