I too was taught to pin as I went and I dont have the experience or the
expertise to do it any other way. I didn't no anyone could do it the way
David does and I suppose when you see the speed he works with those amazing
large pieces it does make sense, but for me too it has to be slow and steady
Sue T
I pin in between pairs as I go, partly because that was how I was taught to
do it, and partly because I miss pinholes if I try to work down the line
and then put in the pins! I find it stresses me to work multiple CTTTs and
then pin them all. Above all lacemaking has to be enjoyable, so I stick
with the slower but (for me) more enjoyable rhythm of working.
Sue Babbs
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