maybe a change
in color will help
nope, even worse, move on to another craft, do dishes, take a nap, anything but this... ohhh wow, what is wrong with me...the tatting police are going to confiscate all my shuttles! In the above example I was so frustrated I simply tied all the ends in a knot and said forget this!
OK, here is what I did. I crocheted to head bands, and they came out really nice :)
After this it was on to freshening up the winter scarves and my shawl, I am still working on a few others, always have a few knitting projects on needles, but this is one of my favorites, light weight but warm,
Here are the scarves... This first one is done in a rib stitch, making it double thick and incredibly warm
This next one is done also in a rib stitch but I used larger needles so it is not quite as thick, but I added a bonnet type hood right in the design, I love this one, and I am currently making a shawl in the same color, and thinking about putting a bit of tatting on the shawl when it is done.
So, maybe back to tatting now, I feel I have gotten the Crotten work out of the way. I have been having trouble seeing darker colors this week also, so I am going to work with some off white and do some hand died "painted" bookmarks I think, either way I am working with off white for a little bit, atleast I know I can see that :)
Until next time, happy tatting all, Bree :)
I like that word - CROTTEN! I can so relate. I tend to go off and do other things when I get frustrated with my tatting too - anything - reading, sewing, crochet . . .
ReplyDeleteYour knitting is beautiful!
Thanks for posting on my blog. I hadn't seen yours before so it's on my bloglist now. Well...hope you're done with CROTTEN now! It can really be frustating.
ReplyDeleteLove that shawl!
I can also relate to that when nothing works out find another project!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness... you are a busy girl! I see we share many of the same interests. I noticed a link to info on Hashimoto's Disease... you're the first person I know of who has heard of it! I was diagnosed with it several years ago. Luckily, I've responded well to the treatment.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog! I might not have found you otherwise... shuttle and needle tatting? You're a braver woman than I! Shuttles only for me!