Glory Alex, that could have been a real tears situation!!  The pricking and the 
pillow are probably easier and quicker to replace!!  Good to see it wasn't the 
lace tho....

Chat soon

Sue in a sunny but windy East Yorkshire
On 15 Apr 2013, at 09:32, Alex Stillwell wrote:

> Hi Arachnids
> 
> Talking of disasters, I have just taken the last piece of lace for my new book
> off the pillow and as I removed the cover cloth in which the lace was rolled I
> found a large hole in the pricking. During the recent cold weather we have had
> an open wood fire.  I remember the fire spitting but I did not see where the
> ember went; it had lodged between the pricking and the cover cloth while I was
> making the lace and I didn't even notice it. Fortunately it burned into the
> pricking and polystyrene tile, which had a hole 1/2 inch deep, rather than
> into the cloth and lace. So please take care when making lace in front of an
> open wood fire.
> 
> Am I disaster prone?

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