Hello All! So glad this topic came up! I was never so surprised to find out last winter that there are many ways to make Roseground! A sampler may be found--I believe--in Torchon Lacemaking, A Step by Step Guide by Jan Tregidgo. ISBN 9781847972019 She listed five: 1) UnPinned=WS+twist, Pinned=HS pin HS, 2)UP=HS, Pinned=HS pin HS, 3) UP=WS+twist, Pinned=WS+twist pin WS+twist, 4) UP=HS, Pinned=WS+twist pin WS+twist and 5) UP=HS, Pinned=HS+twist pin HS+twist. She also referred to others that could be found in The Book of Bobbin Lace Stitches. When I tried to upload a photo of my sampler to Flickr, it disappeared. If it can be found, you will see the effect of the 5 RG stitches in Anchor variegated crochet cotton #80. While I'm not a fan of Torchon, I make an exception for Roseground! It is quite elegant & reminds me of rose windows found in Gothic cathedrals so I've set this chapter aside for further study. Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Erie, PA USA
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