I've been doing my own version of floral torchon with Australian
Wildflowers - wattle, gum leaves, boronia, sturt's desert pea - for some
years. I've been using Buck's Techniques in Torchon lace to get the more
flowing lines of bucks but in Torchon - using gimps and added pairs, and
careful use of the worker around gimps - a gum leaf actually looks like a
gum leaf - not a geometric shape as in 'normal' Torchon! It gives an added
dimension to Torchon lace. The wattle pattern was in the English lace
magazine some years ago.

Hopes this helps

Jenny Rees
Canberra Australia
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