Sorry to come in late but I've only just got home from a week away.
I am seeing Bridget tomorrow so if you like I will take the book and ask her,
then report back. For myself I'd put money on whirlpools, to match the ones
worked over 6 plaits at her shoulders.
Jacquie in Lincolnshire
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Ilske
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Jacquie -
I'm not sure if I've answered before *tomorrow* in your part of the world!
But if you do get the opportunity to chat with Bridget about the little face
'motifs' I'm sure all of us would want to hear her reply!! That would be
absolutely super!
Since my last post on the topic, I would
On Nov 13, 2008, at 18:43, bev walker wrote:
I knew there was another name for this feature, whirlpool, 'het
wiendtje'
(sp?), spider filling...and I was thinking 'coin' maybe...but yes,
kopec!
(which I think means 'hill' in Czech?)
Don't know about Czech, but kopiec means mound in Polish.
I have worked out a diagram to do the filling of the face of the
Vyatskii doll, and written instructions in 26 steps g using the
weaver pair and edge pair of the tape. The diagram is true to the
photograph of the lace. If anyone has this pattern and would like my
notes, and the jpg, please
