Fw: [lace] Pens for Prickings

[Sue]

I print onto white paper to get the pattern right and as I want it, then 
place on good card and cover with the matt blue sticky.  Very occasionaly I 
print onto light colour card if I think I want to try something out once 
only, but rarely choose this option.  Although I have begun to learn the 
craft of pattern making I must say that there are not enough hours in my day 
to do them all this way.  What I want to do is make lace.  My waiting to do 
file is growning quicker than I am able to work them, there are some 
fabulous patterns out there as well as, lots of lovely things I want to make 
and I couldn't achieve what I am if I spent that valuable time trying to 
copy out each pattern.
Well done to all who do, but I need the quicker option, especially with the 
limited uses of my hands.  Also with much thanks to fellow arachnes, 2 in 
particular I am beginning to manage to make some pattern pieces using my 
design package at last<G>  I am over the moon with this achievement and 
terribly proud when I see the professional looking pattern in front of me.
Like the lacemaking, pattern making must be as individual as our art form.
Sue T, Dorset UK
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