Sue has put the pattern on Flicker and my daughter has added it to my website
www.jblace.com pattern page under the poppy pattern.
Janice
Janice Blair
Murrieta, CA, 60 miles north of San Diego
www.jblace.com
www.lacemakersofillinois.org
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Hello All! Thank you Clay for reminding me that I purchased a rocking horse
pattern from Vera several years ago. Not sure of its source, it was sold as an
individual leaf, not in a book. I would be happy to share when I return to PA
next month. As to oily stains of the modern type--Murphy's
Liz,
Sorry to take so long answering, I have been feeling unwell over the
weekend.
I only started to learn lace from September 2001, did Torchon first, then
began to learn the Bedfordshire, Cluny style plaits, picots, leaves and
things. Because of the way the Sjogren's syndrome affects my
Liz, I bet the honiton horse is beautiful, but my eyesight is not good
enough to work honiton lace. I had huge difficulty seeing to sew the
material to the lace for the hanky. I had to take my spectacles off and
work with the cloth about 6 inches from my face. I could only work about an
Sue, I have just been to have another look at it - and I Must find a copy of
the book and make it!! Gee, you make nice tallies!! However I did not
realize Russian tallies are made differently to Beds. ones.
How do you make them 'differently'? Surely one thread weaving over and
under the
