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Knitting lace or open patterns is best with a certain tool called a lace needle. Although it looks rather large under the macro lens, it is a smaller and sharper tipped needle that helps the knitter manipulate the yarn into beautiful lace patterns.
ODC-Lace(s)
I love the colour combination in this photo. I think the red on the runner goes well with the dove grey credenza.
SSC - Crossed
It has been a busy week!
Luckily I had this small piece of Jen's lace to hand and perchance I believe it fits the brief perfectly!
For Monday...
Busy here at the moment, we're getting our bathroom renovated so the house is full of plumbers and builders and banging and crashing and sawing......I'm looking forward to the end result :-)
wished to make some changes in my home so I'e decided to decorate my mantel with an old lace I found some years ago in a flea market.
For Macro Monday........The First Letter of My Name.......Lorna
This lace is a scrap from my daughter's wedding dress, a Chantilly style of netted lace. The couching apparently was hand sewn.
"I consider lace to be one of the prettiest imitations ever made of the fantasy of nature; lace always evokes for me those incomparable designs which the branches and leaves of trees embroider across the sky, and I do not think that any invention of the human spirit could have a more graceful or precise origin."
- Coco Chanel
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Amo renda! Acho tão feminina e delicada que depois de muito tempo pesquisando um modelo de blusa legal consegui fazer a minha avó costurar uma pra mim *-* E ainda pedi pra vó fazer uma gola peter-pan pra ela (amo demais essas golas!). Esse foi o resultado final, e eu amei!
Ps: queria ter uma parede colorida aqui no apartamento porque daí apareceria mais a blusa :/
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Obrigada por tudo,pessoal!
The mural refers to the history of the former Gustaw Geyer factory located next door. The mural is a 100% reflection of traditional bobbin lace. The author is a Polish artist -NeSpoon. Łódź, Poland