Well a couple of observations, based on a brief perusal of my copy...
The patterns are all executed in Flanders/Binche, which is are advanced
types of lace, and require a lot of skills beyond beginner.And after
glancing at a couple of vendor's sites, I don't think "Hausdrachen" is
ava
Lora wrote:
I'm still a beginner at bobbin lace (under a year) but does anyone know of a
simple gargoyle pattern for a square mat?
I think there are some gargoyle-ish designs in Ulrike Lohr's box "Hausdrachen".
The designs are supposedly all dragons (except the bats, of course), but
Hello Lora and everyone
One idea: If you can manage making a simple square mat on its own, then
sketch the gargoyle you have in mind, place the sketch on the pricking of
the mat and as pairs come into the area of the gargoyle work variations of
CT and CTC to fill in the shape. If that is too trick
I'm still a beginner at bobbin lace (under a year) but does anyone know of a
simple gargoyle pattern for a square mat?
I'm thinking of making somthing along those lines as a x-mas gift for someone
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