I then decided to use it for my lace-mmm, different. I hope to finish this as soon as I am able as I am intrigued as to how it will feel.
Friday, 9 January 2009
What If? lace experiment continues
This post was to be published around the time of my accident but got forgotten about. Some time ago I blogged about using this thread with my embellisher.
I then decided to use it for my lace-mmm, different. I hope to finish this as soon as I am able as I am intrigued as to how it will feel.
I then decided to use it for my lace-mmm, different. I hope to finish this as soon as I am able as I am intrigued as to how it will feel.
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17 comments:
OOOOOOOOO this is ABsoLUTEly WOW!! LOVE the effect!
This is gorgeous! Love, love, love it!
Gorgeous! What was the slubby yarn like to work with tension wise?
It looks beautiful Sue.
Glorious jewel tones!
Gorgeous - that yarn is beautiful. It looks so complicated to do.
Yes, it's just gorgeous. I love the photos of the yarn wound on the bobbins :-)
Gorgeous yarn. Can't wait to see it finished.
This thread is beautiful. Using it in lace making is such a good idea.
Hi Sue
Is that sari yarn that you're using? The colours are really lovely, they look wonderful on the lace bobbins.
Absolutely fabulous, I love it ! Used to do bobbin lace with my grandma when I was a child, but she used plain white thread, not this fabulous one !
Wow! Amazing!
Wow, this is absolutely fantastic!
Cheers,
Weird
Wow.... it looks great!
Greetings Pe
It would never have occurred to me to yse this yarn this way - you are brilliant - it worked up beautifully.
ooks very inusual. Is this woool?
hi, in answer to your question this is fine wool yarn that I bought very cheapley a few years ago but never got round to using.Thank you for all your comments.
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