Hello All! Upon considering a little sampler project, I wondered if adding/tossing pairs is part of the Milanese experience? Many patterns appear to have fixed width braids except for the ends. Is there any reason why the width couldn't change at various points along a path as long as they were aesthetically pleasing? One idea that came to mind was to morph from a wider braid to a narrower one where one braid crosses another. Or to use a slithery looking braid (Ammonite or Cloth Divisions) to come out of a curve with fewer bobbins. Any advice from the Milanese experts? Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Palm Beach Gardens (just this side of Eden!), FLA, USA
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