Using gimps, joining with magic threads, losing twist and carrying spare pairs.
l have started Elwyn’s first pattern but using her large pricking, when you were doing your pythagorous tree you were telling me you found a way to do Continue reading →
“inner pin” and “outer pin” edge
Q: – Can anyone define what Anna magazine means by an “inner pin” and “outer pin” edge.
I’ve got an Continue reading →
I haven’t done the Flanders with Nadine, but Petronella Wensing taught me to tie a little knot with the second pair entering or leaving a woven cloth-stitch section ……. this is much more difficult with spangled bobbins (though Continue reading →
Filet Lace
I have only done the linen stitch – weaving one way and then the other. Edge stitch (or Hidden stitch as it is sometimes called) too, of course. My Continue reading →
I used to sell Clover crochet hooks made of wood, they came in a roll up case with all sizes in it.I think either Birch or Sullivan supplied them. I can Continue reading →
As far as copyright goes, I’m pretty sure that if you give a pattern for publication in the Guild magazine you are effectively allowing that pattern to be reproduced by guild members. The copyright always Continue reading →
Review of the book Modeles de Dentelle au Fuseau Cluny.
I have bought myself a lovely book at the lace weekend called modeles de
Dentelles au Fuseau Cluny by Didier Carpenter – it all in French my schoolgirl french Continue reading →