According to the book, there is section 1 and section 2, with separate
bobbin counts, so they are worked separately.
If you look at the small triangle of pricking (of section 2) at the bottom
of the page - 1/6th of the centre - along the bottom edge there are a partly
drawn on row of dots
Dear Spiders,
I need your help. I want to make the center piece on page86 (leinikkipelto)
in the book Let's make bobbin lace by Eva-Lisa Kortelahti.
The pattern has two parts which, as far as I understand are worked
separately but yet one part is joined to the other part in some stage of
Hi Miriam,
I would say you have to work it all in one. First you have to join section 1
and 2 (to form one triangle of the hexagon) and make 6 copies of this
triangle. Once you join the 6 parts, you get the complete pattern. If you
look at the picture of the finished lace, you don't see a joining
Hi. I believe that this is made in two parts, sort of. The outside edging is
made first. Then the pins are pushed down around the center section for 2 or 3
rows to anchor it well. The inside part is done with sewings in the connecting
pins. The little circles do mark the starting points
I'm trying to make a butterfly from Kortelahti's book Let's make bobbin
lace. The pattern is on page 52. I wound my bobbins and started working
but after a very short while I realized that I have no idea how the
threads come in from the left side of the big butterfly wing. All the
pairs
Hi, everyone. I am de-lurking just long enough to ask for help with a
project I have taken on. I have been lacing for a few years off and on,
doing mainly Torchon but also a little Beds and Milanese. In a rare moment
of religious fervor, the Holy Spirit came upon me and inspired me to
volunteer
Hi Vicki and lace list
The squiggly line on E-L's patterns means twists - if you look at the
photograph, there are twists in some of those half-stitch areas, and no
twists in one of them. Leave them out if you'd rather.
It also looks like the end bit of those h/s areas is done in CTC, to keep
the
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Subject: Re: [lace] Kortelahti Pattern- how can I get it to lay flat?
Good morning,
I am not sure which this pattern is, but some of Eeva Liisa's patterns
can be quite big when you make the pricking into a complete circle.
Will it fit your pillow? Without coming to within a couple
I have a Kortelahti pattern that I would like to do that is giving me fits.
It is 36 Kellot from- Uudet Nyplaysmallet I love the hearts and flowers.
There is only 1/8 of the circle given for the pricking pattern, so I (years
ago.) reduced it and made 8 copies to put together to complete the
Dear Diana,
Do
computer scanners distort less?
Yes good scanners don't distort.
Greetings Ilske
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Dear Diana,
Do
computer scanners distort less?
Yes good scanners don't distort.
Greetings Ilske
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