Liz...and anyone else who has registered for IOLI this year,
The normal time schedule is for the teachers to have notification of whether or
not their classes are a 'go' by April 15. Once the classes are determined,
then the students should receive their confirmation letters with class info,
In message 2f5a46be-db9a-4b79-8414-b57d8d6f8...@duckles.co.uk, Sue
Duckles s...@duckles.co.uk writes
Hello Ilske
Can I please ask. what is LS?? Whole Stitch WS and Half Stitch HS
I understand, but LS?? whole stitch with twists??
CT is half stitch, and I think everyone agrees on that
In a message dated 28/03/2010 09:46:42 GMT Daylight Time,
jpartri...@pebble.demon.co.uk writes:
CTCT is whole stitch (confused yet?), whole stitch twist, cloth stitch
twist - I haven't come across linen stitch twist.
And you most likely won't as linen stitch is the continental version of
When I first learned BL linen stitch and whole stitch were interchangeable.
CT was half stitch
CTC was linen stitch or cloth stitch or whole stitch
CTCT was double half stitch
Double half stitch made. sense, but whole stitch for CTC seemed most illogical.
When I started teaching I made sure I
Jacquie wrote:
As far as I know it is only the UK lacemakers who insist on using cloth
and
whole stitch as synonymous terms. Elsewhere there is a clear distinction
between cloth/linen stitch and whole stitch, which as it's name suggests
is
two half stitches - also very logical and surely
Hello All! A blurb in today's Erie Times-News caught my eye. Crocheting
Adventures with Hyperbolic Planes by Daina Taimina has won the Diagram Prize.
Has anyone seen/used the book? A Google search said that the crochet curves
apart making a flower-like effect. Sounds intriguing! Thanks
A reason for calling cloth stitch whole stitch could be derived from the
naming of plain weave fabric as whole cloth, to which, in bobbin lace, the
CTC is equivalent in appearance. Obscure?
I use the alpha code (CTC), not names, where possible.
On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 3:32 AM, Brenda Paternoster
Hi:
I seem to recall that there was an article in one of the magazines
about this crochet-work a couple of years ago, with the information
that the book was in the works. At the time there was a link to the
magazine's website, where I saw a fantastic crocheted creation based on
these
Yes, I remember seeing this some time ago... maybe here on Arachne? At
any rate, here is one link of many you can find by googling Daina
Taimina...
http://crochetinsider.com/interview/daina-taimina-crochet-and-math-meet-beautiful-mind
Clay
On 3/28/2010 11:55 AM, hottl...@neo.rr.com wrote:
If you scroll down this blog, you will see some outstanding hyperbolic crochet
work from the Coral Reef Exhibit.
http://sydneyreef.blogspot.com/
deanna in Texas
And in the end it's not the years in your life
that count. It's the life in your years. Abraham Lincoln
My Blog:
Here are some free patterns for hyperbolic crochet, if you want to try it. I
had fun with some of these and others quite a while back. Don't remember what
I did with them or I would post a picture.
http://sydneyreef.blogspot.com/2009/04/blog-post.html
deanna
And in the end it's not the years
Perhaps we could solve the problem by just calling the stitches:
cee tee or tee cee
cee tee cee
cee tee cee tee
etc.
Lorelei
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Or what about
tee hee hee.
Sorry but I couldn't resist that.
I find it rather hard to remember the stitches that way, probably becuase
ever since I started working lace nearly 30 years ago I always knew them as
whole stitch or half stitch.
Karen in Malta
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HI Guys,
Been a little while since I posted. Are Posh Bags still going? If so, does
anyone have a web or postal address for them?
Thanks in advance
Liz Baker
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Hello Again! Isn't this why the color code was created or am I imagining
things again?! g My friend Marjorie, who has a quirky sense of humor,
created the Secret (lace) Decoder Ring taught a class at IOLI convention a
few years back. The idea was to have a fun stitch reference guide that
Chaos all around, Brenda.
Think about Workers, Weavers, Walkers, Leaders and Runners -- All the same
thing!!! :)
I too, learned Whole stitch (for cloth stitch,) and double half stitch (for
cloth twist) when I started lace making.
Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz
lizl...@bigpond.com
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A woman and a man are involved in a car accident on a snowy, cold
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amazingly neither of them is hurt. God works in mysterious ways.
After they crawl out of their cars, the man is yelling about women drivers.
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