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Suzanne M.
- 53, Female
- Sandpoint and Santa Barbara
- United States
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Exploring the magical transformation of knots into lace - one double stitch at a time
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- Type of Tatting:
- Shuttle
- Your Name:
- Suzanne Muir
- About Me:
- A lifelong lover of the needle arts, I didn't think that I wanted to add tatting to my needlework repertoire, but did not pass up an opportunity to learn and am really enjoying it.
In real life, I divide my year between Northern Idaho (where I own a business) and Santa Barbara (where I farm avocados, hogs and cattle). Because of this peripatetic lifestyle, my craft occupations have had to become ever more portable. Before, when I lived in one place, I worked in seed beads, made glass beads at the torch, and dabbled in tapestry weaving. That was all too much stuff to haul around, so I took up crochet and made a bunch of afghans and doilies. Several years later, a desire to create finer lace fabric took me to knitting. A number of lace shawls down the road, I got sidetracked by cables, socks and garment construction. Tatting was not a planned progression on the lace theme. It just happened.
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Introducing the SSDSR
A bit of fiddling combining Sue Hanson's dimpled ring and Matthew Takeda's single shuttle split ring, assisted by Jane Eborall's trick for adding beads to a folded thread, gave me this:
A little uneven and lopsided, but you get the idea. You'll find a description of how this came about… Continue
A little uneven and lopsided, but you get the idea. You'll find a description of how this came about… Continue
Posted on August 17, 2008 at 4:00pm — 3 Comments
A little goose poop...
...goes a long way. As some of you know, I am currently playing Mommy to a dozen 10-day-old Toulouse goslings. They are still very cute, but getting quite big and producing a prodigious quantity of excrement (one every 20 minutes, times 12, times 24 - you get the picture). When I… Continue
Posted on April 18, 2008 at 5:00pm — 5 Comments
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Next year if I can I'd love to go, I have friends over there so we will have to see. Hubby thinks it would be cool for me to go though.
No, have not heard from them yet, but I mailed my application in a few days later than you. Being in Canada, I will have to wait longer, as usual!
Thanks for your very lovely comments on my tatting........I do believe that Geese can get agressive at times......we had them on the lake in out small village but they had to be moved because visitors were being attacked LOL.......I miss them though.
HUgs
Joy
Just love your tating and the tatted Gosling is so cute.....so is the pic of the baby Goslings that you are taking care of
Joy
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