Thanks to all for help sorting out the number of repeats on the
Jane Atkinson circular edge I am attempting.
I found the circular grid much harder to work than I expected.
After struggling for a day or so, I worked backwards and
undid all 52 pairs, hung the pairs of bobbins on a bobbin tree
to
Hello Noelene
I have both the printed book and the CD. It's the best book on lace
design around.
Your query has had me intrigued and I've just spent a pleasant couple
of hours trying to figure out what goes on in the CD.
Has anyone ever worked Pattern No. 40 from Pattern Design for
Torchon
Brenda writes:
The print-out of the pattern may be about one fifth of a circle but you
can only actually use one full repeat per print-out and you need *NINE*
repeats to make the full circle. I've just tried it and although there
was a tiny bit of distortion it's quite useable.
Thanks for
Has anyone ever worked Pattern No. 40 from Pattern Design for
Torchon Lace by Jane Atkinson? It's a circular edging.
The pattern is one-fifth of a circle, but when I printed it out onto
thin cardboard and checked that it would form a circle, I came
up about 1 inch short on the 5th repeat.
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