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> I just can't get how to start a piece of lace so that the top is
> > connected, mine are all loose.
I am taking a wild guess here on Lynn's question about the connected top.
Lynn, do you wind each of your bobbins individually and start with a bundle
of threads tied together? That is the tradi
Dear Friends,
>> What's a good word for a collection of lace makers?
>A "Motif"
What about a "Spangle" of lacemakers? - a beautiful circle of sparkling old
beads :)
David in Ballarat
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reply!! I'll try very hard not to do that again!!
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Hi Lynn,
We all probably have pieces that look similar to yours. When you are starting
a piece of sample lace, there are probably two pairs of bobbins hanging over
the pin at each pinhole, unless they are passives (ones that just hang down and
are worked through). What you must remember to do
Janice wrote:
> I have always wound the first yard or whatever measurement I am using
onto one bobbin, then pulled off the next yard ot whatever from the spool,
cutting it, and started winding up from the cut end onto another bobbin. I
have never seen the point of winding it all onto one bobbin an
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I LOve this. Thanks for posting the pattern. I think I could just about
make that. (I am not the greatest tatter in the world, [and do not do much
tatting,] and can only work at a fairly elementary level - though I try
harder things - when I know I shouldn't!!!)
However, - I don't have picot g
On Feb 5, 2005, at 16:16, Clay Blackwell wrote:
[...] in the situations where you
make long pieces of continuous lace and wanted 3 - 5 yards of thread on
each bobbin, the system of winding in all onto the first bobbin and
then
moving half of it to the second keeps you from fighting the inevitable
On Feb 4, 2005, at 10:14, David Collyer wrote:
>> What's a good word for a collection of lace makers?
>A "Motif"
What about a "Spangle" of lacemakers? - a beautiful circle of
sparkling old beads :)
But more than half of the lacemaking world doesn't even know what a
"spangle" is... "Tangle", OTOH,
At 01:16 PM 2/5/2005, you wrote:
But in the situations where you
make long pieces of continuous lace and wanted 3 - 5 yards of thread on
each bobbin, the system of winding in all onto the first bobbin and then
moving half of it to the second keeps you from fighting the inevitable
tangles in the th
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