Diana Smith wrote:
I remember watching a lady in one of the finest lace shops in Bruges
who amazed customers at the speed in which she worked.
But under closer scrutiny what she was doing with the bobbins most of
the time was rolling, rattling and tapping with such a rhyme - it
would take another lacemaker to spot this - the public were completely
fooled.
Diana in Northants
Diana
I wonder if she considers herself an entertainer? It would work with the
rolling, rattling and tapping as I have watched the few lace making
videos on youtube and wondered just what stitch they could be working, I
have come to the conclusion that it would have to be large areas of half
stitch or cloth stitch with the limited number of pins being inserted.
--
Jenny Brandis,
Kununurra Western Australia
URL: www.brandis.com.au/craft/lace
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