Mom's Pink Doily is a free pattern from Nancy Tracy at be-stitched.com. Mine is obviously not pink, but size 20 Lizbeth, Leafy Greens. It's a little over 10" across.
Daughter Joanne requested this doily at least three years ago. It's really a very simple pattern to follow. I got hung up on round 4 because of all the individual medallions. Once I got into the groove (making sure I joined in the correct spot), I found that round 4 was really very simple. Round 6 just took a long time because it was the last round! ;-)
Wonderful I always wanted to know what that leafy green looked like all done up and it's great!
ReplyDeleteAnd yea I hear ya it is rough to make that individual motifs for a doily, I have 20 to go on a doily for my daughter it is taking forever I get side tracked to easily!
How lovely! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, gorgeous mat in leafy greens
ReplyDeleteWell done
Margaret
Good girl! It's lovely! : ))
ReplyDeleteI believe you! You have so many othet things to do, and you have a new computer at school.
ReplyDeleteHave you beatem him yet?
Your doily is perfect!Nice color8
Beautiful! I would say it was worth the wait and I hope your daughter loves it.
ReplyDeleteIt's beee-yooo-tiful! Great job.
ReplyDeleteWOW! It's gorgeous. Your daughter will love it.
ReplyDeleteCongrats! I think you did this very quickly! How wonderful that you have finished it. I admire your determination, considering your busy work schedule again. She'll be delighted with it! I'd actually like to try it, now that you say Round 4 was easier than you thought it would be! I need a 'non-stressful' repetitive project to work on and to use up some thread.
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful and intricate. Your tatting is such an amazing talent. Falling into Autumn Bliss...
ReplyDeleteCongrats! It looks very nice!!
ReplyDeleteSimply Gorgeous Diane! May be inspiration enough to get me tatting again ... a PHD (project half done)is begging to be finished - simple, elegant but untouched for 2 years. Congratulations on completing this one.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely worth the wait!
ReplyDeleteSo so pleased you have finished it, what a real sense of achievement you must have, it looks great
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