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thank you so much!! i will defenetly post the photo....
You are right... you have understood the method... is it what you were used to make?
Hi Teri, i'm really glad that you are asking me some questions!! you can ask me what ever you want. yes after the green plastic i put a paper which is really think but at the same time is strong, it could seems like plastic but it's not... it's just paper.. you can adopt tracing paper and it prevents to stain the lace because some times it could happen that the ink of the photocopy can trasfer on the thread... yes... i' sorry that on the sacola video my hands cover the movement... next time i'll try another position to film the work... my methos is really simple, actually. i make a simple stitch and then i twist it before the end of it... maybe you can see that at the end of the video... which show more.. me too i'm always hungry for knowledge.
thank you so much, i really appreciate all comments on my video... i'm learning too, so it can be really helpful hearing from others..
Hi Ten Dow!!! Thank you for asking!!! yes, this is how the structure of Italian Burano Needle lace is prepared... i've had already tryed the method you have descripted and if you can add the right tension is wonderful.. but the sewing machine can provide a really good tension and structure of the outline and i think that's faster than making that by hand...even though i enjoy it too.. i have to say that i follow the book of Ombretta Panese, as a BIBLE, all i can do and i will learn is because of her. about the second question, i can assure you that this method won't weaken the structure of the lace, because if the machine provide the right tension the work will be perfect. just see the works of Ombretta panese, she uses this method too.
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