Re: [lace] philosophical questions re: Milanese

2014-02-19 Thread Dmt11home
I do not claim to be a Milanese expert, but in my opinion you see this adding and tossing out in older pieces such as one of my favorites, http://www.metmuseum.org/Collections/search-the-collections/227653?rpp=20pg =1ao=onft=53.162.2pos=1 In this piece you have a lot of crazy things

Re: [lace] philosophical questions re: Milanese

2014-02-19 Thread Kim Davis
I also can not claim to be an expert, but have made my fair share. In the patterns I have worked it is definitely part of the experience that you will need to add or subtract pairs when going from one braid to the next. This can be further complicated if you are using colors and need more/less of

Re: [lace] philosophical questions re: Milanese

2014-02-19 Thread Clay Blackwell
Sandi Woods *is* fantastic! and if you've never experienced her painterly techniques combined with the traditional Milanese techniques, you have missed incredible results! Louise Colgan is our favorite US teacher of Milanese Sandi (from the UK) is a treat all Milanese devotees should