Speaking about Finger looping don’t forget Margareten Spitze.
Ilske
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I went on a tour and talk at The Royal School of Needlework a few years ago it
was a wonderful afternoon, the restoration work they were carrying out was
spectacular and how they save old pieces was an eye opener to me. If you get
the chance do visit you won't be disappointed.
Sue M Harvey
Don't overlook places such as Grainger and Harbor Freight.
I just checked the Harbor Freight catalog and found a
clip-on loupe that leaves me determined to *finally* get
around to checking out their new store at 250 E.
So far, I've been getting along well with 3.5 reading
glasses from the dollar
Speaking from the “I don’t know what I don’t know department”, would it be
helpful to know the fiber content of Devon’s example? And can we distinguish
between Devon’s braid & other flat braids? Finger loop braiding is still
practiced in South America—Peru & Bolivia in particular (??).
Thank you Karen! At Cornell, I would expect to find them at the Mann Library
among good company. For the uninitiated, this place is a fairyland of lace
books & periodicals, many OOP. It is worth a visit if you attend Ithaca Lace
Day in October! For the last few years, I have made it my
Oops, forgot to mention—perhaps Kogin is considered a diaper pattern? Perhaps
Jeri knows the answer? Susan
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