Thank you, Robin, for the suggestion of looking at these books.
I did so, & showed Elisabeth & she liked one of the simple fillings.
Warm regards from
Pene in Tartu, Estonia
where the warmth of the sun can be felt & the piles of snow are melting
quickly.
So now we have our annual water view - a lake in the park valley across
the road.
On 4/3/2011 8:04 AM, [email protected] wrote:
-----But there is a decision to make - does she work the middle part (the palm) or not?
To work the "apple blossom" filling she would need about 40 pairs, which she
doesn't have. Is there a filling that she could work that needs less than 20 pairs? I
have thought that she could do a Russian lace type filling which meanders around.-----
A Russian filling would be my suggestion. If you have access to "Tieren in Kleur" or
"Motieven in Kleur" (not sure of the exact names or spellings, but something like this),
you'll see a lot of interesting fillings which only take a couple of pairs.
Robin P.
Los Angeles, California, USA
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