Showing posts with label Youngburg pattern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Youngburg pattern. Show all posts

Thursday, March 31, 2016

Another Youngburg motif


This motif by Nellie Hall Youngburg is Violet Edging #7. This was tatted with 4 strands of 12 ply silk embroidery floss. This was sometimes a challenge to tat with because there were 4 strands to pick up when doing joins. The pattern, however, was not a problem. For the stem and leaves I used some green I already had on a shuttle which was a green Flora size 50. I'd like to try this again with thread I prefer. By using a smaller size thread for the leaves and stem, the lace tends to curve. I'm thinking that by making several more flowers with stems and leaves, the edging may make a circle much like a little wreath. Someday perhaps I'll try that. 


Monday, March 28, 2016

Tatted Wild Rose Medallion


The Online Tatting Class had been studying 40 Original Designs in Tatting by Nellie Hall Youngburg @ 1921. I haven't been able to participate in class due to other priorities and my family situation but I've enjoyed following along and viewing the projects. Yesterday I picked up a thread and shuttle with thread already on it and tatted this motif which is motif #26. The thread is Flora size 20. I like the way the inner chains form a star like shape and the outer rings remind me of little hearts. This finished motif measures 2.5".