On Mar 24, 2010, at 15:06, Antje González wrote:
I think there are two different things to consider: "honey comb stitch"
(TTC.TTC) and "honeycomb ground" (the 2nd grid drawn by Jane).
Yes, that's how I always understood it, too. TTCpinTTC is honeycomb
*stitch* and can be used on any grid. H
In message <4babb0a5.3050...@aol.com>, C. de la Guardia
writes
Jane, which book did you find the expression of Spanish Ground?
Regards
Carolina
From a quick scan of the bookshelves, it is referred to in Pat
Earnshaw's "The Identification of Lace", and also Alex Stillwell's
"Illustrated Dicti
The way we call the stitches, and or the lace tools results confusing. I
am speaking of Spain and its different lacemaking areas.
In the Catalonian area we work torchon usually with TTC.TTC. The result
is a nice rounded hole, while CT.CT results in a "squared" hole.
At the same time the net turn
This is not directly related to lace, but my Internet Explorer experience is
that whereas most pop-ups are blocked the ones from webshots are not.
I do not know why.
Pat T.
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