You must hang your pairs at the point indicated by the forward-pointing
arrow. Once you have worked around the star shape, you will then move in to
work the centre. Depending on how many pairs you have chosen to work the
star shape with, you may need to tie off and cut one or two pairs to
continue
Can someone tell me how to start and finish the snowflake in Veronica Sorensons
book 75 Quick and Easy Lace patterns on page 17 please.
Ann
UK
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Thank you Antje for the link it is a very good site just wish that I
could understand the language but I can follow the diagrams of the
patterns. I have bookmarked it for future reference.
Happy lacing
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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Hi Sue,
Here you can find a diagram of the snow flake: http://www.lokk.nl/ Go to
Sneeuwvlokje http://www.lokk.nl/techniek/sneeuwvlok.htm on the list that
appears.
I like this site very much, because it gives such good explanations on
techniques. As well as a new free pattern every month.
Help needed
I know I can rely on my spider friends to point me in the right
direction as to where I can find an explanation on how to do a snowflake
stitch preferably in drawing as I can follow that better than words. I
have spent most of the evening looking through my books and cannot find
one
Hi Sue!
Snowflakes are a definitive feature of Binche lace, and also are found in
Flanders, Mechlin, and other similar continental laces. There are hundreds
(maybe a slight exaggeration) of different snowflakes, depending on how many
pairs are involved and whether the snowflake is regular or
Sometime ago, Tamara did her first Two-Pair Inventions as a gift for all
attendees at the NCRL Lace Day hosted by the Land House Lacers in Virginia
Beach, Virginia. I was fortunate to be there and later wanted to make a
copy (on our Canon copier) for a lacemaker in the MidWest. Tamara gave me
Gentle Spiders,
I had *no idea*, the raffle would be so popular; I had 76 entries. I
should have, probably, included dire warnings about the tedium of
plaits and (leaf) tallies an sewings involved in making those
flaky-flakes... :) Many names were familiar but almost as many were new
to me
Gentle Spiders,
As one of my respondents pointed out, February 14 is a *Wednesday*, not
a Tuesday. Sigh... Even when actually looking at a calendar, I can,
*still*, mess up dates/days of the week :)
But, this time, it's the *dates* which count; I will draw on the 14th
(Wednesday) and
Gentle Spiders,
At long last, I have come to the end of peddling my Two-Pair Inventions
booklet. Only two copies are left, of which I'm keeping one as a
souvenir. The other one I'd like to raffle off. Today seemed like a
good day to announce the raffle, since it's my son's birthday (can my
Hello Devon,
Sorry I am behind a bit with my mail.
I personaly use, when I need the words in English, those which
Annemarie Verbeke uses in her books. And in these Flandres laces are
two important thigs the peas and the snowflakes which are different but
logical in my opinion.
Ilske
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