Schneestern, by Ulrike Voelcker.
(Schneestern = Snow Star)
This is a 12 page leaflet (including the cover) of a pattern for a hexagon made up of multiple triangles of Binche snowflakes, separated by a cloth stitch band. Instructions are Continue reading →
The author was taught tatting by her mother at an early age and returned to tatting as an adult. She is an instructor at the Kasumigaoka Lace School in Tokyo.
Peter’s Torchon Lace, by Peter Sorensen
Published in Denmark, 2005. ISBN: 87-7847-087-0
Soft cover, quarto, full colour, 80 pages. In English.
Prickings and working diagrams for 17 table runners, with several tricks for finishing off. The first part Continue reading →
Lace Identification – a Practical Guide.
b Gillian Dye and Jean Leader
A very well written book suitable as a lace guide with very comprehensive chapters.
Very up to date and well set up about lace identification, leaving my other Continue reading →
Collection I by Kumiko Nakazaki.
A cardboard folder, containing 9 sets of sheets of Binche patterns and one Flanders. Each set contains a photo of the finished article, the pricking (sometimes in 2 or 3 sizes), and a large, Continue reading →