Something that I have found useful to be able to do is when I have a
pricking that only gives half of the pattern, say in the case of a large
collar or fan pattern where you have to reverse the pattern for the second
half of the item.
I go to the photocopy shop and get them to make a copy on normal paper and
another copy of photocopiable acetate. You can then turn over the acetate
copy and place it over a plain piece of paper and prick that for the second
half of the pattern. Or, if you prefer, make a complete pricking in one
piece, turn the acetate copy over onto a plain piece of paper and match it
up to the first half that was copied onto normal copying paper to make the
whole.
The copying shop that I use doesn't always have the photocopiable acetate in
stock so I buy a sheet or two of it in the stationers and take that to the
photocopier.
Regards
Jenny DeAngelis
Spain.
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