Sr. Claire and teachers of lace,

I would like to recommend "100 New Bobbin Lace Patterns" by Yusai Fukuyama
(1996, 1998 Dover paperback) as a source for prickings for your young
students or beginning lacers.  You can add techniques to their work
gradually as the motifs include different techniques in each on.  You can
choose projects by how hard the pattern is to work, and/or by what
techniques is offered.  Unfortunately the book is now out of print, but if
you have it in your library, it offers a wide variety of projects.  And
Pricking #39 on page 51 is a very nice cross pattern 4 inches wide by 5
inches tall.  

I have seen it available as a used book, but the price is high.

Susie
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Sister Claire
Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2008 9:28 AM
To: Arachne
Subject: [lace] Patterns for my young students

Elvira and Mayliss are getting on like a house afire. They are starting on
Janice Blair's "Candle in a Ring" to make as ornaments for the Christmas
tree in their classrooms. They may need help with the sewing and the tally,
but no time like the present to learn, eh? This is after their second
lesson. I'm proud of my girls! I'll try to take more pictures with their
creations.

They've asked me for a cross pattern to make as a present for their
teachers, but I don't have one. Does anyone know where I can dowload one?

I'll also need to buy a source of Torchon patterns for them, I think. (I've
done mostly meters and meters of edgings, but they are more into motifs and
mats.) What do you suggest I buy for them?

Thanks,
Sr. Claire

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