and Tratnik's Idrija Lace the
instructions are based on things like Red = TCTC, Green = TC, etc.
Is there a modern standard for color coding bobbin lace patterns and does
anyone know a good reference to get one started.
Thank you,
Pat T.
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head lamps (the camping kind). He says look for LED
with a wide even spread. He said they have a nice white that allows for
great color clarity.
I strap a book lamp to my pillow some days. I'll be looking for a nice head
lamp soon.
HTH
Pat T.
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and Stitches is a bunny. Well as a Texan I would
have to say it looks more like a hare, but definitely a lagomorph, but not a
pika. Do some of you really use bunny to mean a squirrel? One dictionary
indicates such.
TTFN
Lacer Pat T. in somewhat cold Austin, Texas.
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there was a warning about
splitting, which I assume is similar to the layer coming apart like mine
did.
Just my feeling, and I still feel I am very much a beginner, after two and a
half years.
I am interested in others experience and feelings on this matter.
TTFN
Pat T.
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script so you will have to get there by your self.
It is a wonderful website I download their free pattern every month.
HTH
Pat T.
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From: Tammy Bartholomae
Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 12:45 PM
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] Bobbinlace bunny patterns
a classmate told me about
the monthly pattern download. I will now have to spend some time looking
through the rest of this beautiful, and technically advanced, website.
Happy holidays everyone,
Pat T
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Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 9:34 PM
