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September Pattern Club Preview: Reverie


I know September is a busy month for most of us with summer activities ending and school starting up, so I wanted to keep this month's pattern something fairly quick and easy to work up. Reverie is a little motif that works as a coaster or mini doily, but I'm sure ya'll will come up with some other great applications for it! Personally, the design reminds me of stained glass windows, so I think it would be pretty made with translucent beads and hung up in a window to catch the light.


The pattern file is already uploaded to the Pattern Club group. Happy tatting!

๐Ÿ–ค Sparrow

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Progression of attempts

Attempt #1, 2, and 3 to create Lenore pattern. Still making mistakes but it's getting better!

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Sparrow K
Sparrow K
Aug 19
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I love this! Recognizing our progress is so important, especially when we are learning new things! You're doing a beautiful job, and I look forward to seeing them finished!

@Sparrow K, thank you for your courses! I asked a question on YT, and you said the answer will be in the advanced course, but I'm not seeing it, lol. When working a chain with your technique without flipping, how do you then join that chain without locking it?


And to expand, is it possible to make a double stitch (Lark's head) join when working a chain in your technique?

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Sparrow K
Sparrow K
Aug 11
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Hi! So when making joins with my method of chains, it's the same as with a regular join just upside down. So pull up a loop of the Shuttle 2 thread and pass the Shuttle 1 through it. Because the Shuttle 1 is wrapped around the pinky of the left hand you do have to drop the Shuttle 2 and pick up the Shuttle 1 to do it this way, but once you get the hang of it it's pretty fast. If you prefer, you can also use the method I show in how to join on the second half of a split ring. The main thing to remember about standard joins is that you need them to slide, so the loop must always be made from the same thread that is making the stitches, with the core thread passing through it. Once you can train your brain to think of it in this way rather than "shuttle 1/shuttle 2" it becomes much less confusing! And absolutely yes you can make a larks head join this way! Again, it's just upside down, so finagling the little double loop can be a bit tricky, but once you get it it makes sense. I will try to make a video for you when I can (I'm a bit swamped with other work at the moment, so please do remind me if I forget!)

August Pattern Club Preview: The Tell-Tale Box


Okay, I have to admit that this might be my favorite pattern of this series so far! I just had to include the eye on the inside of the lid and I'm obsessed with how it came out!


Pattern file is up in the Pattern Club group :)


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KidA
KidA
Aug 01
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Wow! That is so cool! I love the eye on the inside.

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