Some people call both of these cloverleafs or trefoils but usually when the outer rings are smaller than the middle it's called a trefoil. I am learning so much, when I heard my fellow tatters talking about trefoil in a pattern I had not a clue to what they were talking about. Now I know. lol
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Love your edgings! I call 'em all cloverleafs, LOL! The thing I love about cloverleaf edgings is that they are one of the simplest to do and yet have such a beautiful and elegant effect.
Thank you Tattingchic,,they are very pretty edgings, and so easy to make.
Your tatting is lovely. I have the needles and a book too and have done a little. The shuttle definitely scares me! Now that you have had success with the shuttle, which do you prefer using - the needle or the shuttle?
Thank you Diane,
I would say now I prefer the shuttle, mostly because just about every pattern out there was written for shuttles. lol If you get that book with the dvd I posted about below, you can learn how to use the shuttle. I was having all kinds of trouble with the shuttle till I got that dvd and book. lol
Hello Thelma, Your tatting is wonderful. Thanks for the information about the book and DVD. I took a wee class at a shop down in Indiana which showed me allot. Where did you take your Online class at???? Hugs Judy
Thank you so much for your email that led me to this blog and to the online tatting classes. Much appreciated and one day hope to share pics of my trials with you!
Hi Thelma! I came back over to say thank you for the sweet comment on my blogpost about the tatted baby booties! Happy Mother's Day weekend to you, too! :)
Judy, I am sorry it has taken me so long to respond. The online class can be found here.
http://www.angelfire.com/planet/newtatters/
Thanks so much for the compliments!
Your very welcome RoseAnne!
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