I'd suggest starting with the lace you most enjoyed making in the past. If
you're already enjoying the pleasure of holding the bobbins again, I'm sure
you'll find it'll come back to you quickly - kind of like riding a bike.
Sue
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Hello micki (and everyone)
Welcome back to lace ;)
My free advice is to start with a pattern with just a few pairs to get a
sense of the process as you mention. It doesn't need to be a beginning
pattern, if you can see right away what you need to do to start - a
bookmark is logical or could be a
Welcome back to lacemaking Micki I suspect it might be like riding bike.
You never completely lose the knack I am sure you will quickly get back in
stride.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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I'd be tempted to enlarge a simple bookmark pattern to about 300% plus and make
it using yarn as a slim scarf. The pattern would make up quick to get you back
in the saddle and using the large pattern would work well with getting you back
to the pattern.
L
Kind Regards
Liz Baker
On 3 May
I have not been making lace for best part of four years and suspect that it
won't be easy to return to it, as I suffered a bad injury to my right
shoulder with chronic pain as a legacy. But I think the time is right to
give it a try.
At the time of the accident I was at beginning of intermediate
