I've been tatting a bit, not much.
This is Mary Konior's Large Cross from Tatting with Visual Patterns. It's my favorite go-to pattern - I have it memorized. This one is done in Coral Reef HDT size 20 by TatsKool. I'll been sending this cross (after I block it! and put a tail on it) to someone from church who is having a really hard time.
I like this color of HDT a lot - it's cheery and fun. And the pattern looks nice either in a plain color or in HDT.
I've been enjoying watching this video.
Larry snorted a lot when he saw it.
Things are much the same with Curly. I fear he is starting to crash - he's been off his anti-depressants for 2 weeks. He's been sending me odd random texts. And the school just called me and said he's acting weird. I hope he's ok, but I have no control over this.
This is a something Curly left for us in his room. He's still living in the tent defiantly. The guitar next to the sign is broken in many pieces. So self-destructive.
And now for something completely different: today as I was riding the train, an older lady got on pushing a baby carriage. I see people with baby carriages all the time - no big deal. But this lady had an animal carrier strapped to the stroller.
I asked her what she had in the carrier. "A puppy!" she said. And when we got off at the central station, she stopped so I could look in the carrier. And there was a little dog in there - a small black terrier type dog with grey whiskers!
I guess there is more than one way to walk the dog.
Torque. Towles. Train.
3 hours ago
You are so interesting! I love the cross. As you said the colors are wonderful! I also love Ellen.
ReplyDeleteI am still praying for your family!!!
Gorgeous cross....sure to cheer anyone up....nice to see you enjoying the thread.
ReplyDeleteA stroller seems more unwieldly than a dog on a leash. But I don't have a puppy.
ReplyDeleteYes, your blog is very interesting and your tatting is beautiful. I love the top picture with the white edging. I work with seniors and they sure have given me a different outlook on life.
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