Hi, everyone Last time we discussed how far back up the work one needs to leave the pins in, someone (Tamara, IIRR) pointed out that it isn't how many inches or how many repeats that matter, but how many rows of pins you leave in.
So.... how many rows do I need to leave in? I'm working a torchon pattern in fine thread (Finca 80), 10 footside pinholes to the inch, and each pattern repeat is only 4 pinholes long (!) Leaving the pins in for two repeats would only be 8 rows -not enough- but leaving a couple of inches worth in would be twenty rows of tightly-packed pins. Any opinions? Beth in a rainy Cheshire, England - perfect excuse to spend Sunday afternoon lacemaking instead of going for a nice healthy walk. - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
