Grid Manipulation
Grid Manipulation: Exploring New Possibilities in Lace Design In lace making, patterns are usually created by changing the stitches that go on the grid. I recently started wondering—what would happen […]
Grid Manipulation: Exploring New Possibilities in Lace Design In lace making, patterns are usually created by changing the stitches that go on the grid. I recently started wondering—what would happen […]
Now You Don’t: Creating Invisible Lace with Fishing Line I’m always on the lookout for new ways to push the boundaries of lace making, and this project was no exception. […]
So much half-stitch lace – about 9 feet of it. I am happy to finally get into the lace design of the center panel. Thankfully, since I spent a lot […]
One of the lessons on The Adventurous Lacemakers is a lace making technique that is simple, yet innovative. Using the tulle stitch (CTTT) and two colors of thread, each pin-hole […]
During one of my presentations for The Adventurous Lacemakers group, I was asked to write up a pattern for the IOLI Bulletin of the interwoven tatting pattern I created. While […]
After my first design, I wanted to do something bigger. My daughter is a budding entomologist and participated in a Bee Survey through the Arapahoe County Extension office, so maybe […]
There is so much more to tell you about my lacemaking journey, but I want to catch you up-to-date. I promise, I will periodically post about past classes and bobbin […]