Janice Blair wrote:
The pattern was drawn on the plastic and then placed down on the felt so the
ink would not come off on the threads. We were not working on any type of
pillow and the plastic gave the work some stability. My piece is finished and
framed! It may not be the best tensionwise,
Dear All
I also use architects linen where I can when I work needlelace but agree
with Catherine that architects linen is very pale. I had a reasonable
store of this as I worked in a solicitors office and they used to use it for
the plans on legal documents but now that everything is
A great big thanks to Ann-Marie Anderson for translating the Swedish
pattern for me. It amazes me how we can all communicate with each
other all over the world thanks to Arachne.
The pattern is for a vest, done in thin wool, and is made of squares
all joined together afterwards by
I've run across this list of excellent puns on the internet... some are
very clever, all are amusing, for those of us who love word-play!
http://phoenomi.com/2006/09/12/a-little-wordplay-for-lovers-of-words/
Clay
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