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Hi fellow tatters in tattingland and lacers in lacingland. I had a
group of four people come to my house for the first time to learn how to
tat. Three of my fearful students were nurses and friends from where I
use to work. The other one is an art teacher. They each brought with
them the two shuttles that I suggested they run out and buy and some...I
hate to
say
it but..... size 10 crochet cotton. I wanted them to see how the
stitches were being formed. Oh yeah.. also in two different colors. For
this class we just concentrated on learning how to do the rings. The
chains are next. I did not want to overload their zealous minds
wanting to learn to tat with toooooo much at once. A little goes along
way. Haha!! But when they left they were
beginner tatters. Yes, that means there are four new tatters out there
in tattingland. My, oh my, the population is growing by leaps and
bounds. And that is a good thing. Tatting and lacing I have found
to be very therapy.
So here is some pictures of the
display
that
I had all over my dining room to stimulate those minds in what is in
store for them. Beauty!!!!! I hope you enjoy the pictures of some of the
things I have done, which I might add is not everything. But it gave my
enthusiastic future tatters an idea what they could
eventually make also. Also there is a picture of Celtic artwork
that my daughter Michelle did for me with my logo name. I just
love it!!!!!! My daughter is good in art and I guess she takes
after me in many ways. Being left handed like her mother, and has the
love for music and art just like me..
Sherry
Townsend,aka Celtic Dream Weaver
celticdreamweave@yahoo.com
Send me an email
anytime. I would love to hear from you!
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