An intern at the museum is attempting to make a patch for a piece of chantilly. Ideally such a thing should be not noticeable, yet fully reversible. The intern has actually done a very good job, making a drawing of the shape of the missing piece and making something like a point ground filling of that shape using a photocopy of the ground as a pattern. She apparently has had some lace instruction. (She is European.) One thing she is not satisfied with is the ending of the threads. The patch is an odd shape, like a jigsaw puzzle piece. On the bottom of the patch at the ending, she knotted the threads together, tying three knots. It is not bad, really. But can anyone think of a better way to do this so that the patch will not have a series of knots that draw attention to themselves. Devon
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