This was meant to be Jane Eborall's Fandango Motif, which I've tatted several times. I know perfectly well how it's supposed to go. But I just got my picots out of alignment and joined to the chain instead of to the corresponding SR. Nothing for it but to start over.
"But, really, why does anyone create? You feel a... a restlessness inside, a need to make something new, something no one has ever seen before. You want to add to the beauty and the richness of the world with a gift, an offering that is uniquely yours. It's an act of selfishness and generosity, all rolled into one."
-- Bruce Coville, The Last Hunt
-- Bruce Coville, The Last Hunt
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Tatting While Tired
Sometimes I like to tat a bit to unwind before going to bed, after coming home from my 12-hour night shift. You would think I would have learned by now that this usually does not end well. When I'm that tired, I can't seem to follow a pattern correctly. Case in point:
This was meant to be Jane Eborall's Fandango Motif, which I've tatted several times. I know perfectly well how it's supposed to go. But I just got my picots out of alignment and joined to the chain instead of to the corresponding SR. Nothing for it but to start over.
This was meant to be Jane Eborall's Fandango Motif, which I've tatted several times. I know perfectly well how it's supposed to go. But I just got my picots out of alignment and joined to the chain instead of to the corresponding SR. Nothing for it but to start over.
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It's happends, but nice colors!
ReplyDeleteI can relate(even while awake)! :) Hope the next try goes better! :)
ReplyDeleteI have to tell you, I have trouble with Fandango when well rested and in a quiet room, with coffee in my mug! I applaud that you tried after a 12-hour shift.
ReplyDeleteGoodness - I'm new to tatting and I call it my "Ridiculous Hobby" because it can be sooo unforgiving. That, and no wine when tatting a pattern, or knitting lace.
ReplyDeleteLovely colour, I think we can all relate to how you feel and how mistakes happen
ReplyDeleteMargaret