I also keep any bits of lace that have been cut off of other projects.
I made these bits and pieces into contact cards. They have come in handy at a visit to a local thread shop and when I meet other tatters or someone interested in tatting.
I made up the cards using my old laser printer and cardstock, designed with space on the left to place the tatting. I cut them and used white glue to attach a few daisies or a bit of cut lace.
Just leave them to dry and pack a few into your tatting travel bag and your done.
This idea was inspired from a card I received from another tatter last year and I just had to share.
This idea was inspired from a card I received from another tatter last year and I just had to share.
Neat idea!!! They look great!
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ReplyDeleteLovely cards!
ReplyDeleteNice idea you have no waste here and all can get enough to tempted them to your shop!
ReplyDeleteI don't have a shop but I hope they are tempted to tat.
DeleteGreat idea & the cards look very pretty. To think these are scraps!
ReplyDeleteI've used tatting on cards/envelopes, but not bits & pieces ... now I will :-)
Thanks everyone.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely idea, I do butterflies or flowers which I put onto greeting cards, but that's another good idea to show what tatting is, I have printed cards with my knitted tablecloth Center printed on but I think I will make a few of these cards for those interested in tatting
ReplyDeleteGreat tatting enhanced cards!!! :)
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