Barbara, I made mine a long time ago. You'll need a piece of naugahide cut in a circle about 8 inches around, and a circle, same size of some sturdy fabric (denim, duck, etc), and a strip of the same sturdy fabric about 2 inches wide, and long enough to go around the circles. Essentially you're making a little flat round pillow.
But before you get crazy with sewing your little pillow, you need to use a permanent pen to draw concentric circles on the naugahide piece, and lines that cross in the center, your circles should be crossed by lines dividing them (the circles) into at least eights. These will be your guidelines for work. Obviously the lines cross in the center. I hope this makes some sort of sense. I can't draw in email! Sew your little pillow, but leave a seam opening for the stuffing. Stuff very hard with fill (wool is best). Sew the seam opening closed. Beth McCasland Metairie, Louisiana -----Original Message----- >From: Barbara Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: May 4, 2008 8:02 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: [lace] Re: Teneriffe Lace Tools > >I am looking for some tools to do Teneriffe Lace. I had something, but >cant find this round circular thing with a lot of pins in it which would >only allow me to do one size. > > I have gone searching and at one place I found two black plastic boards >drilled with holes, one is a circle wheel and the other is for flowers. I >was told that out there is something you can actually hold in your hand and >either work on the top or around the sides. I have not seen this myself, >but it sounds pretty interesting. I have tried searching, but have come up >with only this one place. Could someone please let me know if they know of >a place where I can purchase some of these tools? > >Barbara - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
