Monday, October 4, 2010
Teeny Tiny Stumpy
My fascination with Sulky Blendables continues! Stumpy is only 1 1/2" long in this thread. I can see a couple of little loops where I didn't pay close attention to my double knots, but I can live with that. I really like tatting with this thread. Now I need to find where I stashed my King Tut so that I can compare the two!
Pattern: Stumpy by Kersti Anear
Thread: Sulky Blendables, 30 wt., color #4004
Finished size: 1 1/2" x 3/4"
I just looked at the picture closely... it's awful! I'll try to take a better one after school today.
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I think size 30 is a little thicker than King Tut; I have a spool of Sulky 12, and it's about the same as very fine quilting thread. Your Stumpies are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhile I don't have that much experience with either, I think the King Tut is a bit easier to tat with. I find it to be smoother and slightly stronger. But the subtle color changes of the Sulky are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThose sure are some teeny tiny motifs there! They look great! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so very tiny and super cute. I don't see any flaws! :o)
ReplyDeleteMaybe blurry photos are best if we think we don't have perfection. LOL Happy week to you...
I absolutely love this, I was testing out the cotton mercanized quilting thread but it really isn't working well, the coating on it, not only makes it strong, but makes it a bit stiff, and not as easy to manipulate as I was hoping for. I have a lot of sulky threads, but mostly rayon, which I don't think will be good for tatting. I am going to look at trying this, your tatting with this is very dainty and pretty. Your tatting is always inspirational! TY, Bree
ReplyDeleteOh how cute is that and I just love the colours!
ReplyDeleteOh it would be lovely to try some, perhaps we should do this on the thread exchange? Would you like to try anything I have? Would you like some of the vintage blue DMC?
ReplyDeleteOla! Diane
ReplyDeletesempre venho aqui no seu blog, ele é a minha inspiração para aprender frivolite/tatting.
Aqui no Brasil, não se encontra as navetes para o trabalho ou seja fica muito difícil aprender.
por isso, venho aqui, estou aprendendo sozinha, só olhando seu blog e de outras garotas.
Bjs no coração,
c/carinho
Teresa