Hi all,
The "patience statement" as I call it, used to get on my nerves. Now, I
just answer what I see as the issue: "Actually, I do lace and
needlework because I don't have the patience to sit doing nothing or to
sit in front of a television." I then go on to explain that if I sit in
front of
Hello everyone,
For those of you who don't know me, I'm a lurker, who has been lurking
since the beginning of Arachne, mainly due to lack of time in following
threads and answering. Once in a while, I pop up out of the blue and
let everyone know I'm still here, and still quiet.
I've been followi
Just to add a bit more information, Treenway has several silk threads
that are an absolute delight to tat with. I have used both Bombyx silk
and the blends, silk and cotton, and silk and wool. I love working with
the threads, and the results are stunning!
Lise-Aurore
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Dearl,
You asked about joining at the end of a round. Yep, that's a difficult
one. I tried lots of things before finding an easy way, and that was
explained on the list. Now, let's see if I can explain it.
When you get to the point where you want to join:
1) grab the picot, and flip i
Hello all,
This is going to sound silly, but it's what I used to do. Try Wet Naps.
For those of you wondering I'm talking about, it's those little
serviettes that you get on airplanes and chicken restaurants, to wipe
your hands with. You can buy them in a dispenser, usually in grocery
stores. T
My apologies. My sincere apologies to everyone, especially those who
were kind of enough to take the time to write up instructions. I feel
bad. I promise to go back to lurking. I should have just stayed quiet.
I guess I did not explain myself well enough. When I said I was useless
at sewing,
Hello,
And the question was: Is there something lace-related that you have
wanted for years but could not get either because they're very hard to
come by, or you could not justify the expense?
And the answer: YES. Plenty. Let's see:
1) I could use more time.
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