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MJB: Hello Georgia<BR>
AKTATTER from x.x.x.6 cleared the room 65 minutes ago<BR>
AKTATTER: don't worry if your screen went blank<BR>
Dantatter: lol<BR>
JaneEb: Whoooops, what's going on?<BR>
Winkerbill: I sort of wondered....<BR>
Aanjel51: it did<BR>
Cynthia: thanks Jane...I thought mentioning&nbsp; it did it<BR>
MJB: Mine did<BR>
AKTATTER: it happens every time I clear out the old discussion log<BR>
JaneEb: Not only the screen - my brain too!!!<BR>
Cynthia: oh now I know what happened as well....whew...............<BR>
Aanjel51: I hope not that tatting side, Jane!!<BR>
AnneB: Thanks for clearing our thoughts Georgia ;-)<BR>
Tine Vedder: h<BR>
JaneEb: Haven't seen that for a few weeks!!!<BR>
Tine Vedder: oo<BR>
Dantatter: Georgia probably didn't like the chat we had before she entered, roflol ;-D<BR>
AKTATTER: ah ha you must have been talking aboutme!<BR>
AKTATTER: I know it was all wonderful things<BR>
Dantatter: lol<BR>
JaneEb: Corse it was<BR>
Winkerbill: oh yes, for sure....<BR>
MJB: k<BR>
JaneEb: Can I be teacher's pet, now?<BR>
AnneB: sure<BR>
Cynthia: yes if we all can<BR>
Tine Vedder: y<BR>
Aanjel51: do you have an apple for the teacher??<BR>
Cynthia: or a snowflake???<BR>
Winkerbill: I have tea!<BR>
JaneEb: No, will a chocolate do?<BR>
Winkerbill: :-)<BR>
Tine Vedder: haha<BR>
AKTATTER: well if I had know you were all so eager I would have come earlier<BR>
Winkerbill: I'll share my tea if you share your chocolates!<BR>
AKTATTER: http://www.georgiaseitz.com/2008/gs3flakenpris2pg8colorcoronationcord.html<BR>
Dantatter: lol<BR>
AnneB: Hm. Only water here...<BR>
AKTATTER: did everyone get all the pages of the lesson printed?<BR>
MJB: Georgia., I love the snowflakes for today<BR>
Aanjel51: I was going to bake some cookies<BR>
Dantatter: I have just finished my coffee and a banana<BR>
Cynthia: yes<BR>
Aanjel51: I did<BR>
Winkerbill: mine are on screen.&nbsp; DH will have to help me print....if the printer works....<BR>
AKTATTER: ah shucks MaryJane I am pleased to hear it<BR>
AKTATTER: even more pleased to know that you are still talking to me<BR>
AKTATTER: Susanne thanks for that info on the Danish tatter<BR>
MJB: I will always talk to you.,&nbsp; that couldn't be helped.,<BR>
Dantatter: Georgia did my info help ???<BR>
AKTATTER: Tine is marco not here? Her meeting must have gone late again<BR>
Dantatter: Oh, lol<BR>
AKTATTER: yes thanks so much Susanne<BR>
AKTATTER: I read a cooking magazine for lunch, inspired me<BR>
AKTATTER: i may actually bake cookies this year<BR>
Dantatter: That is ok, but I don't think you'll get in touch with her via that page<BR>
Aanjel51: me too<BR>
AKTATTER: you can smash up life savers in different colors<BR>
Winkerbill: Other than turning the thermostat a bit higher, how do you keep your hands warm enough to tat in cold weather?&nbsp; My hands get stiff and cold, and I can't keep the heat on 75 degrees just so I can tat more easily.<BR>
AKTATTER: put them in greased cookie cutters on a sheet and melt them into starts<BR>
AKTATTER: too cool<BR>
F.J.Mooi-Gosens from x.x.x.110 joined the chat 59 minutes ago<BR>
Cynthia: I keep a rice bag in my lap<BR>
Aanjel51: great idea<BR>
Winkerbill: Rice bag?<BR>
AKTATTER: altho i don't have that problem i have seen tatters wear these tight gloves<BR>
Tine Vedder: no Georgia Marco is sporting<BR>
AKTATTER: and a heater cat is always good too<BR>
Cynthia: wink e-me later and I'll explain how to make one<BR>
AnneB: Try wristwarmers of wool. Keeps cold hands warm!<BR>
AKTATTER: ah well that is very healthy for Marcothen<BR>
AKTATTER: ok let's get started please sign in<BR>
Cynthia: the short answer is a sock with rice in it...heat in microwave for 2 min and it holds the heat for falf hour<BR>
AKTATTER: GEORGIA SEITZ GREENUP ILLINOIS USA AKTATTER@AOL.COM<BR>
Winkerbill: hmmm....allergic to cats......wool, too....&nbsp; :-)<BR>
Winkerbill: sock, eh?&nbsp; I'll try that....<BR>
AKTATTER: RICE BAGS ARE GOOD FOR SORE MUSCLES AND HEAD ACHES TOO<BR>
JaneEb: JaneEb somewhere cold in the UK!!!<BR>
Cynthia: Cynthia Stevenson, brasthatfit@yahoo.com, stillwater OK USS<BR>
Tine Vedder: Tine Veddder fromThe Netherlands<BR>
AKTATTER: COLD FEET IN THE BED TOO<BR>
Aanjel51: Angela Miracle, Lupton, MI USA&nbsp; aanjel51@yahoo.com<BR>
MJB: Mary Jane Brittingham., Santa Claus., Indiana<BR>
AKTATTER: DEC. 8, 2008<BR>
Winkerbill: Stephanie W.&nbsp; iin western North Carolina USA<BR>
AnneB: Anne Bruvold, Tromsų, Norway, not so cold at the moment<BR>
Dantatter: Susanne aka Dantatter in Aarhus, Denmark<BR>
AKTATTER: AFTERNOON SESSION THE LESSON IS http://www.georgiaseitz.com/2008/gs3flakenpris2pg8colorcoronationcord.html<BR>
Tine Vedder: all have greetings from MArco<BR>
Dantatter: Thanks Tine<BR>
AKTATTER: THESE THREE SNOWFLAKES WERE FIRST PUBLISHED IN PIECEWORK MAGAZINE NOV 1993<BR>
JaneEb: ANNE BRUVOLD of THE dragon?&nbsp; Woweeeee<BR>
AKTATTER: AND LATER IN BOOK 1 OF THE RIBBONWINNERS SERIES, TATTING ALASKAN STYLE<BR>
Aanjel51: they are beautiful<BR>
AnneB: thanks!<BR>
AKTATTER: AND THEY ARE USED HERE TODAY WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE DESIGNER, ME :)<BR>
MJB: love them<BR>
Tine Vedder: verry nice<BR>
AKTATTER: THANK YOU<BR>
Winkerbill: So pretty!<BR>
Cynthia: awesome<BR>
AKTATTER: THOSE DRAGONS WERE A KNOCL OUT HUH JANE<BR>
AKTATTER: OK OUR STUDY TODAY IS ON REWRITING TATTING PATTERNS<BR>
AnneB: nice snowflakes better than those outside!<BR>
JaneEb: Absolutely. I went green with envy that I'd not designed them.&nbsp; WELL DONE ANNE<BR>
AKTATTER: TO IMPROVE THE LOOK AND THE EFFICIENCY OF THE TATTING<BR>
Dantatter: LOL Georgia<BR>
AnneB: thanks Jane<BR>
AKTATTER: :)<BR>
AKTATTER: MANY TATTERS IN TEH CLASS<BR>
AKTATTER: HAVE BRAVELY SENT IN THEIR WORK TO ME<BR>
AKTATTER: FOR A CRITIQUE<BR>
DorcasAnn from x.x.x.6 joined the chat 54 minutes ago<BR>
AKTATTER: AND IHAVE ALWAYS BEEN BRUTALLY HONEST<BR>
Tine Vedder: yes<BR>
AKTATTER: WELCOME DORCAS<BR>
MJB: Hello DorcasAnn<BR>
AKTATTER: AND I HAVE TRIED TO POINT THEM IN WAYS TO IMPROVE THEIR WORK<BR>
DorcasAnn: sorry I'm late<BR>
AKTATTER: HUH ANGELA??<BR>
AKTATTER: ANGLE WAS VERY BRAVE RECENTLY<BR>
AKTATTER: ALWAYS WELCOME DORCAS<BR>
AKTATTER: AND TODAY THE CLASS HAS THE PRIVILEGE<BR>
AKTATTER: OR TASK<BR>
Tine Vedder: k<BR>
AKTATTER: OF EXAMINING MY OLDER WORK AND SUGGESTING<BR>
Aanjel51: Yes you were burtal, but I apprecited it<BR>
Cynthia: but we know you are doing it for our own improvemnet not to be mean AK<BR>
AKTATTER: WHERE IT COULD BEIMPROVED<BR>
soultatter from x.x.x.163 joined the chat 53 minutes ago<BR>
AKTATTER: THANKS ANGELA I HAV SO GLAD TO HEAR THAT<BR>
AKTATTER: :)<BR>
soultatter from x.x.x.163 changed name to claudia 52 minutes ago<BR>
AKTATTER: OK LET'S START WITH THE EASIEST ONE THE DENALI SNOWFLAKE<BR>
AKTATTER: ALL CLOVERLEAFS<BR>
Kate from x.x.x.12 joined the chat 52 minutes ago<BR>
claudia: hi all<BR>
AKTATTER: OR ARE THEY TREFOILS? WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?<BR>
Kate: Hi all<BR>
AKTATTER: WELCOME KATE<BR>
AKTATTER: CLAUDIA GOOD TO SEE YOU<BR>
Tine Vedder: k<BR>
AKTATTER: WE ARE CRITIQUING THE DENALI SNOWFLAKE<BR>
claudia: thanks georgia<BR>
AKTATTER: THE TREFOIL IS USUALLY THREE RINGS SAME SIZE<BR>
claudia: ok. i look for it now<BR>
AKTATTER: THE CLOVERLEAF USUALLY HAS A LARGER CENTER RING<BR>
Winkerbill: ok, I know the difference but can't remember which is which....<BR>
Tine Vedder: ok<BR>
AnneB: ok<BR>
AKTATTER: LETS BEGIN WITH THE FIRST INNER CLOVERLEAF<BR>
AKTATTER: WHAT COULD I HAVE DONE BETTER?<BR>
Aanjel51: They look like trefoils to me.<BR>
AKTATTER: YOU MIGHT WANT TO MARK THE SUGGESTIONS ON THE PAGE FOR USE LATER<BR>
AKTATTER: THE CENTER RING IS DEFINTELY LARGER ANGELA<BR>
AKTATTER: WHAT ELSE?<BR>
AKTATTER: IF I WERE TATTING IT TODAY<BR>
Cynthia: put picots in instead of the ring so you could join them<BR>
AKTATTER: I WOULD NOT PUT ONE LARGE PICOT ON THE FIRST CENTER RING OF THE FIRST CLOVERLEAF<BR>
Winkerbill: Why not?<BR>
AKTATTER: YES I WOULD TODAY USE SIDE PICOTS TO JOIN EACH OF THE RINGS TO THE PREVIOUS ONE<BR>
claudia: why?<BR>
Cynthia: 3 8-4-8-3<BR>
AKTATTER: IF YOU LOOK CLOSELY AT ONLY THE LARGE RINGS IN THE CENTER<BR>
Dantatter: it looks better that way<BR>
AKTATTER: YOU CAN SEE THAT THEY DO NOT LAY FLAT<BR>
AKTATTER: THEY OVERLAP<BR>
Winkerbill: ohhhhh......<BR>
AKTATTER: SIDE PICOTS WOULD MAKE EVERYTHING LAY FLAT<BR>
Winkerbill: that makes sense<BR>
Tine Vedder: ok<BR>
Cynthia: oh they scrunch on each other...<BR>
claudia: ah... right<BR>
Tine Vedder: uh one centerring with 6 picot for the centerrings<BR>
AKTATTER: OK ANYONE ELSE SEE SOMETHING TOIMPROVE?<BR>
Dantatter: the drawing, lol<BR>
AKTATTER: WHAT ABOUT THE SIDE RINGS OF THE INNER CLOVERLEAF?<BR>
Cynthia: the chains to dbs?<BR>
Winkerbill: have to confess, I thought this one was perfect to start with....<BR>
claudia: sorry. side picotS?<BR>
Tine Vedder: thei are not vast<BR>
AKTATTER: I WAS SUGGESTING CLAUDIA TO ADD SIDE PICOTS ON THE LARGE RING TO JOIN TO THE EACH SET<BR>
Cynthia: it looks fun to do but changes can be fun as well<BR>
claudia: ok georgia<BR>
AKTATTER: WE COULD PUT A PICOT MIDWAY ON THE SIDE RINGS AND JOIN THEM ALSO<BR>
AKTATTER: THERE IS ONE PITFALL TO AVOID THO<BR>
AKTATTER: JOINING ALL THE SIDE RINGS COULD MAKE IT POUCH UP<BR>
Tine Vedder: yes<BR>
AKTATTER: OK CYNTHIA MENTIONED THE CHAINS<BR>
AKTATTER: THEY ARE LONG CHAINS<BR>
AKTATTER: AND I THINK THAT THEY COULD BE IMPROVED BY THE DBS<BR>
JaneEb: You'd probably need to tinker with the stitch count?<BR>
Cynthia: make sure picots are long enougn to lay flat<BR>
AKTATTER: REMEMBER RUTH TAUGHT US ABOUT THAT?<BR>
AKTATTER: RIGHT TO BOTH<BR>
Dantatter: one or 2 picots on the chains would make them curve a bit<BR>
Tine Vedder: k<BR>
Cynthia: Since I mastered the bds I do that if it is longer than 5 ds<BR>
AKTATTER: http://www.georgiaseitz.com/2008/ruthplongringchains.pdf<BR>
claudia: i read about that, to use in celtic tatting for example?<BR>
AKTATTER: YES AND WE COULD ENHANCE THE CURVE OF THE CHAINS<BR>
AKTATTER: BY COMPRESSING THEM AL BACK TO THE STARTING POINT<BR>
AKTATTER: YES CLAUDIA AND IN ANY PIECE WITH VERY LONG CHAINS<BR>
claudia: yes, that is<BR>
AKTATTER: ANY OTHER SUGGESTIONS?<BR>
Tine Vedder: no<BR>
AKTATTER: ONE LAST THING I MIGHT HAVE DONE<BR>
Cynthia: divide the first clover so you could do a split ring last and have a hanging loop<BR>
Dantatter: I would add some picots on the outer clovers<BR>
JaneEb: added beads?<BR>
Winkerbill: If it's any help to anyone, I've discovered that in size 30 Cebelia 8 BDS = 10 DS (for me, at least)<BR>
AKTATTER: IS TO MAKE ONE OF THE PUT PICOTS INTO A HANGER BY MAKING IT 2-3 INCHES 2-4CM<BR>
AKTATTER: THAT IS A GOOD TIP<BR>
Dantatter: oh yes, lol<BR>
AKTATTER: AH BEADS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME<BR>
JaneEb: You could use 2 colours and a lock chain for the chains!!<BR>
Cynthia: good idea I hadn't thought of that<BR>
AKTATTER: THE MORE PICOTS THE LACIER THE LOOK SUSANNER SO TRUE<BR>
AKTATTER: BETTER AND BETTER JANE<BR>
AKTATTER: OK LET'S TRY ANOTHER ONE<BR>
AKTATTER: LETS LOOK AT THE ALYESKA SNOWFLAKE<BR>
claudia: ok<BR>
MJB: k<BR>
AKTATTER: IT BEGINS WITH 6 OUTWARD FACING RINGS...WHY SIX??<BR>
Cynthia: to have 6 points at the end?<BR>
AKTATTER: 3 POINTS = TRIANGLE<BR>
Winkerbill: well....a snowflake has 6 sides....<BR>
AKTATTER: 4 POINTS = SQUARE OR RECTANGLE<BR>
claudia: dont know<BR>
AnneB: Snowflakes have 6-fold symmetry<BR>
AKTATTER: 5 POINTS = START<BR>
AKTATTER: STAR<BR>
Tine Vedder: a star has 6 points<BR>
AKTATTER: 6 POINTS = SNOWFLAKE<BR>
claudia: ahhhhhhhhhh<BR>
Tine Vedder: o sorry<BR>
AKTATTER: ALL TRUE SNOWFLAKES HAVE 6 OR A MULTIPLE OF 6 POINTS<BR>
Tine Vedder: ok<BR>
claudia: something new for me<BR>
AKTATTER: OK 6 OUTWARD FACING RINGS<BR>
Cynthia: ah I haven't looked at that many that closely<BR>
Winkerbill: Ok, I DID see that I could climb out of the center of this one....with a split ring<BR>
Dantatter: lol<BR>
AKTATTER: RIGHT WINK!<BR>
AKTATTER: IS THAT STEPH?<BR>
Cynthia: ta da we got it....<BR>
Winkerbill: even better, if I climb out (yeah, it's me) I don't have that ummm...foldover join to do at the end of the 6th ring<BR>
AKTATTER: I WAS PERSONALLY ACQUAINTED WITH A LOT OF SNOWFLAKES IN ALASKA CYNTHIA LOL<BR>
AnneB: You can find more on snowflakes here: http://www.its.caltech.edu/~atomic/snowcrystals/<BR>
Winkerbill: don't see that many snowflakes in the south....unless you make your own.<BR>
AKTATTER: OOOHHH LET'S SEE<BR>
Aanjel51: I have about six inches of them on the ground.&nbsp; I could maybe send some your way<BR>
AKTATTER: WE COULD USE THOSE PHOTOS TO DESIGN FLAKES<BR>
Winkerbill: that would be fun....can I have 3 inches of your snow, please?<BR>
Cynthia: no thanks in OK they can't drive on them<BR>
Tine Vedder: m<BR>
claudia: they are beautiful!<BR>
Aanjel51: sending it your way<BR>
AKTATTER: OK SO LET'S START BY DOING A SPLIT RING FOR THE LAST OF THE 6 OUTWARD FACING RINGS<BR>
claudia: send it here.. it hot now!!! jaja<BR>
AKTATTER: USING A MOCK PICOT<BR>
Winkerbill: We had some snow one year....enoguh to make a tiny snowman with 3 big snowballs.&nbsp; I put him in the freezer and took him out later...in the summer....<BR>
AKTATTER: AND THEN A SECOND SPLIT RING<BR>
AKTATTER: TO ENTER INTO THE SECOND ROUND<BR>
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Dantatter: what does jaja mean in English ?<BR>
Tine Vedder: yes yes<BR>
claudia: is like&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; lol&nbsp; in english, i think<BR>
AKTATTER: IS SPLIT RING NEW TO ANYONE TODAY?<BR>
AKTATTER: http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~nickeb/SplitRings.htm<BR>
Winkerbill: no<BR>
Aanjel51: not me<BR>
MJB: no<BR>
AKTATTER: YES YES<BR>
claudia: im form argentina... spanish<BR>
Winkerbill: well, not to me<BR>
Cynthia: n<BR>
JaneEb: I think I would have left out the picots on the inner part of this round and maybe less on the outer side of the rings but that's 'just me'<BR>
Winkerbill: oh, no wonder it's hot there!<BR>
Dantatter: OK Claudia<BR>
AnneB: I love splitrings but not split chains, and I feel one comming up...<BR>
Winkerbill: I often use fewer picots than the pattern says to use....<BR>
AKTATTER: JANE HAS A GOOD POITN<BR>
MJB: I don't like splitchains either<BR>
Cynthia: yes so I I....Anne<BR>
Tine Vedder: y<BR>
AKTATTER: ALL THE PICOTS MAKE THE CENTER LOOK TOO BUSY<BR>
Winkerbill: so you'd climb into the last round with a split chain, then start the last round with a split chain?<BR>
JaneEb: That's the word - busy!!!<BR>
AKTATTER: LET'S DROP THOSE ON THE OUTERMOST SIDE THEN<BR>
AKTATTER: AND INORDER TO CLIMB INTO THE THIRD ROUND WHAT WILL WE DO?<BR>
Cynthia: I fear them as I struggle with them yet...and a few less would let the pattern show more of itself<BR>
AKTATTER: YES INDEED A SPLIT CHAIN<BR>
Dantatter: or crowded<BR>
AKTATTER: MOCK PICOT http://www.georgiaseitz.com/classes/ctrmpspr.jpg<BR>
Tine Vedder: k<BR>
MJB: k<BR>
claudia: ok<BR>
Winkerbill: You know, I'd be tempted to put a tiny ring at the point where the last round joins to the round before....mostly to avoid starting with a split chain.<BR>
AKTATTER: THERE'S MARIE'S PAGE ON TEH SPLIT CHAIN<BR>
AKTATTER: http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~nickeb/SCHMarie.htm<BR>
AKTATTER: OK THEN ANY IMPROVEMETNS TO THE ROUND OF CHAINS?<BR>
Aanjel51: I have to work on that one, split chain<BR>
AKTATTER: OR THE TREFOILS?<BR>
Cynthia: With that I finally got it to look reasonably good<BR>
AKTATTER: I THINK IF YOU STUDY MARIE'S PAGE ANGELA YOU WIL LFIND IT SO MUCH EASIER TO DO<BR>
Aanjel51: I will look at it after class<BR>
Tine Vedder: m<BR>
Winkerbill: After 1 minute with Marie last September, I'm happily (and speedily) doing split chains....<BR>
MJB: I must work on that one<BR>
Winkerbill: I even LIKE them now!<BR>
MJB: really<BR>
AKTATTER: SEE THERE!<BR>
JaneEb: Try Mark's page on Marie's way of doing the split chain.&nbsp; I'ts always good to have several pages to look at<BR>
AKTATTER: OK EXAMINE THE DESHKA SNOWFLAKE PLEASE<BR>
Cynthia: definatetly angela ....It is so much easier to have someone who knows how sho than learn from a page<BR>
AnneB: I'll consider revisitting the split chein ;-)<BR>
AKTATTER: GOOd ANNE<BR>
Winkerbill: now THAT one, every time I thought I'd found a way to do it in one round, I'd find a flaw in my thinking....<BR>
AKTATTER: SO THE CENTER IS 6 RINGS AND CHAINS<BR>
AKTATTER: YOU CAN USE ONE PICOT OF THE CHAIN<BR>
MJB: Georgia., where did you get the names for the snowflakes.?<BR>
claudia: yes<BR>
JaneEb: I think I'd have come out to the next round with a very small split ring - say 2 / 2 just so that there's a better join for following joins to the chains if you follow me!!<BR>
Tine Vedder: y<BR>
AKTATTER: DENALI = MT. MCKINLEY IN ATHABASCAN<BR>
AKTATTER: DESHKA AND ALYESKA ARE PLACE NAMES IN ALASKA<BR>
Tine Vedder: ok<BR>
Cynthia: I figured that and googled them....lol<BR>
AKTATTER: OK JANE<BR>
Winkerbill: So Alyeska must get fluffier snow than Denali or Deshka?<BR>
Aanjel51: since my daughter lives there I am learning more and more about AK<BR>
Winkerbill: &amp;lt;silly grin&amp;gt;<BR>
claudia: we can use a split chain?<BR>
AKTATTER: ALYESKA IS THE SKI RESORT SO YES IT GETS MORE SNOW<BR>
AKTATTER: YES CLAUDIA<BR>
AKTATTER: MAKE THE LAST CHAIN A S0PLIT CHAIN<BR>
AKTATTER: JUST 2 DS<BR>
Winkerbill: hehehehe....I was thinking of all the picots on that flake....&nbsp; ;-)<BR>
AKTATTER: THEN MOCK PICOT<BR>
claudia: yes<BR>
MJB: thanks<BR>
AKTATTER: SPLIT RING THAT IS 1 QUARTER / 3 QUARTERS<BR>
Winkerbill: so far, that's one of the ways I'd thought of....<BR>
JaneEb: or a small SR ????<BR>
AKTATTER: THEN THROW OFF THE LARGER RING<BR>
AKTATTER: WHERE JANE?<BR>
AKTATTER: THE NEXT SIDE RING IS ALSO A SPLIT RING<BR>
AKTATTER: HALF AND HALF EXITING AT MID POINT TO BEGIN THE OUTER CHAINS<BR>
Winkerbill: then split chain back to where you left off?<BR>
AKTATTER: HMM WHEN I DREW IT IT TOOK ME TO THE OPPOSITE SIDE FROM THAT FIRST 2 DS SPLIT CHAIN<BR>
MJB: k<BR>
JaneEb: to take you out from the split chain to the next round?&nbsp; Then the next joins can be small rings to prev round - makes a neater join, perhaps, maybe, peut etre?<BR>
Tine Vedder: k<BR>
AKTATTER: IT SOUNDS VERY GOOD JANE, MAYBE YOU WILL DO A VERSION LIKE THAT ND SHARE WITH US??? HINT HINT<BR>
Dantatter: giggle<BR>
AKTATTER: :)<BR>
JaneEb: K, will do<BR>
AKTATTER: OK ANY FURTHER SUGGESTIONS FOR THE DESHKA?<BR>
claudia: what is giggle?<BR>
Tine Vedder: a grin<BR>
AKTATTER: LOL = GIGGLE<BR>
Winkerbill: a small laugh<BR>
claudia: ah... ok....<BR>
AKTATTER: OK ANY QUESTIONS ON THOSE THREE?<BR>
AKTATTER: THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR CRITIQUE<BR>
MJB: no<BR>
Tine Vedder: no<BR>
Aanjel51: no<BR>
AKTATTER: ARE YOU GAME TO DO THE ANTIQUE PIECE NEXT ?<BR>
AnneB: sure<BR>
MJB: sure<BR>
Winkerbill: yeah!<BR>
AKTATTER: HAS ANYONE STUDIED THE PATH I MARKED?<BR>
Aanjel51: oh, why not<BR>
Cynthia: yes and thanks for being so brave and letting us critique your pattern<BR>
Dantatter: Which one is that?<BR>
Tine Vedder: ok<BR>
claudia: oki<BR>
AKTATTER: ANTIQUE PIECE OF LACE IS UNUSUAL FOR THE YELLO COLORED CORONATION CORD<BR>
AKTATTER: YOU FIND IT SUSANNE?<BR>
claudia: this cord is new for me...<BR>
AKTATTER: IT IS ECRU TATTING THREAD WITH YELLOW CORD<BR>
AKTATTER: IT IS NOT MADE ANYMORE CLAUDIA<BR>
AKTATTER: BUT THE CLASS STUDIES HOW TO MAKE SUBSTITUTES FOR IT<BR>
Dantatter: no it is ok, I can not do it<BR>
Tine Vedder: ok<BR>
claudia: yes i see, its an antique one,.. beautiful<BR>
AKTATTER: http://www.georgiaseitz.com/~sherong/coronationcordbook/page4.gif<BR>
AKTATTER: THERE ARE MORE PAGES OF IT POSTED ONLINE<BR>
Cynthia: old and beautiful but we can substitute other thinkgs for it and make it work sometimes better<BR>
MJB: I couldn't find that one<BR>
AKTATTER: THE ORIGINAL PATTERN IS FROM THE MODERN PRISCILLA #2 PUB 1915 PG 8 FIG 19<BR>
AnneB: It should be psooible ot replace the cord with chains...<BR>
AKTATTER: IT WAS ALSO REPRINTED IN THE DOVER BOOK WHICH JULIA SANDERS EDITED<BR>
Winkerbill: how do we get to the "old" things online?<BR>
Winkerbill: I get "not found" ....<BR>
AKTATTER: RICKRACK MIGHT BE A GOOD SUBSTITUTE<BR>
AKTATTER: http://www.georgiaseitz.com/~sherong/coronationcordbook/page4.gif<BR>
AKTATTER: THAT ONE IS FILE NOT FOUND??<BR>
Winkerbill: yes.<BR>
Dantatter: the link does not work here, sorry<BR>
Winkerbill: web page not found, I think it said<BR>
JaneEb: yes<BR>
claudia: yes<BR>
MJB: yes<BR>
AKTATTER: HMM EMAIL ME LATER AND i WILL SEND YOU THE PHOTOS<BR>
MJB: ok<BR>
AKTATTER: SO WHAT ABOUT THE PATH I MARKED OUT A TO a<BR>
Winkerbill: I have teh Julia Sanders reprint, just have to dig deep in my stash....<BR>
AKTATTER: DOES THAT SEEM WORKABLE?<BR>
AKTATTER: BEGINNING WITH THE CHAIN AT A<BR>
AKTATTER: YOU MAKE A PICOT AROUND TEH CORONATION CORD<BR>
AKTATTER: THEN ON EACH FOLLOWING CHAIN<BR>
AnneB: k<BR>
AKTATTER: AT LEAST 2 PICOTS GO OVER THE CORD<BR>
AKTATTER: AND NOTE THAT IT IS THE BEND TO WHICH IT JOINS<BR>
Winkerbill: do you think you could use the BDS and make long chains....wiht a small picot on each midpoint, join them where you would ordinarily have joined to the cord?<BR>
AKTATTER: CHAIS D AND E<BR>
AKTATTER: ARE SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT<BR>
MJB: k<BR>
AKTATTER: TEH CORONATION CORD STOPS AT CHAIN F<BR>
AKTATTER: THAT WOULD BE A GOOD VARIATION<BR>
Tine Vedder: k<BR>
AKTATTER: JOINING TOT HE RIGHT OR LEFT AND NOT JUST STRAIGHT ACROSS PERHAPS<BR>
AKTATTER: CHAIN F GOES TOWARD RING H<BR>
AKTATTER: AND THAT PATTERN CONTIUES DOWN TO CHAIN I<BR>
AKTATTER: SHORT CHAIN THEN RETURN TO THE PATTERN OVER TO J<BR>
AKTATTER: AND THE SHORT CHAINS AGAIN<BR>
AKTATTER: THAT IS CREATING SPACE TO TUCK IN AND JOIN THOSE RINGS FROM THE NEXT GO AROUND<BR>
AKTATTER: AFTER J THE PATTERN CONTINUES UP TO CHAIN K<BR>
Cynthia: ahha that is how it works<BR>
AKTATTER: WHICH JOINS BACK TO THE LAST RING MADE AND THE NEW CHAIN<BR>
AKTATTER: PATTERN BEGINS AT L<BR>
AKTATTER: THE CHAIN JOINS ON THE SIDE OF EACH RING NOW<BR>
AKTATTER: WITH A SHORT CHAIN BRIDGING THE GAP<BR>
AKTATTER: KINDA WEIRD CONSTRUCTION<BR>
AKTATTER: BUT IT IS REPEATED IN THE LAST ROUND<BR>
MJB: Sorry I have to go to the grave sites and put flowers on husbands grave<BR>
AKTATTER: BYE MJ BE CAREFUL DRIVING TODAY SLICK<BR>
AKTATTER: THE PATTERN CHANGES AGAIN AT N<BR>
Cynthia: Peace MJB<BR>
Tine Vedder: bye MBJ<BR>
AKTATTER: SHORT CHAINS AND THE RINGS THAT TUCK INTO THE PREVIOUS ROUNDS INDENTATIONS<BR>
Dantatter: Safe drive MJB<BR>
AKTATTER: NOTE P AND Q ALSO<BR>
AnneB: bye MJB<BR>
AKTATTER: THA LAST SMALL RING IS AT R<BR>
Tine Vedder: yes<BR>
AKTATTER: THE N RETURN TO THE REGULAR CHAIN PATTERN UP TO S<BR>
AKTATTER: A U-TURN AT T AND U<BR>
AKTATTER: AND THE LAST CHAINS START AT X AND CONTINUE TO Y<BR>
Tine Vedder: y<BR>
AKTATTER: WHERE THOSE SHORT CHAINS BETWEEN ELEMENTS SHOW UP AGAIN<BR>
AKTATTER: OVER TO Z<BR>
AKTATTER: THAT BACK TO THE NORMAL PATTERN TO THE TO PAND FINISH OFF<BR>
AKTATTER: SO THERE ARE 4 ROUNDS TO THIS PIECE<BR>
AKTATTER: YOUR HOMEWORK<BR>
AKTATTER: SHOULD YOU DECIDE TO ACCEPT THIS MISSION :)<BR>
AKTATTER: TAKE ONE OR MORE ROUNDS AND DETERMINE THE DS COUNT<BR>
AKTATTER: ANY TAKERS???<BR>
claudia: what a challenge!!!<BR>
AKTATTER: WELL PLEASE STUDY ON IT A BIT<BR>
Cynthia: maybe.....I'll need to find a magnifing class or print it a bit bigger....<BR>
Dantatter: I am not able to, sorry<BR>
Aanjel51: you got that right!<BR>
AKTATTER: THE CHALLENGE IT HOW WE GROW?<BR>
Cynthia: I'd prefer to do the snowflakes....but the other is more of a challenge<BR>
Cynthia: and could be fun as well<BR>
Tine Vedder: y<BR>
AKTATTER: WELL REWORKING THE SNOWFLAKES IS NOT A BAD IDEA<BR>
AKTATTER: JANE IS DOING ONE VARIATION SHALL YOU DO ONE TOO CYNTHIA?<BR>
Cynthia: I can see it as a jabot or blouse front...<BR>
AnneB: (should knit - should knit - need to be done by Christmas) A challenge is always (too) tempting ;-)<BR>
Winkerbill: I'm still sort of on "Dad-duty" so I'd better not take you up on this challenge....<BR>
claudia: ill try......a temptation!!!<BR>
Dantatter: lol Anne<BR>
AKTATTER: OK THEN I HOPE YOU ENJOYED THIS LOOK AT REVISING PATTERNS<BR>
AKTATTER: ARE THERE ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS?<BR>
Dantatter: Yes thank you AK<BR>
Cynthia: lots to be done for all but we can give it a try....some start at A some at Z.....might work<BR>
AKTATTER: THE BEGINNERS CLASS IS MEETING ON THURSDAY AT 9PM ET (NEW YORK TIME)<BR>
AKTATTER: IT IS THEIR LAST CLASS SO I HOPE THAT SOME OF YUO AL WILL JOIN US<BR>
AKTATTER: TO CHEER THEM ON<BR>
Cynthia: Thank you AK&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; it was fun<BR>
DorcasAnn: thank you<BR>
AKTATTER: I NEED TO TAKE A VOTE TODAY<BR>
Tine Vedder: that is not a good time for me<BR>
Winkerbill: Thanks Georgia.&nbsp; I've missed you and everyone in class SO much!<BR>
claudia: you give us tomuch fun work!!!<BR>
AKTATTER: SHALL WE STOP TODAY FOR THE YEAR?<BR>
Aanjel51: Yes, it was.&nbsp; I always enjoy this class.<BR>
Cynthia: Please the beginners need to know they are not alone and there is help<BR>
Dantatter: I am asleep at that time<BR>
AKTATTER: OR MEET ONCE MORE ON THE 15TH?<BR>
Tine Vedder: yes<BR>
Dantatter: once more, please<BR>
Cynthia: We've all missed this.....MORE Yes<BR>
AnneB: Me to - sleeping.<BR>
AKTATTER: ME TOO STEPH<BR>
Aanjel51: meet again on the 15th<BR>
claudia: yes ,.. once more<BR>
Winkerbill: Can we meet again on the 15th?<BR>
Tine Vedder: on the 15<BR>
Winkerbill: please ?<BR>
Winkerbill: :-)<BR>
AKTATTER: GLAD YOU ARE STILL SMILING CLAUDIA<BR>
claudia: 15th the last?<BR>
AKTATTER: OK UNTIL THE 15TH THEN<BR>
Tine Vedder: ok<BR>
AKTATTER: THIS LESSON REPEATS AT 8:30PM ET TONIGHT<BR>
claudia: yes.... gigle.. jajjaja.,lol<BR>
AnneB: on the 15th - my cookies should be done by then :-)<BR>
Cynthia: See everyone on Thursday evening if possible<BR>
AKTATTER: THANK YOU ALL FOR STOPPING BY TODAY<BR>
AKTATTER: BE SAFE OUT THERE AND HAPPY TATTING<BR>
Tine Vedder: thanks Georgia<BR>
Dantatter: so next time will be with cookies and other Crhsitmas stuff<BR>
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claudia: thanks georgia, by all<BR>
Winkerbill: Il'l have tea here!<BR>
Cynthia: definately<BR>
Tine Vedder: till the 15th<BR>
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