This shows the center, 5 regular rings and then a split ring.
The split ring is followed by a smaller split ring and then a chain. The pattern did not say, but this join is a lock join.
This shows the clover on top of the snowflake arm. It is important to switch shuttles before and after the clover.
After an enjoyable tat and chat, I completed my size 10 snowflake. I immediately loaded shuttles and made another in size 20 Lizbeth thread. A 25 cent coin is shown for size comparison.
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Lovely snowflakes! One of my favories for snowflakes too.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. I think the thread is perfect for a snowflake.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty ! And great demonstration :-)
ReplyDeleteI did a similar pictorial for Mark Myers' Luster Snowflake for a fellow tatter.
It can be a bit challenging for relative beginners ..
Beautiful snowflakes!! :)
ReplyDeleteVery sweet and attractive snowflake with very helpful suggestions! I like the way the two colors worked out.
ReplyDeleteNice and superb post about "Betsy Snowflake"
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