So you will have plenty of practice, there are patterns for seven different types of projects in this class: bags, bookmarks, coasters, dishcloths, a doily, hot pad, and a snood.
Circular Net Bagsa small bag a medium bag a large bag
These string bags start at the bottom of the bag with a grommet and work to the top, finishing with the handles. In this class the bags will have either tied or drawstring handles. |
Photos of the Bags
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Circular Net BookmarksThese bookmarks start in the center of the circular top. Once the small circle is finished, the bottom of the bookmark is completed using diamond mesh netting. |
Photos of the Bookmarks
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Circular Net Coastersone using the Tier Center one using the Web Center one using the Well Center
These coasters are made with tatting thread and enclosed in acrylic. |
Photos of the Coasters |
Circular Net Dishclothsone using the Carrots Increase Stitch one using the Fan Increase Stitch one using the Skirts Increase Stitch
These dishcloths are made of cotton yarn. |
Photos of the Dishcloths
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Net Doily: Chandelierdesigned by Esther Peterson Bott Freeman Center: Regular Increase Stitches: Carrots and Beet Decrease Stitch: Clover Edge: Flower |
Photos of a Doily
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Circular Net Hot PadsIt is easy to confuse hot pads with pot holders. A hot pad protects the surface under it from hot pans. It also works well for protecting surfaces from cups holding hot drinks. A pot holder protects hands when they need to carry hot pots and pans. These are NOT pot holders. |
Photos of Hot Pads
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Circular Net Snood:
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Photos of the Snood
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The class syllabus will list the concepts and techniques that will be taught.