At 03:40 PM 4/15/99 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi to all,
>
>I hope that for the Millenium end, I can finish my big project, Tapestry
>Sampler.
>That is the first time that I begin a linen project and I don't know where
>to begin.
Angela,
On linen, the biggest hint I can give you is start next to a vertical
thread. This is hard to describe, but when you look at the weave, put you
needle up in a hole that is to the lower left of a thread going up and down,
with the long part on top of the linen. In other words, bring your needle
out right next to a place where the vertical thread has come from behind to
go over the horizontal thread.
>I try becouse it is very beautiful and huge.
>This is the project that I've taken out of my work box and I believe that
>it'll good on my bedroom wall. I hope to have the patience to end it and to
>get my needle and start stitching becouse this is a period that I cannot
>work, I don't know why, maybe the Spring.
I've been in a work slump too. I don't know if it's the spring, or due to
the fact that the part of the project I'm working on right now is boring!!
Take a few days off, then start your new project, and you'll come right out
of the slump.
Alison
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