#lattice work

[anciental]

I have been finishing a bunch of projects recently! And by "a bunch" I mean this one and two last minute projects. I had been working on this Jacobian Jumble for a while, and I really can tell the difference between my early lattice work and my late lattice work.

I followed Mary Corbet's pattern for the most part, making changes where the impulse took me. For one, I found it much more difficult to get a nice shape by doing the latticework first and the outline second, as her original pattern suggested. But this project definitely benefits from feeling out the shapes you want and making changes on the fly. Very fun, 10/10 would do again.

[tinyshe]

[thedailymobile]

“Lattice & Vine”

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[majianguo]

Original lattice work dating back from the late 18th century shown here above the doors of the National Archives Building.

[thedailymobile]

“Lattice Work”

[mulberryrain]

[latenightcornerstore]

Recently, I’ve found an appreciation for lace. For delicate things, like lilacs and cobwebs. I like them, because we feel the same: because I’ve found I am not made of so stern of stuff as steel.

LATTICE WORK, by Ashe Vernon

[debspecs]