alexstillw...@talktalk.net wrote:
Unfortunately, although I can knit and have done
fairisle, the wrong hand is dominant and I feel like I am fighting myself.
Like you, the experience means I hate it.
Interesting result! I'm a lefty and my mother's righty. She taught me most
things for lef
This is very image intensive, and the only lace picture is the 24th one
down. However, it's a HUGE lace flower being used as a headboard for a bed!
http://www.architectureartdesigns.com/62-diy-cool-headboard-ideas/
Bronwen
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"It is sometimes the most fragile things that have the power to end
This is a book that will be of interest to art and antiques collectors,
historians, museums, universities, etc. It is not surprising that American
Arachne members are waiting longer than usual for book delivery from Amazon.
May I suggest other local suppliers? By this, I do not mean big c
I have not paid much attention to this thread, as I am happily one of the
majority, right handed. And I have never taught a left hander any physical
skill, so it never was part of my experience, except in carefully placing
any left hander at the dinner table.
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However it is tau