Dear Clay and Others Interested in Cone Pillows,
Your questions are below this reply.
The first needlework gift book I received, which was the start of my lace
passion and library (though I did not know it at the time), was presented to
me in 1949. In two years, that will be 60 years ago.
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I have my doubts about the usefulness
> of cones on corners, given the precision I have to
> take to make it work on a standard roller!
As someone thought earlier, the pattern and the cone
roller must be compatible. A different length of edge
lace would require a di
Thanks, Bev! I have my doubts about the usefulness of cones on corners, given
the precision I have to take to make it work on a standard roller! But I'm
always open to new discoveries, and so I'll look forward to seeing what others
have been able to accomplish with other pillows.
Clay
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Cla
Hi Clay and everyone
As a result of a discussion about this early on in the arachne-e-mail-list
existence, I once tried making lace on a cone-shaped 'roller' pillow of my
making, to produce a 4-corner-square edging (I think someone at the time
posted directions; if they did, I didn't keep them and
Greetings, Jeri !
I looked at Lori's website (still a marvel, after all these years!) and found
the picture you referred to. I was curious about your description of your cone
pillow as a "conventional" one. Since there haven't been any cone pillows
available on the market (to my knowledge) i
Dear Lacemakers,
There was a question about cone pillows a few days ago. You can see a
conventional one at:
http://lacefairy.com/
Select Gallery, then go on to Lace Pillows, then Roller Pillows. Look at the
4th picture. Friend, Ilona, made this for me. She is an engineer and a
lacemaker. It
