Kim I have heard the term "pin after 4" edge but not "pin under 4" edge. Pin after 4 is just another way of describing the "sewing edge". I first heard the term from Flemish speaking lace maker who taught at Kantcentrum in the 1980s. She gave some workshops in the U.S. also. My impression is that she was just translating into English the phrase used in her region. Lorelei
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