As for that special project here it is! It's the Black magic bookmark from Mary Konior. I used two shuttles; one with the black and the other had the color on it. For as pretty as it is, it was a LOT of work! I had to empty my color shuttle each time to switch colors! But I think the effect in the end is pretty cool. I just love the black with bright colors! Time for another doily maybe......
But I liked the pattern so much I made another one :) This one is in the Lizbeth 40 'Boysenberry.'
Other then these projects, I've been pretty busy with work and being outside gardening. I'm planning on finishing a HUGE white doily this summer. My goal is to be done with it before school starts up again at the end of August...can I 'git 'r' gone?' I hope so ;)
Blessings to ya'll!
Allison
11 comments:
The effect looks worth the trouble. It reminds me of stained glass!
Beautiful effect with the colors!! Kind of a 'stained glass' effect! I never would have thought of doing that. The effort was worth it!
I agree the bookmark is so effective in black and different colours.
Pretty bookmarks Allison, the black one especially.
I'm having trouble with FireFox 4 wanting to close willy-nilly while in blogger at least at home. at Work doesn't seem to be as much an issue.
Those are sooooo amazing! I love the colors! :)
These two Black Magic bookmarks leave me breathless! They are so beautiful. Are you sure you can go back to all - white after such an exciting foray down the colorful garden path?
The colors are so nice contrasting the black! I like (:
Hi Allison! Your Rainbow-Black Magic bookmark is great! It made me gasp when I saw the thumbnail on someone else's blog roll, and I wanted to let you know how much I like it.
Your tatting is so beautiful! Now I want to learn. :) But anyway, gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!
Thanks everyone for your comments! I love tatting with black and colors! It's exactly like stained glass! Isdihara, I'll have to muscle through working with white, but secretly I already have another stained glass idea :) hehe! Thanks everyone!
Awesome work Allison! Thanks for sharing.
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