For most laces, some sort of diagram is usually sufficient to know where you
are without further markings or pins. With the fine thread and confusion of
Binche, or more complicated Flanders at least, that is not always the case. I
began with sticking arrows, but pins in a cork board wins hands do
Hi Jane and Arachne:
> It's interesting to read the different ways different people tackle the
problem, and I'm sitting here wondering how many who regularly use the ghost
pillow/voodoo board method were self taught?
I was originally self-taught, though I have had many different teachers over
th
Some of us would like to know whether individual lace makers and members of
local lace guilds have lost all their lace treasures due to Hurricanes Harvey
and Irma. Â The geographic area affected includes islands in the Caribbean, as
well as Texas, Florida, and neighboring states. Â Do individuals a
Well, at least this type of subject line hints to skimmers to reconsider
recently skipped posts, or skip posts in the near future.
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> Good luck. I have often asked that Subject Lines get more attention, and
> have seen little improvement.
> Jeri Ames in Maine USA
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I am testing a new AOL protocol that was forced on me by AOL 2 days ago. Â I
was typing a personal thank you to Liz in Australia about her concern for lace
makers in flooded Florida. Â AOL cut in and shut me down (losing all that had
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It's interesting to read the different ways different people tackle the
problem, and I'm sitting here wondering how many who regularly use the ghost
pillow/voodoo board method were self taught? It is something I haven't used, in
the "something to stick pins into" version, though I have at times
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Good luck. Â I have often asked that Subject Lines get more attention, and
have seen little improvement. Â For example, my dismay is with those messages
that are "Sad News" that do not get filed under a deceased lace person's name
in t
Hello
I was taught and indeed taught Lacemakers myself to have 3 different coloured
pens(fine felt tips) and draw the lines in the colours on the enlarged pattern,
green for h/st,red for w/st and yellow for a gimp.
This is just another idea.
Happy Lacemaking
Daphne Norfolk Uk
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Please stay on topic with the subject line or change it.
I see tons of posts with topic "color code" while the content is about ghost
pillows. Very confusing when skimming posts based on the subject line.
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Good morning all from dreary UK.
To keep track of where I am in an intricate pattern, I use the method that
Christine Springett taught me and many others:
I put a copy of the pattern/pricking in an A4 plastic folder (if very large,
I cut the diagram into one or more A4 pages with slight overlap. Th
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