Here it is before blocking.
Blocking in progress. Lotsa pins.
Finished. See the pineapples?
And in its resting place in my living room, with the picture of my maternal grandmother. She taught me to tat, and I think she'd be very pleased. FYI - this is tatted in Lizbeth size 20 Dusty Rose Lt (621).
One other note - the pattern has an error in round 8. The pattern says
Round 8:There are no long picots created in this round. It should read:
Tat shell as directed above.
CH 5 *twist long picot of previous round 2 times and join to it.
CH 1 -(3/8" long) 1 repeat from * 3 more times.
Twist long picot of previous round 2 times and join to it. CH 5. RW
Repeat around.
Round 8:It's a fun tat, if anyone wants to try it!
Tat shell as directed above.
CH 5 *twist long picot of previous round 2 times and join to it.
CH 1 - 1 repeat from * 3 more times.
Twist long picot of previous round 2 times and join to it. CH 5. RW
Repeat around.
Great job - it's beautiful!
ReplyDeletevery very nice,
ReplyDeleteit really looks good in it's designated spot
Your doily looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful - watching the progress of this project has been fascinating.
ReplyDeleteI think you did a wonderful job with this doily! It reminds me of the doilies that my Mom and Aunt Alice used to crochet.
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful. I am sure you are glad it is finished. I crochet Pineapple doilies but do not tat them. Congrats for finishing it.
ReplyDeleteI was inspired by you to tat this doily at the same time as you and found it most frustrating. I did find the error before I started Round 8 even so the thing nearly went out of the window on several occasions. It is finished now although I haven't yet finished the end or blocked it. Hope it looks as good as yours when I do Thanks for directing me to the pattern.
ReplyDeleteGill, Devon
Excellent work! Congrats on finishing the marathon.
ReplyDeleteYour Grandmother would indeed be most pleased and proud of this accomplishment.
Fox : )
It's gorgeous! If I hadn't read that it was tatted and got to see the close ups, I would swear it was crocheted. I like to tat and want to do more....
ReplyDeleteWhat a marvelous outcome! This is the first tatted pineapple doily I have ever seen and it sure is pretty.
ReplyDeleteWondering what would happen if a broomstick tatting technique were substituted for the twisted picots...(not that I would have any idea how to make such a substitution, mind you).
Martha Ess, are you reading? If so, would such a thing even be possible?
Wow what a fabulous job and thanks for the correction to the pattern
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Joy in OZ
So many chains! It's beautiful (: Such a perfect place for it to reside.
ReplyDeleteWell done!
ReplyDelete(There are some days when I wonder: how in the world did I get involved with a tatting blogger?!)
25 headus
ReplyDeleteI am proud of you and flattered that you have posted my doily with yours. I know how much sweat equity you have put into it and your result is wonderful!!
Ann Koester