I also have one of Alex Stillwells books which goes through stages of
explanation and pattern building, reading, understanding. It is a lovely
book and if I had more time to spend on Bucks I would have achieved several
masterpieces by now:-) I have achieved some pretty minor pieces though.
Oh yes, very nice book. Just got it for Christmas.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
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Diana Smith
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Subject: Re: [lace] continueing on with Miss Channer
I can second (third?) the praise for Alex Stillwell's books on Bucks, but I
want to be sure that it is clear, in answer to the original query, that there
are two books, the first on Geometric Bucks Point and a second on Floral
Bucks. The second builds on the first, so you need to get the first
I agree the two books on Bucks Point lace by Alex Stillwell are the best
books to learn form. They are so well organised that it is possible to work
the patterns without a teacher - although a teacher does help.
You do need the Geometric Book as well as the Floral Book as the Floral book
does
Sorry, Yahoo added some extra characters to that link to Alex Stillwell's books.
this should work: http://alexstillwell.wordpress.com/books/
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On that same note, how about some book reviews on Bucks or other point
ground books? I am looking for more intermediate to advanced instruction, I
know the basics, and can follow charts if they have a thread path diagram
with it, but is there anything out there that will teach you how to read
just
What about the superb newly published book by our very own Alex Stillwell.
Diana
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On 5 Jan 2014, at 01:55, Marianne Gallant m...@shaw.ca wrote:
On that same note, how about some book reviews on Bucks or other point
ground books? I am looking for more intermediate to
