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Hi, everyone,I went to Italy for a family vacation a few weeks ago. Of course I had to go to Burano! I made a short video of a lacemaker in the Museo del Merletto: …Continue

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"Have you seen this blog? Wonderful work! https://zen.yandex.ru/id/5c6e106b0708ca00c1d47be9 It's in Russian, but you can translate it if you're using Chrome."

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What kind of needle lace do you make, and how long have you been making it?: I've dabbled in Puncetto, oya, Armenian lace, and Romanian point

What kind or kinds of needle lace do you want to learn?: Punto in Aria

Tell us about your other lace related interests.: I also tat and make bobbin lace.

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At 6:18pm on September 8, 2013, Selena Marie Joosten said…: So sorry to inconvenience you about this but i really do love your site. If the problem is not able to be fixed I will be OK just visiting the site from time to time.

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At 11:58am on April 16, 2011, Avital said…: Hi, Onna, the loops are quite tight. It takes some practice to get the loops small, yet big enough that you can stick a needle through them. Keep practicing! When I started my loops were too big. If you try solid areas first, before squares, you'll see the correct tension more easily because it's meant to be quite solid, not open and lacy. Good luck!

At 9:13am on April 16, 2011, Onna Addis said…: I just love your work , Avital. Do you know how to write out patterns for these?

I am curious on the one big square that has 4 squares in it. do you keep the stitches like the large loops in in ascii show or are they actually tighter? are the loops just large to show you where to put the next st.? I tried it loopy and mine was a mess. HELP!! lol

thank you so much ,

Onna :onnasworld@yahoo.com