Bev, Thank you so much for looking over the pattern. These changes make all the sense in the world. Since I have no prior experience in writing patterns out, this is most helpful. I will make those changes. THANKS! Hopefully as my skills progress I can come up with more patterns. Baby steps first ya know ;)
Mark, aka Tatman Greenville, IL USA Www.tat-man.net On 5/30/07 10:54 AM, "bevw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> thread on bobbins that I needed to use for another project. You can find > it > >> on my projects page: http://www.tat-man.net/blproject.html and it is the >> last one listed. > > > Mark this is a nice little motif! > > diagramming bobbin lace patterns. So if you see any glitches or find I need >> to clarify something, please let me know. I can gather all your >> experiences >> >> > The image of the finished piece is so clear that it hardly needs words, at > least for those who know bobbin lace. > It is comforting for the beginner/improver to have words and text. > For clarity in the text, I would change 'cloth stitch the center ground' to > 'cloth stitch (CTC) across the row' > ['ground' in BL for me means an area of dots as for Torchon ground or point > ground] and expand > "Four about the Pin" to include the instructions 'CTCT, pin to the right of > both pairs' > > You can change 'worker thread' to 'worker pair'. > > In the diagram/pricking, there seems to be something missing. I think the > passives should be drawn, as single lines, one line per pair, to either side > of the twists, to indicate where the weaver pair is going to twist. In this > way when looking at the pricking one can also tell at a glance how many > pairs to use. > That's just an opinion and maybe for this little pattern it doesn't matter. > But - thinking ahead to your future designs...! > > HTH - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
