SNOWFLAKE ROUND ROBIN

This was organised by Maus on the TatChat Round Robin exchange page. We were a group of 8 tatters from Europe. We each made a snowflake and sent it to the next tatter on the list. They made a snowflake from a different pattern and added it to the package before posting it on to the next tatter on the list. By December we received our original snowflake back with 7 additional snowflakes made by the Round Robin members. It was great fun! To see pictures of all the snowflake in our exchange circle, visit the RR Snow 4 page by clicking here.

Below are details of the snowflakes I made and a picture of those I received:

This is the snowflake I made for Sharon.
Preferences: anything goes!
Thread: Altin Basak 50 in turquoise with irridescent seed beads.
Pattern: Star-shaped Snowflake from Vida Sunderman's "Tatted Snowflakes".
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 This is the snowflake I made for Bettina.
Preferences: white and ecru with or without beads.
Thread: Anchor 40 in ecru and white, provided by Bettina.
Pattern: Number 12 from Myra Piper's "Tatting"
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This is the snowflake I made for Gerda. Preferences: favourite colours white, blue and yellow.
Thread: Perle cotton 12 with yellow seed beads, provided by Gerda.
Pattern: Soft Snowflake from Rosemarie Peel's "Yuletide Tatting"
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 This is the snowflake I made for Eva Marie.
Preferences: your favourite flake with or without beads.
Thread: Altin Basak 50
Pattern: Snowballs by Mary Konior.
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This is the snowflake I made for
Eva.
Thread: YLI's Candlelight metallic yarn in Gold/Silver.
Pattern:Number 5 from JoAnn Stearns' "Christmas Ornament Collection".
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Preferences: follow your imagination!
Thread: White 30 Cordonnet and blue seed beads, both supplied by Ann-Christine
Pattern: Wheel of Nine Rings from Monica Hahn's "Christmas Angels & other tatting patterns".
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This is the snowflake I made for Jos. Preferences: to use silver thread for the chains.
Thread: DMC Cordonnet 20 in white with YLI Candlelight for the chains.
Pattern: I believe, by Pam Palmer. I copied the design from a snowflake I received in an exchange several years ago.
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These are the fabulous snowflakes I received from my exchange partners. My preferences were for white and/or silver. This picture really doesn't do them justice! What a blizzard!
Thank you ladies!
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