You can also use dry erase markers on a protective sleeve (that covers your
pattern), but I think it is a tad messy. If you have your pattern on a music
stand (Target used to have collapsible ones in a carrying case for $10), then
it is close enough to see, but remote for your work.
If working on a large pattern, I have long suggested trying a stainless jelly
roll pan or
cookie sheet with magnetic strips (which you can buy on a roll),
which a music stand (or one of those book reader adjustable props, that are
sold in student bookstores, or medical supply/back support shops.)
Best,Susan Reishus
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I do a lot of filet crochet and I have used both the metal plates with
magnetic markers and highlighters.
With the highlighters, I photocopy the pattern first so I am not ruining the
pattern, and use a
highlighter texta (with a ruler if it is a large piece
like
an altar frontal), allows you to see where you have been as well as where you
are going.
Should work much the same for lace knitting patterns.
Mary Carey
Campbelltown, NSW,
Australia
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