There has been just a tiny bit of going forward on the
Crazy for Crazy
project for Work In Progress Wednesday.
I completed this before a nasty cold put a stop to further progress.
There is a pile of pink beads of various sizes,
and on top of the lace I added a number of braided knots.
These were store-bought and on the pack there was no indication of what type of knots they are.
Do you know? Are they Chinese knots, Celtic knots, Monkey Fists or Djellaba knots from Morocco? Maybe Jenni of Jacaranda knows? Or anyone else? If you have any information, I'd be happy to read your comment.
I think they are Turk's Head Knots, but I'm really not sure at all. I like the way the pile of beads brings a bit of height to the panel.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rachel. I had to look up Turk's Head Knot as I had never heard of it. There are too many to choose from!
DeleteNice additions. Sorry, I don't know what kind of knots they are. Hope you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteThanks. These knots are tricky, I don't know what the difference is between them.
Deletethe block looks lovely with these embellishments. Take care of your health.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment and good wishes. I am getting better.
DeleteThank you.
ReplyDeleteWhatever the knots are called, I like them.
ReplyDeleteThey add a bit of height, structure and colour to the block.
DeleteI agree, beautiful additions.
ReplyDeleteThe pink knots or roses look like something you've done recently, I'll have to
look back and see.
I think you mean the Rambling Rose Stitch http://queeniepatch.blogspot.jp/2017/11/sunday-stitch-school-lesson-42-rambling.html
Deletebut actually these are knots made of stiff nylon and look like little balls. I bought them long ago and did not keep the packaging so don't know what they are called or where they were made.
Je dirais également Turk's head knot (bonnet turc en français)
ReplyDeleteMattia
Thank you Mattia.
DeleteThis is what Mattia said: I would also say Turk's head knot (Turkish hat in French)
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