I too have just returned to lace. I didn't do any for 18 months have
got a clot on my lung after a coach holiday- too long sitting in one
position and then not enough time to sightsee! I took up cloth-stitch,
easier to move one's legs. It is not just a problem of remembering
how, but the pain in joints that have not been used a lot, mine the R
and L ones just above the wrist. Either that or it is old age marching
on!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All we can do is press on and be happy when it becomes easier..
Sheila in Sawbridgeworth, half sun, half rain.
On 03/05/2015 20:27, micki cameron wrote:
I have not been making lace for best part of four years and suspect that it
won't be easy to return to it, as I suffered a bad injury to my right
shoulder with chronic pain as a legacy. But I think the time is right to
give it a try.
At the time of the accident I was at beginning of intermediate level I
would say.
Where should I start? Right at the beginning doing bookmarks etc? (it's my
inclination to make a couple to refresh my knowledge and skills) but I am
curious re what you would advise.
I know I might not last long at the pillow initially, maybe never, but feel
I need to at least give it a go.
Mietjie
Scotland, united kingdom
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