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The subject of the workshop: a butterfly. |
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People were soon busily tatting: |
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In the photo on the right is our RoT Chairman Jennifer
(centre), and Exhibitions Co-ordinator Ruth (right). In her
role as Chairman Jennifer aims to meet as many tatters as
possible, so she attends tatting days and shows all over the
country. |
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The engine was designed by Jennifer to apply to a patchwork
quilt block, but has been tatted here by Pat for one of her
charity cards. The purse is for a rosary, designed with an
all-ring pattern and beads by Yvonne. |
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This leafy picture was the brainchild of Betty –
at Malvern Tatters we are copying the idea as a group
project, using autumn colours. |
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Here we have Daphne's beautifully even doyley, and some
typically dainty tatting from Japan, presents for Brenda on
a visit there. |
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We have other items besides tatting, such as this bobbin
lace made by David. Finally, some seasonal ornaments –
great for a mobile or to hang on the Christmas tree. |
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Inspired by the day, people could go home with threads,
shuttles etc from our supplier Mary Helen, and books from
our mobile tatting library! When possible, Barbara brings a
selection from the RoT library so that members can browse,
and if they borrow, only need pay 1-way postage to return
them. |
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Well done, Hilda! She completed these two beautiful
butterflies after the workshop. |
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