I couldn't agree more, Avril. My Russian tape lace has a much neater look since I adopted this.
It also works well for any inside curve, not only the real tight one where you keep using the same pinhole. For a longer, flatter curve, once I have done two turning stitches on the inner edge, for the third turning stitch I remove the first pin and place it with the third stitch, and tighten the passives gently. I then keep leapfrogging these two pins to the end. Noelene in Cooma Excited about starting a tape lace jabot for my dear, fashion conscious DIL [EMAIL PROTECTED] > When you are making a curved edge in lace, e.g. a narrow inside straight > edge and there isn't a lot of room for pins or excess thread then the turn > stitch CTTC is great. Avril > - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
