Thanks for help received from fellow Arachneans.
I decided to use the diagrams on pages 35-36 of Bridget Cook's
Practical Skills in BL
describing 'a wide scroll start'. I just had to mentally reverse the
diagrams as my scroll was
going in the opposite direction.
Today I started finished the
If you can have (or can borrow from your lace guild) the DVD or video
Brugge Bloemwerk with Patricia Bury both starting and finishing scrolls
are shown very clearly.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Please can anyone direct me to a book that shows how to start a scroll.
I've found 2 methods in Bridget Cook's Practical Skills another
different
way in Ulrike Löhr's 400 Tricks I'm going to dig up a Duchesse book.
But I just wonder if someone's recently worked a scroll can help to me.
Sorry for not provide more detail.
I wanted to make another Easter Egg from Annelies Kirst's 2nd book.
It's one of the patterns with a butterfly labeled Duchesse-Ei on page 18.
I've enlarged it a bit I want to work it in coloured thread.
She provides a diagram for the pivot turn on the bottom
Pene
There is a book by Rombach-de-Kievid BRUGS BLOEMWERK, 1984, Terra Zutphen
pages 11-12, which also has the Bruges scroll. But it is in Dutch, which I
can't read. I have to rely on the diagrams and the Sutton book is about the
same. Are you getting holes at the pin, or in the middle of the
Hi Pen,
Try Milanese Lace An Introduction by Patricia Read and Lucy Kinkaid there
is a very good section on starting and finishing scrolls in that on Page 20
I found this book indispensable when learning Milanese.
ISBN 07134 5707 4
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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pene piip p...@eggo.org wrote:
Please can anyone direct me to a book that shows how to start a scroll.
Pat Read has instructions in her first book on Milanese Lace (can't remember
the exact title but some Arachnean can, I'm sure). Do different bobbin lace
types use different methods of
Robin
All the bobbin part laces that have scrolls as part of their stock of motifs
work them in different ways. Not wildly different ways. Honiton, Duchess,
Withof, Bruges Bloomwork -- all different. And too diffcult to explain in an
email. The answer would be like writing a small book. What
