Francis wrote > > > i have been working over this in my head > how can i make it more visual to you all? > because out of the emails from several from you > I do understand that i created more confusion then understanding > so i have some diagrams > > have a look > > francis > > http://twists.weefshop.be/#home > I looked into your diagrams, Francis and I have the same with the passives on the edges of torchon and tule. One side untwists and the other side mostly overtwists. Both are breaking more then in the middle of the work in the ground. I always wondered it was the cloth stitch, what caused. But lately I was making a braid in cloth stitch in Lutac lace and I realized the threads were not untwisting or overtwisting. I role my bobbins over the pillow and then of course they are turning in both directions to the right and to the left. At the edges of wide laces torchon or tule they are also at the side of my cookie pillow. Perhaps they are turning more in one direction and is this really the reason for untwisting or overtwisting and breaking.
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