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| The lighting is not very good in this photo, sorry |
I will be very happy when this is done and over with.
I am using perle cotton no 12 to tat this, and I don't plan to use any perle again for any of my tatting, Just don't like the feel of it on my fingers, though the final result does look rather pretty.
Not much tatting done because I have been sewing prayer cloaks. These are like what I wore in my photo in front of the Kaabah in the previous post. Here it is again to refresh, My sister-in-law had asked me to sew them for her.
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The left-over fabric was sewn into drawstring bag to store the cloaks when travelling.
A few friends have asked me to teach them how to sew these cloaks as well as how to sew garments. So, I am doing that as well.
And that is how I spent my time these past months.





Your cloak is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYou’ve been busy! Everything is very delicate and lovely.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly would take a long time to tat the edging for the cloaks, but wouldn't it be wonderful! - I think you'd have to use size 10, otherwise it wouldn't be visible enough. Maybe for next time?
ReplyDeleteThe hearts doily is going to look fabulous. What a good idea to make a bag to put the cloak in!
ReplyDeleteI have the hearts doily bookmarked so that I can tat it some day. It seems to have an interesting construction. I think it's wonderful that you are teaching others to sew, something I would like to do in retirement.
ReplyDeleteYour doily is coming along beautifully!! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd your prayer cloaks are very beautiful!! :)
Oh my. I don't doubt the hearts took a long time. It is all beautiful, though.
ReplyDeleteI love using the magic thread trick for hiding my ends. It keeps me from procrastinating until the very end.
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