Alice wrote:

> A common mistake of the beginner is to be so happy to have reached the
*end*, that they don't want to continue on for another couple repeats.

LOL - this is what put me off trying the methods in 'Het Lassen' - which I
invested in because I didn't like the joins I was making with tying knots
or doing sewings (butting beginning to end). I couldn't imagine making
more repeats than necessary -- time passes, that was then, this is now,
and I quite enjoy the chance to make more repeats than a complete
perimeter, and don't even mind that some of the extra will be cut away. I
think of the 'extras' as a means to the end (quite literally).

> True, the actual overlap used is just a couple rows, but the end result
will be not as neat if there is little choice of sewing pathway.

You are giving yourself the advantage, therefore, by making 'extra.' Of
course I have yet to test the method myself (a Flanders hanky edging lies
in wait, just for the purpose) but I believe it! --
bye for now
Bev in Sooke, BC (on Vancouver Island, west coast of Canada)
Cdn. floral bobbins
www.woodhavenbobbins.com

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