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Subject: Re: [lace] top/edge sewing
All,
What is the difference between top sewings and edge sewings? Is there
a diagram online?
I've been doing a tape lace for the first time, sort of experimentally,
and am not satisfied with any of the ways of doing sewings
Hello Amanda and list
I don't do any sewing at the point of entry of the filling pairs back into
their use as first passive and tape weaver. I put a temp. pin at the end
of the latest plait (before re-entry), decide which is my weaver pair,
work the CTCT with it through the passive (just as if
On Mon, May 03, 2004 at 12:50:28PM -0700, Bev Walker wrote:
I don't do any sewing at the point of entry of the filling pairs back into
their use as first passive and tape weaver. I put a temp. pin at the end
of the latest plait (before re-entry), decide which is my weaver pair,
work the CTCT
Amanda
Top sewings and edge sewings don't necessarily have to do with tape
lace: they are more important in Duchesse, Honiton and Bruges Bloomwork.
1. In the most common type of tape lace, your tape has a winkiepin edge,
also called pin after 2 threads. After you set the edge pin, you twist
the
All,
What is the difference between top sewings and edge sewings? Is there
a diagram online?
I've been doing a tape lace for the first time, sort of experimentally,
and am not satisfied with any of the ways of doing sewings that I've
come up with (which thread gets pulled through, whether they
Good question! I'd like to know that too...
Weronika
On Wed, Apr 28, 2004 at 04:26:16PM -0400, Amanda Babcock wrote:
All,
What is the difference between top sewings and edge sewings? Is there
a diagram online?
I've been doing a tape lace for the first time, sort of experimentally,
and
)
Sewings eat one twist, so you should add a twist to the normal number of twists after
the sewing.
Patty Dowden
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From: Amanda Babcock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 1:26 PM
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Subject: Re: [lace] top/edge sewing
Hi Amanda and Weronika,
Patty Dowden has given a good explanation of the difference between top and
edge sewings, and how to do them.
As well as removing the pin form the hole you are sewing into, lifting and
possibly removing pins which have been pushed right down either side of the
hole can be
