I am quite disciplined: when I stop my lacemaking, I always lift the pillow
off the stand and onto the table in my craft room.
Agnes
Watch out, Agnes. Our Newfoundland, Sirius, (after Harry Potter's Sirius
Black) wags her tail, and if she's in the right place, the bobbins move.
And since the pillow with the altar cloth is right by the sliding glass
doors in the kitchen, where Sirius will go in and out, I'm sure some day
she'll bump into it a little too much when I've forgotten to move it to a
safer place, and bum. Fortunately it's 40/2 linen, so breakage is
minimal. It's ok as long as I move it closer to the kitchen table where
it is somewhat braced, but nothing is perfect. And then there's the long
black hair in the fine Flanders and Valenciennes lace.... reverse
tweezers work well there.
Lyn in Lancaster, PA, USA, where I'm going to the movies while it's still
too cold to go outside and lace with a pot of tea, or garden.
Agnes wrote:
You have my deepest sympathy, Nancy.
That's why I have a large dog - does not climb on anything.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
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