In reply to Cindy's question about the structure of the veil, it has been drawn in bands with a central circular section. I will first work the outer border, then one of the central insertions. These two will be joined as I work a net stitch band central to these two pieces. Next step will be another insertion, which will be joined to the outer section once again with a net stitch border. The last stage will be to work the central section and join this to the inner edges of the circle as I get to the sides. You may question why I have chosen to work this way, but I can assure you it has taken many hours of thought, discussion and reasoning. The reason for working from out to in in simple. If I don't finish it all in time, what has already been worked can be mounted on to tulle. Working in bands makes it faster and a bit more portable. Next hurdle is that I will have to get myself down to the basement for the pillow I need to use as I've already tried to ask my daughter to get it but she cannot find it. Access to my basement is through a spiral staircase with 15 high steps.
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