Re: [lace] searching for pattern

[Sharon Morrison]

Hi Sue,
I don't know where the pattern is from, but I saw a piece of lace like this 
at the Denver Art Museum.  I have a (not so great) picture of the lace: the 
hand is mostly cloth stitch (CTC) with index finger and thumb grasping part 
of the lower edge of the frame and pulling it up.  The other three fingers 
are splayed out from the hand.


I believe all the lace samples at the Denver art museum were made or donated 
by the Rocky Mountain Lace Guild, so hopefully one their members will know 
the source of the hand pattern.



Sharon

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RE: [lace] Searching for Pattern

[Kim C]

I don't know the pattern, but I think you could use any pattern for a 
round, small mat and add >the beads around the edge.


Thanks Margot,Your right that shouldn't be too hard to convert a 
pattern.  I was just so focused on the pattern that is missing.


I guess I need to think outside the box more.  Not one of my strong points.


Thanks again,

Kim Czerwinski
in Delaware USA

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