My blue doily has grown to the point where it hangs off the edge of my computer! This round was the most difficult for me for one reason only... each of those little flower motifs cupped terribly. Thank goodness for Best Press and a little shot of steam! If I had noticed the cupping while I was tatting, I think I would have increased the stitch count from 3 to 5 on the short chain either side of the flower.
Still, I can't complain. All worked out well, and the good news is... I only have two rounds left! Time to wind the shuttles!
Looking absolutely gorgeous Diane!!! It's a beautiful piece of art!!
ReplyDeleteTotally gorgeous, and a beautiful doily.
ReplyDeleteMargaret
This is truly lovely. I like it better with each round!
ReplyDeleteSolo te puedo decir una palabra:ESPECTACULAR.Besos.
ReplyDeleteThe doily is Beautiful!! I've never made a piece this big before.
ReplyDeleteYour doily is so amazing! :)
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteFox : 0
That is so beautiful. You are making me green with envy!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,Pat
Utterly spellbinding in its magnificence! I am in awe.
ReplyDeleteI certainly echo all of the other comments!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering how this doily would be completed, and I see there's a repeat of 'daisy' images in the outer rounds. There seem to be thrown-off rings for half the 'daisy'motif, later connected by 'normal' rings, creating the 'full' daisy.
A very clever and attractive design, and you have tatted it beautifully!
It's so pretty, Diane!!
ReplyDeleteMe again! I see I totally missed the fact that you have two more rounds to go! I discovered that when I read Jeff's update to the 25-Motif (so nice that he's helping Sharon out!). Your doily seemed finished to me, so it will be interesting to see it completed!
ReplyDeleteI think I was rattled by the fact that the photos on all blogs are being displayed differently now! Not sure I'm happy about it!
This is stunning Diane!
ReplyDeleteYour beautiful blue doily is wonderful. Such a work of art.
ReplyDeleteIt's looking great! It's interesting to see how the different rounds interface with each other. Can't wait to see it finished!
ReplyDeletemom and dad very nice photo!
ReplyDeleteand the blue tatting beautiful!
It's breathtaking........and you aren't even finished. Wow!
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