Having traced the pattern through google and the archives, I would think 
that you just didn't tension tightly enough as you pin, to wrap the previous 
left-to-right row of work over the shoe lace.  Basically you are making the 
bobbinlace equivalent of knitted i-cord (like frrench knitting)  and if you 
have ever done that you will remember you have to tension firmly as you knit 
the first stitch or two of each row.

What the instructions don't say though is how to get the ridges which are 
what make it unusual.  I suppose that the thick and thin thread pairs need to 
be placed alternately, but there don't seem to enough ridges to need as 
many as 20 pairs, thus giving 10 thick pairs; it looks as if there are four or 
five at the most.  As the gaps between the ridges are quite wide, it's 
almost as if there are a couple of thin pairs then one thick one.  The 
spiralling 
probably just happens; did you get that?.

Jacquie in Lincolnshire

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