Poker Butterfly Heart
Designed by
Margaret Davies © 2020
This pattern came about
in Lock down playing Virtual Poker
tatting, by given a set of poker
cards, we were asked to design a piece
of tatting, this is what I came up with.
Abbreviations
-
Picot
+ -
Join
Vsp
- very small picot
JR -
Josephine ring, the numbers
beside are the stitches count for the JR
CTM
– continuous thread
I
suggest two shuttles CTM for this pattern, I used size 20 thread but it’s up to
you what size you use. As you tat the
chains the butterfly will stand up making it 3d. At the beginning of every chain do a very
small picot so you can join the next chain
Butterfly
1st ring 10 – 6 – 4
2nd ring 4 + 6 – 6 -4
3rd ring 4 + 6 – 6- 4
4th ring 4 + 6 – 10
do not break off thread
This starts at the top of
the butterfly
1st chain 20 + (join to 2nd ring) vsp 5 – 5
+ (join to 3rd ring) vsp 20 + (join to top of butterfly) v
2nd chain 25 +
(join to p on 2nd ring) vsp 7 – 7 + join to 3rd ring) vsp
25 + (join to top of butterfly) vsp
3rd chain 28 +
(join to p on 2rd ring) vsp 9 – 9 + (join to p on 3rd ring) vsp 28
+ (join to top of butterfly) vsp
4th chain 7 JR10, 5 JR10, 5 JR10, 5JR10, 5JR10,
7 + (join to p on 2nd
ring) 6 JR10, 6 JR20, 6 JR10, 6 + (join to p on 3rd
ring) 7 JR10, 5 JR10, 5 JR10, 5 JR10, 5 JR10, 7 + join to top of butterfly.
In the picture I did a
spiral chain so it could be hang up, but this is optional, I added a small
piece of thread to the butterfly for the antennas.
Feel free to use the
pattern for personal use or to sell items made from it, but not to sell the
pattern as if it was yours. Please credit
me as the designer of the pattern
Link to my blog http://margaretsdesignercards.blogspot.com
Link to the poker game
http://tatyourownadventure.wordpress.com
Margaret I can't even imagine how clever you must be to come up with this gorgeous design, beautiful.x
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