As I said in the previous post I was "trying" to make another St Pats doily and ended up not making the chains correctly because I had a husband and 2 kids plus a dog bugging me LOL
I also made 2 more small butterflies with scrap pieces, dunno why I am in such a butterfly mood lately but its fun and reminds me of the summer we dont have yet, its so chilly for June I remember last year complaining of being too hot now I am cold LOL
Butterfly #19 (BOTTOM RIGHT)
R: 5 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3-2 cl (8 long p)
R: 2+3 -- 2 -- 5 cl
R: 5 -- 2 -- 3-2 cl
R: 2+3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5 cl
Tie ends together to form antennae
Butterfly #20 (BOTTOM LEFT)
R: 5 -- 2 -- 2 -- 2 -- 2 -- 2 -- 4-1 cl (6 long p)
R: 1+4 - - - 5 cl
R: 5 - - - 4-1 cl
R: 1+4 -- 2 -- 2 -- 2 -- 2 -- 2 -- 5 cl (6 long p)
Tie ends together to form antennae
Mini Doily #21
CENTER (done in White)
R: 3-3-3-3 cl
CH: 3-3-3-3
*R: 3+3-3-3 cl
CH: 3-3-3-3
Rep from * 7 more times (9 rings total so far)
R: 3+3-3+3 cl
CH: 3-3-3-3 + at 1st r
Cut Tie Hide Ends
Round 2 (done in Sage Rose)
R: 3+(last p of any ch)3+(1st p of next ch)3 cl
CH: 10 - 10
Repeat around joining last ch to 1st r
Cut Tie Hide Ends
Round 3 (done in white)
R: 3+(p on ch)3-3-3 cl
CH: 12
R: 4+(p of prev r)4 cl
R: 5-5 cl
CH: 10+(p of prev r)12
Repeat around joining last ch to 1st r
Cut Tie Hide Ends
2 comments:
You may have made a mistake with the chains on this doily, but I particularly like the look of the last round. It has a nice sense of 'motion', sort of like Mary Konior's 'Spinning Wheel'. This is a pretty design - well done!
I really like this design Heather and look forward to making it, thanks for sharing
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