But, back to nicer things for the morning. It was a lovely Halloween with cute kids that are getting bigger by the minute. They were a Cat-Witch and Bat Girl. We had trick-or-treating at the Husband's work site with all the requite, 'they've gotten so big' and I handed out tatted bead spiders to everyone. Then we had my mother over for her birthday presents, followed by a quick dinner and outside for more trick-or-treating.It's funny we head about a block or two away from our house into the established neighborhood and there are tons of kids, but back at our house to hand out candy and we saw maybe a dozen. We are on the edge of the development in a newer section, so I guess they just don't want to come this far out. More candy for us though...we'll likely be eating the stuff for months, despite our better judgement.
I didn't get much tatting done though. I did finish the pair of ankle corsets I was working on, but that still leaves three more pieces that need remaking and honestly, I like to have two pairs of the ankle corsets on hand as well, so I'll likely do that if I make through the queue at all. The rest of the weekend should be pretty quiet... I hope. Man, am I overusing the ellipses this morning, sorry about that. It was a long day. I leave you with a picture of my sugar skulls and the artificial pumpkins I carved. Extra points if you know what the orange one is supposed to be. Here's to a nice calm weekend for us all.






5 comments:
Hi there. You are "guilty" that I started to tat some time ago (I saw your tatted barefoot sandals). I thank you for it.
As for the patern thingy, I think I know what you feel. It is hard to protect your work once it got in the internet. I had a nicer reaction: "if you cannot share your pattern, don't worry, I will count the stiches" Grrrr....
I had the same reaction, but I didn't call her a silly little bird. She clearly has no idea WHAT tatting is, or that you do indeed need to practice to make it look nice. I also wanted to join to make a comment, but it really is too much effort for someone who probably still won't get it.
On a brighter note, I met someone who asked about a tatted choker and I mentioned your (& wrote down your name for her to find your shop).
@Sewicked, thanks so much for that!
Thanks everyone for the commiseration.
I just found your site and I am in love already. I've seen tatted work before but never tried to learn how to do it. I crochet, so I've always been busy with that. But, seeing your mask instructions makes me want to learn how. So, away I go to youtube to see how to hold a shuttle and how to work it, etc etc etc. Thanks friend. ;-)
On another note, I wonder Are your sugar skulls actually sugar? And, if so, do you have a mold for them or did you purchase them somewhere?
Thanks tons for your page! It's absolutely fabulous!
PS- So sorry about someone taking credit for your hard work. It's terrible how often that happens.
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