On 7/9/07 4:31 PM, Mesnaric wrote:
For stitch markers . . . . I cut from threads (slick
cotton in different colour than the lace thread, threads
from previous projects) pieces about 12 cm (5 inches) and
knot the ends together, . . .
I tie my markers before cutting them. I fold the end of the
Hello all,
thank you all for the many information to the theme knit lace.
Thank you Tamara for your explanation how the size of a bead No. 8 is to
understand. I have knit up to 15 cm and they look good. I decided not to go
and buy other ones but it is good to know what to look for for future
Hello Spiders
Susan, that is a wonderful document all about lace knitting! Thank you
very much for posting it for us to see.
I also have joined the Mysterystole3 Knit-a -Long. I am still waiting
for the yarn which was delayed by the floods in England but I hope is
now in the mail to me. I
, 2007 1:04 PM
Subject: Re: [lace] knit lace
Hello Spiders
Susan, that is a wonderful document all about lace knitting! Thank you
very much for posting it for us to see.
I also have joined the Mysterystole3 Knit-a -Long. I am still waiting for
the yarn which was delayed by the floods
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Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2007 1:04 PM
Subject: Re: [lace] knit lace
Hello Spiders
Susan, that is a wonderful document all about lace knitting! Thank
you very much for posting it for us to see.
I also have joined the Mysterystole3 Knit-a -Long. I am still
waiting for the yarn which
On Jul 8, 2007, at 10:10, Mesnaric (Ursula) wrote:
No bead shop owner could tell me what the beads No. 8 was.
I'm pretty sure (though not 100% positive) that a size 8 bead is a
(seed) bead which, measured hole to hole is 1.8 of an inch. That is, 8
beads, strung together, will measure 1
On 7/7/07 11:27 AM, Susan MacLeod wrote:
It would help more if I could count the row more than
once and get the same number.
It helps a lot to get a package of the larger size of
coil-less safety pin and put one on the needle after each
repeat.
I have a coarse piece of Old Shale on four
On Jul 8, 2007, at 23:14, Tamara P Duvall wrote:
I'm pretty sure (though not 100% positive) that a size 8 bead is a
(seed) bead which, measured hole to hole is 1.8 of an inch.
Bt. Sorry 'bout that.
Should have been 1/8 of an inch, *not* 1.8.
Sigh... Metric measurements, which use
That thread is invaluable in knitting not only fine lace but any patterned
garment. If an error occurs, the retro-knitting can be done down to the
safety thread, the stitches picked up, and off you go...I use a contrasting
colored thread - often a perle cotton but have been known to use
Now that I finally have gotten my life back (Mom has moved to
assisted living, Gerri well enough to go home) it's time to get on
with things. Having spent most of the last year knitting,(it's easy
to take to doctor appointments or bring to hospital visits) the
mention of the knit stole KAL of
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