11-05-2022, 12:58 PM
Thanks, Rich for starting the thread for the weekend.
I was busy getting something for Flickr's SMILE ON SATURDAY challenge, "LACE".
Another good weekend car show, I see. Love those classic cars and the opportunity they deliver for us shutterbuggers. I like the looks of the well worn weathered leather, they were made to last back then.
Dave, Sort of a HIGH KEY image, but I am glad that you left color in it. Another good framing job to zero that compliments the image.
So, here is my LACE image for the FLICKR challenge.
HOMEMADE LACE
It has probably been about 40 years since I had a shuttle in my hand, a tatting shuttle. I taught myself this art along with crocheting, knitting, macrame, and sewing. If you ever saw someone "tatting", it is sort of a bizarre-looking process that creates beautiful lace. When I saw this challenge, I had to go digging for this tiny sewing basket that had my threads in it. Unfortunately, the shuttle was missing or it would have been part of the composition. I wonder where that shuttle is.
I was busy getting something for Flickr's SMILE ON SATURDAY challenge, "LACE".
Another good weekend car show, I see. Love those classic cars and the opportunity they deliver for us shutterbuggers. I like the looks of the well worn weathered leather, they were made to last back then.
Dave, Sort of a HIGH KEY image, but I am glad that you left color in it. Another good framing job to zero that compliments the image.
So, here is my LACE image for the FLICKR challenge.
HOMEMADE LACE
It has probably been about 40 years since I had a shuttle in my hand, a tatting shuttle. I taught myself this art along with crocheting, knitting, macrame, and sewing. If you ever saw someone "tatting", it is sort of a bizarre-looking process that creates beautiful lace. When I saw this challenge, I had to go digging for this tiny sewing basket that had my threads in it. Unfortunately, the shuttle was missing or it would have been part of the composition. I wonder where that shuttle is.