Well, I've changed my mind. The only way I could make it work was to use kiss
stitch (CTCTC) with CS.CS (linen stitch) in each corner. I made half the
stitch, put up the pin, made the kiss stitch, then returned to close the pin
with the second half. It's probably not what the designer had in
My first thought on reading Sue's google-translation of the instructions for
the little square was "sounds a bit like some sort of roseground"... Couldn't
visualise it from Sue's diagram, and don't have the book to look for a picture
of the lace itself, but it does sound as if it is worked like
Dear friends,
Please remember this website, with lace terms given in a number of
languages:
https://www.oidfa.com/translate.html.en#
(I switched it to German.)
That said, "Drehstelle" was not on this list.
"Drehen" is on it, and is given as "twist." I would have thought
"Drehstelle" would be a
Sue Babbs has now uploaded the photo for me and you can see it at
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lacemaker/29005082010/in/album-7215767206378804
2/
Hopefully someone knows where I can buy the pattern.
Ann-Marie
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Hello All! First let me thank Lyn Bailey who sorted out the Sterngrund diagram
for this pattern. It looked like a plate of spaghetti to me & if she hadn't
helped, I wouldn't have gotten this far! Thank you Lyn!! As I was concerned
about copyright, I drew the sterngrund & I've posted my pic
Hello all,
I would like very much to buy the pattern for a lace I found somewhere on the
web some time ago. It may be from Switzerland but Iâm not sure. I already
asked Atelier MB, but it wasnât one of their patterns. I wanted to upload
the photo on Arachne Flickr but failed, so I need help
> Wo das kleine Quadrat entsteht, mit den beiden inneren Kloppeln eine
> waagerechte Drehstelle arbeiten, dann die beiden Paare senkrecht nach unten
> fuhren.
> Sorry for the missing umlauts!
>
âA picture would be most helpful.
Literally, it says that: where the square is formed, work a
Although I have no idea of this pattern or the translation, you have me
intrigued. What is a kiss stitch?
Karen in Malta
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