It's been a year of study for one weavers small group. A year to learn about the structure; a year to see how different yarns and colors interact and then there are the meetings when members show off their weaving talents. It's a time when critiques are given and the learning continues.
Friday, December 4, 2009
The LACE Has It!
It's been a year of study for one weavers small group. A year to learn about the structure; a year to see how different yarns and colors interact and then there are the meetings when members show off their weaving talents. It's a time when critiques are given and the learning continues.
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So what makes lace lace? I thought it was that space was left in the weft, but some of the pictures don't seem to have any space.
ReplyDeleteAccording to Wikipedia: A true lace is created when a thread is looped, twisted or braided to other threads independently from a backing fabric
ReplyDeleteA couple of the photos show the back of the woven lace and there aren't any 'holes' created