Hello,
thank you very much for your help and ideas to my search for a celtic knots
bobbin lace
pattern.
I found out, that there are/were some books but most of them are out of print.
But I found some individual patterns and I try to order one in UK. And I will
also attempt to
use a simple
If the braids are fairly narrow, could you carry the threads for the
second braid across the back of the first? (sew them into the pinholes
either side of the braid, of course)
Will only work if the braids are fairly solid, otherwise the threads
behind will show through the finished piece; it
Thanks a million. I'm really grateful and hope there will be time (and, even
more important, energy - physical as I tire easily) to see it this time. If
not, it will be on my list for the next visit.
Karen
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From:
What a great idea to carry threads over (where possible) instead of cutting
of and sewing in!
I have a general Celtic knot source book, with black on white outlines.
This way you can use the patterns for all kinds of crafts: embroidery, bead
work, leather work ...etc.
and of course lace.
Agnes
