Hooray, - and Wow! The postie delivered the IOLI Bulletins this morning â
Yes, Plural â there were 2 of them!! Spring and Summer editions, - so I
have Lots of interesting reading for tonight!
I have had a very quick flip though â and see there are Tatting patterns by
the Shuttle Brothers.
I make a good amount of Binche, and I originally used a "voodoo board". Now I
prefer circling the pinhole marks on the diagram with a small pencil circle,
and sometimes I lightly draw a swirly circle or an asterisk at a special
stitch, like the next stitch to-do when I'm putting it all away
Totally yes, can always make another diagram.
...and arrows! Vive la difference! I prefer them for Binche, as it takes me
as long to fumble around with pins and a board as it does to do same at the
lace pillow. For me the arrows are faster! I make a copy on heavy card-type
computer paper of the
In my initial Binche class it was suggested to use the sticky arrows. Hated
them! It is so much easier to pull a pin out of the foam and quickly move it
than it is to get an arrow off of paper and repositioned. Also i use a bunch of
pins and there would not be room for all arrows. Since most
