- Overlapping tatting
- Single thread platonic solids
- Stacked dimple rings
- Clunies
- Lock chains and using doodads
- Block tatting
- Interlocking rings
- Larkshead picot join
- Beaded 'fabric'
- Onion rings
- Maltese tatting
- Folded rings
- Pearl tatting
- Mignonette tatting
- Interlocking SCMRs
- Hyperbolic tatting
- Beaded SSSRs
- Interlocking hearts
- Victorian sets trellis
- Inverted tatting
- Layered picots
- Square rings
- Encapsulation
- Double double stitch
- Covering a plastic ring
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Signing Off
In September last year I joined the 25 Motif Challenge. I like the 'challenge' aspect, as opposed to the 'motif' part, so I challenged myself to learn 25 new tatting techniques in a year. Some techniques took a long time to grasp and some were quite quick. Some of them are more likely than others to become part of my regular repertoire. Before I list what I learnt, I'd like to thank Sharon who runs the challenge. She does a great job in keeping up with the blogs of participants, and in summarising them.
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Congratulations on completing the year! I've enjoyed seeing all the things you've tatted as part of this challenge.
ReplyDeleteI like your idea of trying 25 techniques. That's an impressive list!
ReplyDeleteWhat a list! Congratulations and well done!
ReplyDeleteGreat list of accomplishments! Congratulations, sounds like you're ready for any kind of tatting now!
ReplyDeleteYou have done an awesome job!! :)
ReplyDeleteI know I learned a lot from your posting all of them. I am too flighty, and I don't think I could not have kept opace,like you and others do! One day I'll try this.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for your commments!
ReplyDeleteWow, congratulations!
ReplyDeleteIts amazing what you can now do with a lot of perserverence and of course talent. Like others I have enjoyed seeing all the different techniques
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