A PDF file to purchase can be found here: Little Black Dress sachet
I am much better at tatting then I am sewing, that's for sure. I made both sides of the 'dress', but having problems with the inside sewing part. Oh well. But isn't it such a cute idea!!!
Thanks to a dear tatting friend, she made the tatting even easier for me. Instead of 3 different parts, I was able to use split rings and do it all in one pass. Yeah, I'm 'getting it'! lol
Then I added some tatting to a ball cap...
The whole motif would have been too big, so I just used part!
Then...I started making these little ornaments hooks!
This is only my first batch, still learning when to zig and when to zag!
I am much better at tatting then I am sewing, that's for sure. I made both sides of the 'dress', but having problems with the inside sewing part. Oh well. But isn't it such a cute idea!!!
Thanks to a dear tatting friend, she made the tatting even easier for me. Instead of 3 different parts, I was able to use split rings and do it all in one pass. Yeah, I'm 'getting it'! lol
Then I added some tatting to a ball cap...
I use Liquid Stitch to attach tatting to bill of cap. |
Then...I started making these little ornaments hooks!
This is only my first batch, still learning when to zig and when to zag!
12 comments:
You lacy lil' lingerie sachet looks lovely to me as well as your other creavite bits! I am preparing to tat the Little Black Dress Sachet pattern in Red and white (hopefully to look like a Santa suit) just waiting for a sparkly doodad to arrive in the mail. I thought it would be nicer for a holiday ornament to use a doodad instead of a button. My fingers are itching to get started! (Ooh, I hate waiting...)
Your blog post today was a welcome distraction and a lovely read.
Thank you for the visit and the comment! Ooooh, can't wait to see your little red and white dress. I bet it'll be so cute. I did try using a little heart doodah, but I found I needed to use a small thread instead of the 10 I used for this dress. Have fun and Happy Tatting!
I love the design, something different for a change and would look good on the front of a card as well as on net as per the pattern. I will think about buying it.
Margaret
The little dress is coming along beautifully! Tatting on a cap is a cute idea too. How did you attach the tatting?
your tatting is looking very good. those are cute hooks, will you hang tatting from them?
Yes Margaret, I agree. It's worth buying. She did a really nice job with the whole pattern. You are right, I too think the 'dress' would look so cute on a card. One could even step it up with a 'doodad' in the center! *smile*
Thank you Marilee for stopping by. I use a product called Liquid Stitch. I find it works very well. I have used it for a while now. No problems with staining and seems to stand up pretty well.
Thanks for the tip on the Liquid Stitch product. I may need to give that a try sometime.
Great tatting and hooks!! :)
Yes, that is the plan. Gets my tatting pieces out of the 'container' and out where I can see and appreciate them! *smile* Then perhaps hang them on a Christmas tree.
Thank you! So fun to make too, almost as much as tatting! lol
Love the Little Black dress. I went over to see the pattern, very cute. Some good ideas about using it on a card, too, and a doodad in the center, and, and, and - just cute! The hat looks good with the partial on it. Looks kinda familiar. LOVE your hooks! I have to try that. Such a good idea to get the tatting out to see.
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