On Thursday, March 2, 2006, at 08:44 PM, Elizabeth Ligeti wrote:
Margot saidInstead of a stand to hold the frame, I take a leaf out of
my dining
room table and lay the frame over the opening. Works like a charm!
What a clever idea! - but doesn't it bother your back as you lean over
it?
I would like to thank everyone that has emailed me information about computer
aided lace drafting. Some of you I have been emailing to get further
information such as the current patches. Ruth Budge has sent me a demo copy of
Lace 2000. It would just be nice in this information were available
Hi Catlady,
Is there any other type of lace but that with cat hair attached/included?
Watch you pins also as my two love to pull and throw the pins. They have
ruined a couple of in progress pieces by pulling off the covers and removing
the
pins.
Ask, ask, ask questions of the group -
Veronica Sorenson used to advise making your leaves slightly longer than
you needed so that when you did the 1/2 reefknot with the non-weaver
pair ,or joined the leaf into the work, the leaf would then draw up into
the shape wanted.
Sheila in a very sunny, but cold Sawbo'.
I recall that Christine Springett says something similar, in the first
Bedfordshire video. I tried it and it worked! Similarly with plaits,
you work to just past the point where you want the plait to enter the
work, or make a change, place the pin and tension to snug the stitches
into place.
Now
I came across this exercise suggested for seniors, to build
muscle strength in the arms and shoulders. It seems so easy,
so I thought I'd pass it on. The article suggested doing it
three days a week. Begin by standing on a comfortable surface,
where you have plenty of room at each side.
wery good Idear, with my work where do you get 150 lb sacks?
Dorte from a snowy Denmark
- Original Message -
From: Margery Allcock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Geoff at home [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Lace-Chat
lace-chat@arachne.com
Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 1:15 PM
Subject: [lace-chat] Exercise
