Ice Drop tutorial

Monday, December 5, 2016

Will this madness never end?

What madness, you might ask...


...collecting tatting shuttles, I would answer. It's true. It's a madness, and I truly hope that shuttle makers will continue creating little works of art that I cannot resist. Above you see my newest shuttles from Rita Richmond of Shuttle by Design and Dave Stanbrough of Grizzly Mountain Arts. Could this be a new trend, collecting shuttles in groups of three?


I subbed in third grade today, and I attended Georgia Seitz's Online Tatting Class this evening. Still, I managed to finish two Lucky Pennies today!

I think I've found a stitch count I like. Follow the directions for the Ice Drop, but make some minor changes in the stitch count... On the back rings are 6-6, chains are 6-6. On the front, rings are 5-4-5, chains are 7. I've found that I greatly prefer 1/8" ribbon to 1/4" ribbon. There's nothing quite like shiny new pennies!

4 comments:

  1. Yep, you are the shuttle queen!!! :)
    More great lucky pennies! :)

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  2. Wspaniałe czółenka. Twoja kolekcja jest gigantyczna. Szczególnie te drewniane mi się podobają.

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  3. Beautiful shuttles! No wonder you can't resist. The pennies look as though they're wrapped as gifts.

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  4. ... and it isn't even March yet ;-P
    Triads are a good way to go - you might need to update/'upstock' old pairs into triads :-)
    The lucky pennies are so inviting

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