> that would be a lot of work, and really slow me down
> way too much, considering how often they change in Binche
I tried the elastic thing once and once only! My problem was that stopping -
at all - irritates me. Plus, at times I merrily laced away without remembering
the elastics were on
I had the same problem and found the little butterfly hairclips were useful
to mark the ring pair. A previous use for the clips was to hold a metallic
thread on a bobbin.
Jay in Sydney
Sort of coming out of lurkdom to contribute a trick I have been using
since I started doing/learning Flanders lace. I had a hard time keeping
track of the 'ring pair' and often ended up going right past it and then
having to unlace to find it back again. I finally hit on a way to keep
track of
Maybe if I walk past the computer enought time I will remember the
reason.last tiem I go involved in Beflre Lace!
A bit ago, in the discussion of foam lillow filler, someone stated that they
do not like to put too many divider pins into the foam. Nor do I. On one
visit to Doris
