Hello Brenda, This subject was covered quite extensively by the OIDFA Point Ground > group and and along with all the other minor variations in working > methods came to fruition as 'Point Ground Lace; a Comparative Study' > published by OIDFA in 2001.
I was going to buy that anyway since I like tulle lace so much. And I heard of a new edition of a book about threads that I want to order along with it, if it's already available at Barbara Fay's ;). I just hope I wont have to start the lace again because I did everything wrong ... it shall be the border of a lace pillow that will get a new felt inlay and cover. The pillow is 54 cm in diameter, so I'll have to do 170 cm (67 inches) lace for it. > I think that the first pinhole is there to go between the pair from the > little circle and the pair coming in from the left to become the > worker, just to give that worker pair something to be tensioned > against. I'll have to check when I'm back home from work, but I think that's exactly what I ended up doing, since everything else felt a bit awkward - I put the pin in before doing the stitch. Thanks a lot, Achim in Berlin - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
