computer due to an adorable little pup yorkie called Sonny who
has just taken possession of us.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
CLIVE Rice
Sent: 01 January 2006 00:42
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Arachne lace; Domi
Subject: Re: [lace] the "fo
Beth,
Congratulations for finishing your UFO. We await a photo with
anticipation...
Block your lace before sewing on the prewashed linen. The bits of thread
left on your bobbins after cutting them off are perfect to sew your edging
to the handkerchief. To block my lace, I have a gallon glas
Beth McCasland asks...
One question, or two.. I know I need to wash it, but what's the best way to
block it? Should I sew the linen in the center before or after? The lace
is linen, and I'll use linen thread to sew it to the center. Should I
just
carefully pin the edges down while the lace is
Dearest Spiders,
Today I actually took the "forever" project off the pillow, and sewed the
ends together. Comparing the beginning and the end, I definitely improved
as a lacer... I did pattern no.5 (pg 57-60) from Paulis and Rutgers's
Technique and Design of Cluny Lace. Since I don't own a digit
