Dear Sally,
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Thanks for providing the Swedish book source of your project.  I found a
typed list (perhaps prepared as early as the 1950's) inserted in this book
with additional advice for the lace maker - in English - from the "Forlag: A/B
E.HOLMQVISTS EFTR. Arlov Sweden". Â Please bear in
Is there some reason why you wouldnât just finish it normally and sew it
together with a needle?
Devon
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I have found that setting up "magic threads" in the beginning allows you to
make a very clean and nearly invisible join at the end.
Clay Blackwell
Lynchburg, VA
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> On Oct 18, 2017, at 10:35 PM, Sally Jenkins wrote:
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> The joins will be mostly cloth
The joins will be mostly cloth stitch areas.
The picture of the finished crown can be seen in Knypplerskan by Inga-Lisa
Olsson, Vol. 3.
Thanks for taking an interest!
Sally
On Wed, Oct 18, 2017 at 7:24 PM, J Reardon wrote:
> It might help us to know what stitches you
It might help us to know what stitches you will be using at the beginning and
end, the areas that will join. Is it cloth stitch or an open work pattern?
Jean Reardon, Pennsylvania
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Subject: [lace] Joining ends of a crown
Greetings all,
I will soon be starting to make a Swedish wedding crown, but thought I'd
better know how to finish
Greetings all,
I will soon be starting to make a Swedish wedding crown, but thought I'd
better know how to finish it before I begin. It's about 28 pairs or so and
I think I'll work it on a block pillow. This means I'll have to unpin the
beginning at some point. Once I've reached the end, I have