I have used red contact paper before, and as I was told at the time,
found it to be quite easy to work with.
Still prefer blue or green.
Debbie in Florida
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In most parts of Spain red was the colour used for prickings. And continues
being. In other parts of Spain, yellow has been used, also green.
Nowadays, it seems that most lacers continue using red or orange. But I
myself use blue, as I find it more relaxing for my eyes. I started using
blue after
I printed a Lace-RXP Tønder pattern recently on deep pink card, and found
that the contrast between it, the gimp lines and the white thread (Egyptian
cotton 140/2) was much better than when using white card covered in blue
plastic. I was surprised as I had always used blue or green before (and
I work at a band uniform company that deals with fabric, threads and
tailoring. Yes I do make use of odds and ends that I collect either for
tatting or bobbinlace. My wife and I also make costumes every year for the
HS musicals. So often go dumpster diving for fabric!
During B.C.(Before
] re: lace photos (red prickings)
In most parts of Spain red was the colour used for prickings. And continues
being. In other parts of Spain, yellow has been used, also green.
Nowadays, it seems that most lacers continue using red or orange. But I
myself use blue, as I find it more relaxing for my
