Well we finally found a deadlock that would fit the door. The lock has been replaced and the door and frame touched up where the repairs damaged it. Yesterday was spent travelling around with hubby while we tried to get parts for some other repair job. It never ceases to amaze me that little jobs the other half is doing always seem to require my time. Not that I'm useful for doing any of the actual repair work, but I always seem to be needed to just hold stuff. You know the kind of thing I mean, "Honey can you hold the light." or "Could you get my screwdriver?" or "Hold these pieces for me." or "Hold this part steady while I work on it." Not that I'm complaining. Some of the escapades of other people that I have read recently leave me everlastingly grateful that I have a talented hubby that can fix almost anything. My only objection is that while I am standing around holding things, I'm not tatting.
This little snippet is a piece that I'm working on which should take another 3 or 4 days to finish. I have been planing a lot of "quick" designs but they keep taking longer than anticipated because I keep making them bigger. It's like the square motifs. One is nice but questions like, "how does it look as a grouping?" keeps me busy on designs that are basically finished.
Any guesses as to what this one is?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
3 comments:
Whatever it is, it's pretty! Glad you are getting the door fixed!
Could it be a shuttle tatted Victorian hat ?
I hope you can tat now the lock has been replaced ! Have a nice day .
ancolie
I guess they are hexagons with two alterned different joining motivs at the tops. This gives a very beautiful and interesting joining design, which seems a triangle,
Iris
Post a Comment