Yup... I feel like a real designer! My Triangular Doodad Snow Crystal in LadyShuttleMaker's Country Christmas HDT has been featured on Craft Gossip!
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Friday, December 14, 2012
My ears are ringing!
Yup... I feel like a real designer! My Triangular Doodad Snow Crystal in LadyShuttleMaker's Country Christmas HDT has been featured on Craft Gossip!
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Oh, my!
Lelia just let me know that my version of Nancy Tracy's beautiful doily has been featured on Craft Gossip. I don't know how that happens, but I am flattered!
First of all, thank you to Nancy Tracy for sharing her pattern, Mom's Pink Doily. Second, thank you to Miranda for challenging all of us to tat a pattern based on a piece of fabric.
In case you aren't aware, Miranda found a fabric at JoAnn's called "Flee Market Doily." The challenge was to tat a doily based on a picture of the fabric. One of Miranda's readers, Frances, noticed that the doily on the fabric was actually the first three rounds of Nancy's doily. I applaud Miranda for taking a stand against copyright infringement, and for contacting Nancy regarding her challenge.
Miranda posted on her blog, "I just heard back from Nancy Tracy. She doesn't mind the "Tat This!" challenge, since no one is trying to claim her idea as their own or make money from it, and she says she is interested to see what people come up with."
So, although my pattern is nowhere near being original, I am happy to share my interpretation with everyone.
First of all, thank you to Nancy Tracy for sharing her pattern, Mom's Pink Doily. Second, thank you to Miranda for challenging all of us to tat a pattern based on a piece of fabric.
In case you aren't aware, Miranda found a fabric at JoAnn's called "Flee Market Doily." The challenge was to tat a doily based on a picture of the fabric. One of Miranda's readers, Frances, noticed that the doily on the fabric was actually the first three rounds of Nancy's doily. I applaud Miranda for taking a stand against copyright infringement, and for contacting Nancy regarding her challenge.
Miranda posted on her blog, "I just heard back from Nancy Tracy. She doesn't mind the "Tat This!" challenge, since no one is trying to claim her idea as their own or make money from it, and she says she is interested to see what people come up with."
So, although my pattern is nowhere near being original, I am happy to share my interpretation with everyone.
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