Sue
I don't think you need a separate video of the square tallies; they will be
worked in much the same ways as the leaf ones.
The only difference will be that on the first row where David is balancing
the pull between the two passives around the pins with the worker and he
pulled it to a poi
David,
If you could get your friend to video you doing a square tally that would be
brilliant. Although I do leaf tallies when I want them in a pattern I
almost always skip the square tallies if I can. I have spent time over the
years working at individual items like spiders to improve and th
At 04:10 AM 12/09/2009, Ruth Rocker wrote:
Hi all
I know I'm certainly enjoying watching these videos on YouTube. What
I need help with isn't leaf tallies, it's the square ones. I have
YET to make one and have it look right. What are the secrets?
Ruth,
if you use my method with the 2 side pi
I make the square tallies, and then work in the end pair that does *not*
have the weaver. When I first started making tallies, my biggest
problem was that they collapsed after I began using the weaver again.
So... I put a knot at the pin and then continued. The knot didn't
show, but I wasn'
With the square, it helps when starting out to use temporary pins to support
the pairs as you make the square shape, and again when you end. The end pair
that are passives should be worked into the rest of the lace before the end
pair that has the weaver, so that the tally isn't pulled out of shape
Hi all
I know I'm certainly enjoying watching these videos on YouTube. What I
need help with isn't leaf tallies, it's the square ones. I have YET to
make one and have it look right. What are the secrets?
Thanks. I'm still a "baby" when it comes to making lace so I need all
the help I can get
Hello lacefriends,
That's
I always make them in my hand - holding the 3 passives spread between
the fingers of the left hand, and threading the 4th bobbin (worker)
under and over with the right hand (using it tail first.)
how I do them too if they shall be like leafs. Square ones and
sic
Pardon my ignorance - but what is the 'Cluny-de-Brioude' way of making
tallies ?
I always make them in my hand - holding the 3 passives spread between the
fingers of the left hand, and threading the 4th bobbin (worker) under and
over with the right hand (using it tail first.) Is this the wa
"Making Leaves and Tallies - a few letters from Arachne Mailing List " can
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At 05:40 AM 8/12/2003 -0700, you wrote:
> One...those of you that can make square tallies well,could you please
send me an email on how you make them. MIne squares end up smaller at the
bottom than the top. I would like to be able to improve on them. And info
on making >leaves wouldn't hurt eithe
Hi all,
Just to add to the hints on making tallies, keep the passive threads nice
and short while working the tally, you can handle/tension them all more
easily and keep them evenly spaced with one hand while weaving the worker.
Nicky in Suffolk
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There's a whole lot of information on making leaves and tallies from past
discussions on Arachne on Lori's web site:
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