daisy picot technique - riet - tatting patterns by jane eborall
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HOME The Daisy Picot Technique by Riet Surtel © 2007
2 normal ds 4 daisy ds (dds) 2 ds, 5 dds, 1dsDrawings by Jane Eborall
I learned this technique from the Shuttle Brothers and Mark MyersAbbreviations:
R = Ring. dds = daisy double stitch Ch = chain RW = reverse workDs = double stitch. cl = close ring
For the daisy picot you need two shuttles with 2 different colours.The thread goes over your left hand and you start a ring with the green thread see fig 1 after 2 ds let the green thread just hanging down and take the blue thread and make 5 ds on the ring, but take care, don’t let them flip and you tat in the normal way , first half , second half. See 2After some stitches, lay the blue back over your left hand and take the green and tat again 2 ds see 3 Now you have a picot with knots on it.What you do is making a chain as picot, so all you can do on a chain you can do here. Try it .
There is also a book: Daisy Picot Patterns designed by Riet Surtel-Smeulders.The patterns of these designs are in the book.
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