I often go to the WordReference.com because you already know, my poor English vocabulary don't let me free to write whatever I want, but just what I can, doing my best (let alone the pronuntiation, that is terrible!). So... I found two meanings for the verb to weave, one is to make something by interlacing and the second is to make a fabric by weaving (in Italian we have two different words). I thought it would have been a nice title for this post.
The little motif's pattern is by Sue Hanson and you can find it here: https://web.archive.org/web/20130708071645/http:/freespace.virgin.net/bo.hanson/Tatting/Celtic5PointMotif/Celtic5PointMotif.html
Thread is cotton size 80, the multicolored is Lizbeth, the green was already on the shuttle and I can't remember the brand.
Sue Hanson shared with the group her early Celtic work on her old Web Page:
She
wrote that the pattern for her 6 pointed Celtic design was published in
the Lace Guild’s magazine (UK) #93 in January 1999. She's a pioneer in
modern tatting.The appearance of two celtic motifs in a line in my blog, it is due to a Facebook event, in the Italian group, in which we are tatting together and learning what celtic tatting is. I'm very happy that many tatters tried it. That's a wonderful way to weave together tatters! 😍
Actually it is the only tatted piece I can show you today, in fact I am on finishing the net that I started in October. I'm halfway, I hope to finish it for the end of this month. I'm embroidering or I'm weaving? As per my own literal translation, because I pass the thread through holes under and over, well, I weave!
Ciao,
Ninetta