Whatever happens to strike my fancy, but surely some sort of fiber content.
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4 Comments:That is a beautiful idea. I remember lace edged pillowcases that my granny made for my parents. I had them on my bed as a child.
By Such beautiful edgings! I see even more adornment in your future. It seems like the perfect thing to do on a lazy summer day.
I know that edging! I recognize it! I've done it to border a place-mate in a much younger era of my life. I've also knit something like it onto a very old shawl pattern... Great post thanks
By Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom] Monday, February 16, 2009 More LaceHmmm. Blogger and my ISP aren't talking nicely to each other so I'll take this window of opportunity to show off the next-to-the last of the lace samples. I have one more pattern I'm going to finish off - a more complex one - and then that will be it for the lace edging class photos.I sewed the ecru lace onto one end of the towel - I'm knitting the other lace on - same pattern, same size needles. This goes much slower and I tend to knit more loosely so it's using up more thread. Sewing it on is much easier to plan and to execute. I wouldn't knit it on again, but I'm glad I gave it a try.   I've thoroughly enjoyed exploring this fascinating bit of the knitting craft. I am so glad I sat down and did these bits. I am so wanting a set of elegant bedding now, all trimmed out in my own knitted lace. Sounds like a summer project to me. Off to visit the parents today - not much time to write and not a lot of inspiration either. After the most est perfect est of Saturdays the rest of the weekend has been a bit of a slide into ordinary. Guess I've just got the blues. posted by Bess | 7:05 AM |
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