Hi Arachnids

I am interested in the prickings that Elizabeth Ligeti wrote about. Even
though I examined most of the prickings at Luton Museum when I was researching
Bucks I did not see one that did not have the ground fully pricked. Making
ground without pinning it is certainly one of our folk memories, but without
the evidence I suspected that the practice was rare. No lace worker would go
to the expense of having someone prick all the ground if she was not going to
use the holes, nor would she have gone to the trouble of pricking all the
holes herself.

Does anyone know about any prickings like these?

Alex

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