Lace jewellery is absolutely gorgeous. Definitely I spend too much time browsing all fantastic blogs and I just adore those stunning pieces of tatting art shown there. It is amazing how beautiful things you can make using old vintage patterns, formerly used as doilies, hunkies, collars, etc…They are easily adaptable to modern earrings, pendants, bracelets or necklaces . Every tatting motif, from very simple to very complicated, is feminine, elegant, sophisticated and stylish. If you add beads, crystals or pearls –you can get a stunning piece of jewellery –delicate, unique and eye-catching.
The next thing I love in tatting is the idea of connections with female traditions. I like thinking that I make things in the same way as women few generations before me… this is our heritage and it is worth to continue hand making crafts instead of, maybe cheap, but without a soul , things from factories in China, for example. This is also a creative way to express myself.
Recently I have found a very old beautiful pattern from Beeton’s Book of Needlework originally published in Great Britain in 1870 by Ward, Lock and Tyler. I have tatted this pendant using black Aida 20 and purple seed beads.
The only problem with Beeton's book? Translating. But I do love playing with old patterns.
ReplyDeleteThat is stunning! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely! A bit like a black snowflake ;)
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ReplyDeleteI love the necklace, its stunning.
Ali @plansandpresents.blogspot.com
Thank you :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful, I really admire all your work and love lace too, but I make crochet only
ReplyDeleteanyway decided to start learning tatting too as it is so pretty
thanks
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That is beautiful - I am still trying to teach myself to Tat ... I am so impatient that I go right for the complicated patterns and get frustrated. I think I should start slow and build up then maybe someday I'll be able to tat something like this.
ReplyDeleteOooo prześliczne i eleganckie.
ReplyDeleteI like this!
ReplyDeleteWow that necklace is gorgeous, love it on the organza ribbon. Thanks for joining the blog hop again! Lois x
ReplyDeletesimple but very pretty!
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ReplyDeleteYour work is beautiful!
It's so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI have this opportunity to see it live.
It's even better then on photos!
I love it!
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Wow, very pretty!
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How beautiful! You are so talented to be able to do that.
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Hope you have a great weekend! :)
Wonderful! You are so talented Romana..
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely cute and elegant pendant! :D I love your work here and I only wish that I could some day do same kind of jewellery ;)
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