Dear Nancy
I suspect there is a misunderstanding. In her 'The Technique of Bucks Point
Lace' p.75 Pam Nottingham states that: 'In the past very few patterns had
corners as lace was worked by the length round a pillow. most of the corners
for the narrow, traditional edgings have been designed wit
That's it, innit? - at several feet away, who will notice ;)
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On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 3:25 AM, Sue wrote:
> Now that it is off the pillow and looking at it as a whole rat
Fresh day, fresh eyes and some good photos from DH. There are some tiny
issues with the inner edge, I always struggle to work out which pair swaps
around within the footside edge at the corner and he got a great pic which
shows me that very well, not the actual last inside pairs, but the ones
Hello Sue and everyone
Can you explain the problem further? because it looks fine to me.
The photo is here:
*http://tinyurl.com/ykxcp3e*
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 9:40 AM, Sue wrote:
>
> Today I completed the full square and am fairly content with it, generally
> the pattern is very pretty.
> But
Two months ago I started work on one of Alex Stillwells bucks pieces. I
wanted a hanky edge and this appealed to my senses very well. I bought the
right thread prepared the pattern and the bobbins and began work. During
the first side I had 3 separate threads shred and your comments were re
