Happy New Year from us here in Dorset as well.I cleared up lots of
little lace pieces during the last 2 or 3 months of the year and have now in
the middle of making a gift but have sat and begun to list ufos of sewing,
lace and things like that that must be done soon, then a list ofodd ufos
After spending most of last year on such a big project, I am now going
to make butterfly mobiles for each of my 3 granddaughters. I am now
halfway through the first - a Brigitte Bellon one.
I also have to brush up on my Flanders course for when my lace group
come back at the end of next week.
Happy New Year to all fellow spiders, have you made any resolutions? Mine is to
finish all UFOs before I start any further new ones, to date it is:- 1 almost
finished Honiton tortoise sampler, 1 very large tablecloth edging ( just 10
repeats to do) 1 Multicoloured dragon (very large) 1 Bucks
Hello Sue and everyone
I have an almost finished Honiton piece too :)
When you mention 1 glove - is there another for a pair? or is it a picture
of a glove?
Let us know when you finish your UFOs shouldn't take very long?
Happy Lacing in 2014
--
Bev in Shirley BC, near Sooke on beautiful
Liz Ligeti wrote:
...I have recently finished another other long-term UFO!! I brought a
Penelope brand (I think) tablecloth, printed pattern on beaut. linen,
and all the embroidery floss needed, when I left England to come to Oz -
in 1960. I started working on it in 1964 - when having Helen (10
Christine J wrote:
...And, only last night, I tied off some samples I made for Pat Milne's
invisible joins workshop in ?about 1992...
Pity you weren't a bit closer to Melbourne, Christine, you could have
joined our group yesterday and Saturday at the Ashburton Community Centre
in Melbourne and
Malvary wrote:
I'm not doing too much lace at the moment as I'm working hard to finish
an
afghan for my cousin's wedding on the 24th July. Squares are all done,
I'm sewing it up and then I have to crochet the border
Malvary, what I want to know is: who is going to wear the Afghan? Is it
for
She has amazing talents
for thinking of alternative ways of doing a piece. One piece of torchon
can be become 6 different looking ones, just by changing colours, the
direction of the coloured threads, and the number of bobbins in each
colour.
Helene,
And don't forget changing the stitches in
