Thank you Bev for starting us on lace confessions. :-) I love reading about all the patterns and types of laces others are working on. Most of these laces I've only seen in photos and haven't tried yet, but it does give me incentive to learn more and more. This is such a wonderfully addictive hobby.
I have only one lace object on my pillow - a Russian Tape Lace, Rocking Horse pattern and I've completed the horse and now working on fillings. I'm getting a lot of practice with plaits and picots right now - and sewings too, can't forget the sewings!! My project has a completion date for the end of summer and hopefully will make it into my grandson's room for his first birthday. :-) I just completed a knitting project which was a lot of fun - a sweater and overall set with little ducks marching across the front. The pattern from a book of knitting patterns based on the Beatrix Potter tales - this one being Jeremiah Puddle-Duck of course. :-) When the lace project is finished I hope to work on a little piece of Flanders for my census (a lace I am just in the learning stages with) .... and then I'd like to try a narrow edging in a freehand lace for a friend's project .... and then a tape lace Snowflake for the Gazette project... and so on, and so on, and so on......... <VBG> Nova (west coast of Canada, just north of Bev (the instigator!) - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
