I have recently started a knitted lace pashmina. The pattern is in text,
which is how I have always done lace knitting but while I was knitting away
I was considering the chart method. I wondered how the pattern would look in
a chart and how good it would be for me to knit from a chart.
So,
What a lovely useful idea. The graphics make it even easier to follow and I
am very impressed at the work you have put into this already. Thank you to
the translators for taking the time to assist in such a worthwhile venture!
Pushing it I know, but I look forward to seeing this as a Android and
That looks very effective, Jenny. I prefer to follow a chart for more complex
patterns such as lace, marking the rows off with a highlighter pen as I go. I
do have to print charts several times for some patterns which is wasteful of
paper, but it works for me.
The cable sweater I am
A pair of impish angels teeter-tottering on Brussels lace scrollwork are a
surprise flea-market find.
Two new articles in Favorite Things and COPY THIS spell out the story on
www.LaceCurator.info.
Coming next: Visiting the Borromeo Lace Museum in Antwerp, Belgium
Come visit!
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I am pleased to hear you enjoyed the pictures from Kate
Davis. Quite
a number of designers (
knitting and crochet) came to study items from the
collection they are going to
submit designs which will be sold to raise money
towards the collection. Its only source of income is from what
Hello All! May I echo Celtic Weaver? OMG--what a weekend! My friend snagged
a seat in Sandi Woods' class I studied with Martina Wolter-Kampmann
(Invisible Starts Finishes). Classes, vendors participants--all a class
act at a fun event. Holly her helpers know how to roll out the welcome
I have an e-mail addy for the Beswick’s. It's about a year old so I don't
know if it's still in service. It's doll...@cobweb.com.au
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As I seem to have no success in giving functioning links I will advise all who
love music to search on You Tube under
Icelandic folk singers in German station!. You will find several links. The
group's name is Arstidir. It is a very peaceful piece of music, a hymn dating
from 1208.
Patricia
