thanks for the reply. i didn't think anyone had mentioned it too often
here, so it must not be very popular for a reason. the acetate did
sound like a better option. it would be easier to push the pins in and
work over the lace than to try to pull the thread a little higher over
a wedge. i don't see how i could do a picot very well with it, but
then again i am not very experienced either. the cover cloth would
seem to work nicely, but how would i get all those bobbins inside the
whole without getting them tangled!?! i'm not sure i could do it that
way. both ways are cheap enough to try.
thank you!!!
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It's
> easier (and cheaper) to just move your cover cloth up a bit closer to
> where you are
> working so that it covers the pin heads and remember to keep moving
> it a
> little at a time as you work. You'd need to keep moving the
> horseshoe as well, so
> it's no more trouble to move your cloths. Or you can make a cover
> cloth with
> a small (2") bound-edged hole in the middle that you work through.
from suzy in tennessee,u.s.a.
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