I have begun the process of turning the pricking for Pattern 11 in Niven's Flanders Lace book (pgs. 52 - 53 in the new edition) into a rectangular mat and have been going over the diagram vs. my semi-finished product. While I was at it I noticed that the diagram and the pricking don't match. Most noticeable is the inner edge of the corner which has two sets of two pinholes on the pricking but only two single pinholes on the diagram. The other spots are similar, occurring along the footside at the low point of each curve, on either side of the center pinhole are two sets of two pinholes while on the diagram these are single pinholes. For those who work Flanders, this would seem to indicate two schools of thought on the working of these points, one being what I think of as a one-point exchange and the other a two-point exchange. Has anyone worked this pattern or have do any of the experienced Flanders people have some thoughts to share on this?
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