Dorothy Lindsay, a member of our Guild, designed and made a beautiful panel
with South African flowers.
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Hello Spiders
I'm working the pattern http://tinyurl.com/BincheKompakt and don't
understand the half-stitch area in section 21. The copy of the finished lace
is of poor quality. Has any of you done the pattern and figured it out? The
horizontal connection between the cloth-stitch and
Hello Jo,
When referring to the diagonal connection, do you mean the blue line?
Because if it so, then it means that it is a briad.
Maria
from Spain
2014-04-12 9:32 GMT+02:00 jo yhgr@xs4all.nl:
Hello Spiders
I'm working the pattern http://tinyurl.com/BincheKompakt and don't
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On Apr 12, 2014, at 3:32 AM, jo yhgr@xs4all.nl wrote:
Hello Spiders
I'm working the pattern http://tinyurl.com/BincheKompakt and don't
understand the half-stitch area in section 21. The copy of the finished lace
is of poor quality. Has any of you done the
Hello Jeanette and everyone
Dorothy's lace is absolutely beautiful! It is quite an achievement from
concept, design, to finish...I can only imagine the work involved and
perseverance along the way, though as it looks so lovely, I hope that the
lacemaker enjoyed the journey ;)
Bedfordshire lace
I looked more carefully now with better light. I thought the lines were
green, but you're right, they are blue.
Thanks
Hello Jo,
When referring to the diagonal connection, do you mean the blue line?
Because if it so, then it means that it is a briad.
Maria
from Spain
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Her flower panel is marvelous. Thanks for telling us about it.
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I will be going to Madrid for two days in May and another three in Rome. Is
there anything lace / embroidery worth pursuing. I tried finding something
in Rome just over a year ago, but was unsuccessful - just checking in case
there is something new, but I have never been to Madrid so have no idea.
