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Horse – Jane Eborall © 2006 |
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This horse is based on block tatting. |
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Please click on picture |
| Materials required:- No. 20 thread, 2 shuttles with 1 B on Sh1 & 2 beads on Sh2, and a soft fine thread for the mane (embroidery floss, polyester etc). The completed horse measures approx. 1 ¾" x 1 ½". |
| Skills required – split rings, block tatting. |
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Abbreviations |
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R |
ring |
Ch |
chain |
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– or p |
picot |
SR |
split ring |
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/ |
after the / make 2nd half of SR |
Rw | reverse work |
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B |
move bead in place of p |
SS |
Switch shuttles |
| btwn | between |
vsp |
very small picot (smallest you can make) |
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Lj |
join made with shuttle thread |
+ |
join |
| SLT | Shoe Lace Trick (tie a knot) |
Cl |
close |
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S |
start |
Turn | turn from side to side to avoid changing shuttles |
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DNRW |
Do not reverse work |
T & C |
Tie and cut |
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Back leg – using Sh1 R1: 3 vsp 3 SR2: 3 / 3 SR3: 3 / 3 Rw Ch: B 4 Lj (space btwn SR3 & SR2) 4 Lj (space btwn SR2 & SR1) 3 vsp 1 Lj (vsp R1) Rw SS Body - Continue with block tatting as follows. NB SLT counts as first half of next ds. Ch: 8 vsp (for tail threads) 1 vsp 1 SLT Turn Ch: 10 + (vsp Ch on leg) 1 vsp 1 SLT Turn *Ch: 9 + (vsp last Ch) 1 vsp 1 SLT Turn Repeat from * 5 times Ch: 9 + (vsp last Ch) 1 vsp 3 vsp 5 Lj (vsp last Ch) vsp 1 SS (DNRW) Front Leg SR4: 3 / 3 SR5: 3 / 3 |
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SR6: 3 / 3 Rw Ch: B 4 + (space btwn SR6 & SR5) 4 + (space btwn SR5 & SR4) 4 + (last vsp final Ch on body) 5 Lj (next vsp on last Ch of body) Rw SS Lower Neck Ch: 6 SS Head – leave B on core thread until needed SR7: 2 vsp 2 / 4 SR8: 2 / 8 DNRW SS Ch: 4 SS SR9: 1 B 2 + (vsp SR7) 3 / 4 – 4 Rw Upper Neck Ch: 8 + (vsp on last Ch of body) T & C Add folded threads to vsp at rear for the tail, trim and fray. Add folded threads to upper neck through the ds using a fine crochet hook and fray them. Put a small smear of glue on the long chain and gently fold the threads down so that they stick. When this is dry, cut to length required. See figs 2 & 3 below for help. |
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| For any help with this pattern, please email me. |