Shuttle Bag
I have finished the shuttle bag project in the TAT proficiency, fully expecting this to be difficult I was pleasently surprised by how much fun it was to make. In order to get my spacing right I measured and marked on my finger with a permanent marker, so silly but worked great. Just might have to try a bigger project in mignonette stitch, Ben Filkert has a great doily, hmmm, what was that one called, I think it is in his newest book, fooo, I just can't remember. So now I am ready for my next TAT button sampler and can not find anywhere the button package.
Sitting on a hold pattern momentarily, so my brain has been conjuring all kinds of new UFO's to start. NOOOOO I really need to finish some of the many already in the works. Keep repeating, no new projects, no new projects.....
Yes, I started a new project, I compromised and picked up 1 ounce of hand painted pure tussah silk top to spin. I get a fiber fix without an unreachable goal or UFO I must feel guilty as it lays undone waiting. Spinning is the purist fiber fix I know, the soothing rythym, the tactile feel of the fibers, the colors as they slide through your fingers, changing from one to another. It's like meditation, quiet, calming, peaceful.
4 Comments:
Wow... love the shuttle bag!!! where did you get the pattern?
Wow... love the shuttle bag!!! where did you get the pattern?
I have long wanted to tat some bags, but have never tried ... I have Georgia Seitz' bag book. Perhaps what's holding me back is that I'm not a sewer, and I really don't know how I'd do a lining. But I love this -- looks easy and relatively fast! Is it done in two parts, front and back, or a round?
thanks!
The bag is a pattern from the TAT proficiency program phase 2, designed by Judi Banashek.
www.tattersacrosstime.org/
Yes it is tatted in mignonette stitch in rounds.
Gail
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