Wednesday, June 1, 2016
Better
Thanks very much to everyone who gave me advice yesterday on motif 28. I had another go. The first step was to make sure that the first round lay flat. I increased the picot size and shortened the chains from 8 ds to 6 ds. Right. On the second round, I took muskaan's advice and used lock joins instead of Teiko Fujito's 'outer thread joining method'. I was careful not to snug the lock join up too tightly. Much better. Muskaan has done a lot of work on different types of joins, The lock join does give a colour blip, but that's much less of a problem than a ruffled motif.
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Very pretty little motif, I like it in those colors too.
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Isn't it wonderful how the Tatting community banded together to work out this problem?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely!
DeleteIt does look pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow, I would never have guessed it was a join issue. It's really very lovely!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful colours - really bring out the flower !
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad it all worked out - 3rd time lucky ?!
The colour blips from LJ actually add to the effect here !
Together we make lace .... :-)))
Yay! That works much better.
ReplyDeleteIt does look much better. It's nice to have tatting friends to help with trouble like this.
ReplyDeleteIt looks awesome!!!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks great! I'm glad Muskaan was able to find the solution to the problem.
ReplyDeleteMuch better, looks like it is laying perfectly flat this time. Glad you were able to find a solution to the problem!
ReplyDeleteBeauty... you obviously found your glitch! Nice!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! I've used Jane E's description of "Blip-less Joins" and got rid of the blip. There are so many tricks out there. It sometimes amazes me that we are working with simple string.
ReplyDeleteohh love this motif, seems you have solved the ruffles. Muskaan is so generous with her talents.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteBecause I am not able to tat, I am amazed at what you create and what you critique and then correct. Your tatting is stunning!
ReplyDeletenice work!
ReplyDeleteWell done, looks lovely
ReplyDeleteMargaret