Examples of my lace

I have scanned several pieces. The first two tatted bookmarks were scanned on an old scanner, but as I have sent them off to their respective owners, I cannot get better pictures.

• Tatted bookmark for David in the bookmark exchange. The motif is from Mary Koniors book "Tatting with Visual Patterns", the edging is my own adaption.
• Tatted bookmark for Nancy, same pattern as Davids, but a different colour.
• Tatted bookmark for Kaye in the bookmark exchange in 1998. Don't be fooled by the apparent size of the picture. This bookmark is made in Sulky rayon thread and is appr. 3 cm across.
• Tatted bookmark for Sue in the bookmark exchange in 1998. This is the same pattern as Davids, but in two colours.
• Rocking horse in russian tape lace from the book by Cook and Korableva. This was my first serious attempt at this type of lace, but it is quickly turning into one of my favorites.
• Adriennes tatted doily in the advanced round robin.

18th of September 1998. I have recently returned from the Arachne '98 convention. Let me echo the sentiments of the other participants and say
Thank you, Pat and Margaret, for making this possible !

I took the bobbin painting class with Margaret Wall and the beginner/intermediate Bedfordshire Lace with Margaret Allen. These are the results.

• The midlands bobbins I painted in Margaret Wall's class.
• The Beds Motif I finished with Margaret Allen's help. It is from the book "Bedfordshire Lace in 20 Lessons" by Barbara Underwood.
• The small Beds Leaf that I managed to make the last day of the convention is from the same book as the motif.

I am hoping to expand the list as I get more familiar with the scanner.