wedge doiley

[paperlace]

My interpretation of a vintage pattern. I just hope the instructions are right. So please let me know if they are not and i will do something about it.
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[Lynn]

You did a great job with this pattern. I haven't had a chance to look over the pattern instructions, but just wanted to let you know how nice your interpretation is.

[paperlace]

thanks lynn. let me if the instructions are OK

[shindeco]

Found it!! I knew I had the original. (Took me 3 days to find it in my stash). It's in "The Workbasket" magazine; September, 1954. p. 20

Paperlace, I'll send you a copy so you can have it for reference but your version is marvellously close!! Well done!

[paperlace]

Found it!! I knew I had the original. (Took me 3 days to find it in my stash). It's in "The Workbasket" magazine; September, 1954. p. 20

Paperlace, I'll send you a copy so you can have it for reference but your version is marvellously close!! Well done!

wonderful i will message you my email. :)

[Lynn]

Tina, I just found time to read through your version of this doily. I don't see any mistakes, and your explanations are extremely clear. Love your little encouraging notes along the way too. If I were tatting this, I would use split rings and chains to climb out of each round, thus eliminating all the cuts and ties. But cutting and tying works well for anyone not yet familiar with the splits. As you say, a great doily for beginners. Thank you for sharing it with us, and for taking the time to write it up.

[paperlace]

Hi lynn. Thanks for that. really helpful.

[Patsy]

Thank You so much I love this pattern!