Tatted motif design

This is one more tatted motif I tried. The last one was similar.

Here is the motif I tried:

The motif I tried

The design is taken from pintrest. After tatting, I realized this is Chritmas tree pattern. Frankly speaking, I haven’t enjoyed much tatting this.  I must have selected two contrast color threads.

I have clicked one more photo of this tatted motif, with different background.

With different background

There are several kinds of tatting motifs can be made.  That includes

1. Flowers
   • Daisy: Simple rings and chains arranged to form a daisy pattern.
   • Rose: More complex with layered petals.
   • Tulip: Shaped to mimic the structure of a tulip flower.
2. Snowflakes
   • Simple Snowflake: Basic geometric pattern with six points.
   • Starburst Snowflake: More intricate, with additional layers and points.
3. Butterflies
   • Basic Butterfly: Made with a few rings and chains.
   • Detailed Butterfly: Includes antennae and more detailed wing patterns.
4. Hearts
   • Simple Heart: A small and easy-to-tat motif.
   • Lace Heart: More complex with multiple layers of rings and chains.
5. Geometric Shapes
   • Circles: Basic rings arranged in a circular pattern.
   • Squares: Created by connecting rings and chains in a square shape.
   • Triangles: Simple triangular motifs that can be combined to create larger designs

I am going to try most of these, in my tatting journey. I have already started making some doilies. This tatted motif will go into my tatting journal.

The motif in my tatting journal

Because of tatting I am not able to do any embroidery. So starting this week with my embroidery projects. I will soon share some embroidery designs.

Until then,

Love, Laugh and Live the life to the fullest,

-Ranjana