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June 21 2018 Tatting Newsletter


Jane Eborall's Square Cabochon

square cabochon embellished with tatted frame by Jane Eborall

Summer time! Time for bright bold and beautiful colors in clothes and accessories. Jane Eborall shares her design of a square cabochon framed with tatting. Notice the cab is faceted to reflect the light and there is a motif tucked into the back side but visible through the cab!

Rectangular cabochon measures 30mm (1 3/16”) x 21mm (0.7/8”)
Note – for those who prefer front side/back side tatting the text in italics and red indicates where the worker needs to use the second half of the ds first.
Materials required – Size 20 thread, 2 shuttles, seed beads Aero is Sh1
2 shuttles
NB: When joining chains to the joined picots on outer rounds take the hook through both parts of the picot from the right to the left and then pull core (shuttle in right hand) thread through from left to right.

Abbreviations
R ring
Ch chain
SR split ring
Cl close
RW reverse work
Smh split chain
Lj lock join
SCh split chain
Fp false picot (space left on thread to match picots
vsp very small picot
DNRW do not reverse work

square cabochon diagram 1 by Jane Eborall

Back
R1: 1 vsp 5 vsp 3 vsp 3 Cl RW
Ch: 1 vsp 1 RW
R2: 3 + (vsp R1) 3 vsp 5 vsp 1 Cl
R3: 1 + (vsp R2) 5 vsp 5 vsp 1 Cl
R4: 1 + (vsp R3) 5 vsp 3 vsp 3 Cl RW
Ch: 1 + (vsp Ch) 1 RW
R5: 3 + (vsp R4) 3 vsp 5 vsp 1 Cl
SR6: 1 + (vsp R5) 5 / 1 + (vsp R1) 5 Cl
First side

square cabochon diagrams 2 and 3 by Jane Eborall

SR7: Fp 2 / Fp 2 vsp 2 – 2 Cl
SR8: 3 - 1 / 2 – 2 Cl RW
Ch: 3 - 3 RW
SR9: 1 + (SR8) 3 / 2 – 2 Cl
SR10: 2 + (vsp R5) 2 / 2 – 2 Cl
SR11: 2 + (vsp R4) 2 / 2 - 2 Cl
SR12: 3 - 1 / 2 – 2 Cl RW
Ch: 3 - 3 RW
SR13: 1 + (SR12) 3 / 2 – 2 Cl
SR14: 2 + (vsp R3) 2 / 2 - 2 Cl
SR15: 3 - 1 / 2 – 2 Cl RW
Ch: 3 - 3 RW
SR16: 1 + (SR15) 3 / 2 – 2 Cl
SR17: 2 + (vsp R2) 2 / 2 - 2 Cl
SR18: 2 + (vsp R1) 2 / 2 - 2 Cl
SR19: 3 - 1 / 2 – 2 Cl RW
Ch: 3 - 3 R
SR20: 1 + (SR19) 3 + (vsp SR7) 2 / 2 Cl continue without cutting threads.

Second side
SR21: Fp 2 / Fp 1 vsp 1 - 4 Cl
SR22: 2 + (SR7) 2 / 4 Cl
SR23: 2 + (SR8) 2 / 3 - 1 Cl SS DNRW
Ch: 3 + (Ch side 1) 3 SS DNRW
SR24: 2 + (SR9) 2 / 1 + (SR23) 3 Cl
SR25: 2 + (SR10) 2 / 4 Cl
SR26: 2 + (SR11) 2 / 4 Cl
SR27: 2 + (SR12) 2 / 3 - 1 Cl SS DNRW
Ch: 3 + (Ch) 3 SS DNRW
SR28: 2 + (SR13) 2 / 1 + (SR27) 3 Cl
SR29: 2 + (SR14) 2 / 4 Cl
SR30: 2 + (SR15) 2 / 3 - 1 Cl SS DNRW
Ch: 3 + (Ch) 3 SS DNRW
SR31: 2 + (SR16) 2 / 1 + (SR30) 3 Cl
SR32: 2 + (SR17) 2 / 4 Cl
SR33: 2 + (SR18) 2 / 4 Cl
At this point insert the cabochon.

square cabochon diagram 4 by Jane Eborall

SR34: 2 + (SR19) 2 / 3 + (p on SR21) 1 Cl SS DNRW
SCh: 3 (joining to vsp SR21) / 3 + (to the opposite chain on first side).
Continue with Sh2

Outer Round 1 - with top of cabochon facing you.
Ch: vsp 3 vsp 3 * Lj (the joined picots on first and second sides see notes at start) 3 vsp 3 repeat from * twice. Join to corner chains as before then continue with vsp 3 vsp 3. Repeat all round not forgetting to add the vsp in the corner joins. The last chain will be a split chain.
SCh: 3 / 3 joining to vsp at start of first chain of the round.

Outer Round 2
Replace chain thread with another color with 34 beads on the thread.
Ch: 3 B 3 RW
R: 4 + (vsp on corner) 4 Cl RW
Ch: Move 3 beads close to last Ch worked 3 B 3 Lj (next Ch Round 1) Continue as before to complete round.
Lj (next Ch Round 1) Repeat this chain until the join to the p before the corner has been made.
Ch: 3 B 3 RW
R: 4 + (vsp on next corner) 4 Cl RW

And many different outer rings and/or chains can be made for the basic cabochon pattern.
square cabochon diagram 5 by Jane Eborall

Many thanks to Jane for sharing her work with us.

Here's the latest article from the Tatting site at BellaOnline.com.

Baby Bib Edging Daniela Mendola
Daniela's Motif 3 is shown with a sample of three flowers, a diagram marked with the double stitch count and an illustration showing a possible use of an edging on a baby's bib.

http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art305396.asp

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