, and easier to deal with.
Take care, and may your pins never bend.
Carol - in Suffolk UK
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Subject: [lace] Re: lace hankie
Has anyone found a source of
quality
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Subject: [lace] Re: lace hankie
Dear All
You've done it again - re-inspired me!
I've only made one hankie -
for the groom's Mum when
Dear All
You've done it again - re-inspired me!
I've only made one hankie -
for the groom's Mum when a cousin got married recently. I did a simple Buck's
Point edging - straight with gathers to go round the corner. The hankie fabric
was 8 ins square - I actually had a pre-hemmed white cotton
I find a good source of hankies is your local charity shop. There are
always lots at a reasonable price. Some have embroidery on, but you can
avoid those.
I made two hankies for the mum and mum in law for a wedding last year. I
based the edging on the pattern I had used for the garter. I
