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Jane's bookmark

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Batty Tatter
, 15-07-2012 at 03:46 PM (671 Views)
This bookmark was named for Jane Eborall and Jane McLellan. It's an adaption and modernization of a braid pattern from Anna Burda. I really enjoyed making the pattern. I've already started another one. The tail is all split rings and a little medallion.
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  1. Mad Cricket's Avatar
    lovely!
  2. KathyFuller's Avatar
    This is so pretty!! Where can someone find the pattern? I'd love to make one.
  3. Fiona T's Avatar
    I love your adaptations. I am working on adapting a few of the older patterns to use split rings to join 'rounds' so ends don't need to be sewn in as often. Would love to see this pattern diagrammed... I love split rings :D
  4. Batty Tatter's Avatar
    This can be found on Jane Eborall's site. It's just called Jane's bookmark.
  5. KathyFuller's Avatar
    Thanks so much! :)



    Quote Originally Posted by Batty Tatter
    This can be found on Jane Eborall's site. It's just called Jane's bookmark.
  6. Batty Tatter's Avatar
    whoooops, it's not their either. I just looked. If you send me your email address, reminding me which book mark you want, I'll send it to you.
  7. KathyFuller's Avatar
    I checked on her site, but didn't find it. So I googled Jane's bookmark by Jane Eborall and I found it. Thanks so much for offering to send it to me. I'm a newbie needle tatter (only about 6 or 7 weeks) and am wondering if I can do it with a needle because it calls for 2 shuttles.
  8. Batty Tatter's Avatar
    I sure don't know about needle tatting. Sorry. If you put a message out in the "How Do I" category, you will find help there. Can you do split rings with needles?
  9. Batty Tatter's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Fiona T
    I love your adaptations. I am working on adapting a few of the older patterns to use split rings to join 'rounds' so ends don't need to be sewn in as often. Would love to see this pattern diagrammed... I love split rings :D
    I don't have a diagram, but I can email you the pattern. Apparently if you Google Jane's bookmark, you will find the pattern there.