The Jan Scarf is a stunning pattern in Torchon bobbin lace, featuring Roseground, Bias Ground, Cane Ground and Double Triangular Ground. The sample shown was made in Thai Silk 20/2 which produces a gentle drape and subtle sheen, really highlighting the delicate lace stitches. The lace pricking is 7" wide, you will get some shrinkage depending on the thread/wool you use, how tight a lacemaker you are and if you wet finish and block the scarf afterwards. The length is adjustable, the start and end sections measure approx 15" and there is a central repeatable section of 7.5" per section. PATTERN ONLY. This is a PDF Bobbin Lace Pattern digital download. No physical pattern or item will be sent. You will receive: - pattern pages with full size prickings which are the start, a repeatable middle section and the end, - close ups of the ground stitches used (but no working instructions), - a general information page, and - printing instructions. This Torchon bobbin lace pattern is not for the beginner; there are no detailed instructions or working diagrams. The lace maker needs to have existing knowledge of Torchon stitches and techniques and be confident at “reading” a pattern. Names of the stitches used to work the sample are given along with additional notes if there are particularly unusual features. The pattern gives an approx. number of bobbins needed and the name of the thread that was used to make the sample. Where stitches are referred to by name, for example triangular ground, this may be a different version of triangular ground than the one the lace maker is used to working. The Book of Bobbin Lace Stitches by Bridget M Cook and Geraldine Stott is recommended as an excellent reference book. PATTERN ONLY. This is a PDF Bobbin Lace Pattern digital download. No physical pattern or item will be sent. The description and photos form part of the listing. Once payment is made your PDF pattern will be placed into your Etsy account, located at the top right hand corner of your Etsy page. You may sell items that you've made with this pattern giving Christie WN credit for the design. You may not sell or distribute the pattern itself.
This is an optional kit for Smithsonian Associates Bobbin Lace Workshop with Karen Thompson. Students are welcome to use their own supplies. Kit includes: • An 18 or 20-inch firm cookie pillow, covered • 12 pairs of bobbins (24 bobbins) • 6 colors of DMC Perle 8 thread • Lacemaking pins. It is important they are all the same size • Pincushion • Bobbin holder for 12 pairs of bobbins • Two cover cloths (clean dishtowels will work) • Pricker or pricking vice with needle • Pusher/puller for pushing in or pulling out pins • 4-6 corsage or divider pins • An approximately 16-inch square of non-skid shelf liner for securing a lightweight pillow • The 45-page richly illustrated curriculum printed in loose-leaf format with the patterns and instructions • The patterns' “prickings” printed on light grey, blue or green 90 to 110 lbs. weight cardstock Shipping: Shipping within the United States is a flat $15 and to Canada is $20USD. We have a partner to ship you a kit in the UK, please email us at [email protected] for information.
The techniques of bobbin making give almost unlimited possibilities to carry out figures to which imagination and different ways of using the lace give motifs. This book contains a large number of patterns, which have arisen considering desires and needs of lacemakers, designed and worked by the author; laces on the walls, on the tables, for dresses and blouses. This book contains 64 patterns with prickings in all of them and 22 diagrams of techniques, which have been used in these laces. Language: finnish & english First published 1988 - third impression 1997 ISBN 951-99922-3-5
Learn Torchon Lace with Books by Ulrike Voelcker Book One Discover Torchon Each chapter gives pricking with an increasing level of difficulty. The basic knowledge is always in chapters 1-3, so the reader can concentrate on the content of these chapters without struggling without struggling with other difficulties. With the rare exceptions, the prickings require only 15-25 pairs. All prickings are printed in the same size. On the following pages you can find many threads options and the percentage necessary to copy the pattern and will allow you to use your favorite thread or what might be available. Chapter 1. Clothwork 2. Torchon Ground 3. Spiders 4. Scandinavian Ground 5. Roseground 6. Triangular Ground 7. Leaves and Tallies 8. Gimps 9. Decorations in Half Stitch 10. Grounds, Patterns, Colour 11. General Technique 12. Literature/Practical tips/Solutions Book Two Explore Torchon This part presents a collection of prickings: Shawls, Tablecloth and a small stitch sampler. These pricking do not exceed in complexity the techniques of the chapter in which they are found. Book Three Master Torchon This part is made for technically interested lacemakers who want to deepen their knowledge about the “what do we do, and how, and when and why?” This part is based on the part “Discover” but is separate from the part “explore. Here you will find tasks / homework/ exercises which will increase your understanding of the techniques with solutions. This portion contains references back to the pages describing the solutions to the problems. Further, there are many practical tips. Buy all 3 books together for $128.50 ** Please note if you add additional items from another listing the added shipping charge is only for the additional item added usually $.50 per item**
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Pricking a pattern may not be the sexiest part of lacemaking, but it’s got to be done. After a lot of trial and error, I have finally figured out what works for me. Here are te…
Includes index
Pricking a pattern may not be the sexiest part of lacemaking, but it’s got to be done. After a lot of trial and error, I have finally figured out what works for me. Here are te…
Handkerchief trimmed with bobbin lace in a pattern of ferns, English, 1864
Pricking a pattern may not be the sexiest part of lacemaking, but it’s got to be done. After a lot of trial and error, I have finally figured out what works for me. Here are te…
Here you can download the prickings of bobbin lace designd by Eeva-Liisa Kortelahti. The printable picture has been scanned from the original book, which is sold out. The PDF contains three pages with the pictures of the finished work and a pricking patterns. The pricking pattern does not contain work instructions. It is intended for a person who can make bobbin lace using a continuous bobbin lace technique. The number of pairs and thread recommendation is in the instructions. The print is 1:1 and includes a reference measurement of 5 cm. The print you will download certainly does not include text "The printable image is scanned from the original book, which is sold out", but it is a clear pricking pattern.
Here you can download the prickings of bobbin lace designd by Eeva-Liisa Kortelahti. The printable picture has been scanned from the original book, which is sold out. The PDF contains one page with a picture of the finished work and a pricking pattern. The pricking pattern does not contain work instructions. It is intended for a person who can make bobbin lace using a continuous bobbin lace technique. The number of pairs and thread recommendation is in the instructions. The print is 1:1 and includes a reference measurement of 5 cm. The print you will download certainly does not include text "The printable image is scanned from the original book, which is sold out", but it is a clear pricking pattern.
Bobbin Lace Braid by Gilian Dye $24.50 Book covers Equipment, Basic techniques, Basic braids and variations, straight braids, Curved Angles, Patterned Braids and Edgings, Torchon Lace, Additional techniques, trimmings, motifs and accessories. 76 prickings included Copies are in new condition - pictured was a used copy we had ** Please note if you add additional items from another listing the added shipping charge is only for the additional item added usually $.50 per item**
36 Pages. In these days of modernization, making lace by hand has become a dying art. If you have ever held a piece of hand-made lace in your hand, you will know that there is a vast difference between these beautiful hand-formed laced and those that are mass produced - there is no comparison to the real thing! This book contains detailed instruction to make Bobbin Lace, including detailed instructions and diagrams, as well as many pictures of the gorgeous finished laces. PLEASE NOTE - there are NO lace prickings in this book, just written instructions. The Priscilla series of books is the best place to start if you want to learn a vintage craft, or to brush up on your skills to master one that you already know. A wealth of valuable information! PDF BOOK REPRODUCTION
Here you can download the prickings of bobbin lace designed by Eeva-Liisa Kortelahti. The printable picture has been scanned from the original book, which is sold out. The PDF contains two pages with a picture of the finished work and a pricking pattern + foreword of the book and some diagrams. The pricking pattern does not contain work instructions. It is intended for a person who can make bobbin lace using a continuous bobbin lace technique. The number of pairs and thread recommendation is in the instructions. The print is 1:1 and includes a reference measurement of 5 cm. The print you will download certainly does not include text "The printable image is scanned from the original book, which is sold out", but it is a clear pricking pattern.
74 Pages. (PDF - EBook - Digital Download) This book is an excellent study tool for the lace maker to use to hone their craft. Widely illustrated, with excellent detail - this book will lead you step by step through the process of making ten different laces. The unpricked patterns are included to make Fan Pattern, Cat's Face, Ring Pattern, Honeycomb Fan, True Lovers' Knot, Enlarged Honeycomb Pattern, Buckinghamshire Pattern, Floral Design, Lovely Insertion, and French Ground Laces. Each of these patterns are incorporated into lessons in this book, with many diagrams and detailed instruction. It is like having a teacher sit beside you while you learn your stitches! Contents of this book include: •Introduction •Apparatus for Lacemaking •To Begin a Pattern •Fan Pattern •To Work Honeycomb Filling •"Cat's Face" •Ring Pattern •Honeycomb Fan •The Lover's Knot •A Wide Honeycomb Pattern •A Fine Old Bucks Pattern •A Floral Pattern •An Insertion •French Ground •Varieties of Lace •On Teaching Lace Making •Pricking Parchments
Pricking a pattern may not be the sexiest part of lacemaking, but it’s got to be done. After a lot of trial and error, I have finally figured out what works for me. Here are te…
Pricking a pattern may not be the sexiest part of lacemaking, but it’s got to be done. After a lot of trial and error, I have finally figured out what works for me. Here are te…
Pricking a pattern may not be the sexiest part of lacemaking, but it’s got to be done. After a lot of trial and error, I have finally figured out what works for me. Here are te…
74 Pages. (PDF - EBook - Digital Download) This book is an excellent study tool for the lace maker to use to hone their craft. Widely illustrated, with excellent detail - this book will lead you step by step through the process of making ten different laces. The unpricked patterns are included to make Fan Pattern, Cat's Face, Ring Pattern, Honeycomb Fan, True Lovers' Knot, Enlarged Honeycomb Pattern, Buckinghamshire Pattern, Floral Design, Lovely Insertion, and French Ground Laces. Each of these patterns are incorporated into lessons in this book, with many diagrams and detailed instruction. It is like having a teacher sit beside you while you learn your stitches! Contents of this book include: •Introduction •Apparatus for Lacemaking •To Begin a Pattern •Fan Pattern •To Work Honeycomb Filling •"Cat's Face" •Ring Pattern •Honeycomb Fan •The Lover's Knot •A Wide Honeycomb Pattern •A Fine Old Bucks Pattern •A Floral Pattern •An Insertion •French Ground •Varieties of Lace •On Teaching Lace Making •Pricking Parchments
Bobbin lace book by Bridget M. Cook $39.50 - $45.00 Building Torchon Lace Patterns - Out of Print & Used with light shelf ware Soft cover or Hardback book written in 4 languages including English - Starts with a Key to diagrams and prickings, then moves into 2 samples and 27 patterns "designs". All patterns have a colored thread diagram, picture of finished lace and also some have mutiple sizes/variations of the same pattern ** Please note if you add additional items from another listing the added shipping charge is only for the additional item added usually $.50 per item**
