Hello Everyone
Last week someone asked if Margaret Wall still does the Diamond
Jubilee bobbin.
Yes she does. There is a choice, a lovely deep red or a silver and blue. I
bought mine at Wymondham laceday yesterday 16th June.
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I promised I would post a picture of my finished piece of lace now it is
mounted. I worked it to raffle for funds for our local sjogrens support
group and they are delighted with it. It is in the webshots folder Hurwitzend
and should be the first picture you come too. I attempted to remove som
Hi all,
I was looking at a Bucks pattern that I'd like to start & see a term that I
haven't seen before even though I have been making Bucks for years. I hope
someone can explain this term to me.
The written instruction says"work honeycomb ring with a* pinchain* on
the left side" Pinchain is th
I can answer this because I'm getting into a right muddle doing what appears
to be a simple Bucks pattern and has several of these. I'm hopeless.
You work a pinchain inside a honeycomb ring when a pair can't be worked
outside the ring after a honeycomb stitch. So if it's on the left side, you
At a local antique market I found a little book called Our Crafty Lives by the
Yaldhurst Ladies by Rosamund Douglas and Janet Foster. It was first published
in 1989.
In the book is a photograph of a lady making lace named Marrion Shuttleworth.
Does anyone know the lady or the other ladies of Y
Thank you all for your help. It makes perfect sense now. I think I was
having a senior moment :-((
Much appreciated.
Joan in windy rainy northern Ontario
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Hi Joan and other Arachnids,
A pin chain is as Jean Nathan says a way of working a ring when one of the
pairs needs to stay in the ring as there is no pair outside the ring in the
right place to work with it. Basically you work it within the honeycombe
ring as follows; half stitch and twist, p
Dear Sue,
I am curious - what is sjogrens? Assume it is a medical condition, probably
abbreviated, but not familiar to me.
Mary Carey RN
Campbelltown, NSW< Australia
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