Someone once told me that "a mistake is a pattern", or something along that line. Interesting thought, and I never forgot it.
Last week I was making "yet another" bookmark, and accidentally forgot to twist the legs of the first spider. Rather than take it out (the work of a whole minute and a half!), I played with the "bottom" legs of the spider, and managed to make them look like the top. A bit hard to keep the lower body of the spider taut, but I rather liked the effect. Enough so that I deliberately made the third (and last) spider the same way. And out of a mistake, made a pattern. Anyone else done something similar? Are there patterns that call for untwisted legs? Rose-Marie in very cold and windy Abbotsford Canada, where the weather is thankfully due to change with the change of the moon on Wednesday. - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
