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I was going to mend this huge hole in a lace shawl I knitted ages ago.

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    I was going to mend this huge hole in a lace shawl I knitted ages ago. Thought I put it into a moth proof container, but no. Started to pick off the bits moths leave behind and found a vast number of weakened or severed threads all over this thing!
    Then I thought: d'you know what, life's too short, not doing that. I'll chuck it.
    Because I realised that I didn't wear it for a reason: the bright colour doesn't go with most my things - why spend ages fixing something I won't use?

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      I was going to mend this huge hole in a lace shawl I knitted ages ago. Thought I put it into a moth proof container, but no. Started to pick off the bits moths leave behind and found a vast number of weakened or severed threads all over this thing!
      Then I thought: d'you know what, life's too short, not doing that. I'll chuck it.
      Because I realised that I didn't wear it for a reason: the bright colour doesn't go with most my things - why spend ages fixing something I won't use?

      #knitting

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      I don't recall what the name of the pattern was. I'm pretty sure it's a Niebling design. Next time I make this I'll do a couple of repeats less. I think eight was too many - if I had blocked this it might have expanded to a full circle. Or maybe even overlapped!
      For me, lace shawls often get too big, which is quite weird. There's one that I wear more like a cape than a shawl. Well, a small cape.
      What a silly problem to have.
      Might try making one with gossamer yarn and really thin needles.

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        I don't recall what the name of the pattern was. I'm pretty sure it's a Niebling design. Next time I make this I'll do a couple of repeats less. I think eight was too many - if I had blocked this it might have expanded to a full circle. Or maybe even overlapped!
        For me, lace shawls often get too big, which is quite weird. There's one that I wear more like a cape than a shawl. Well, a small cape.
        What a silly problem to have.
        Might try making one with gossamer yarn and really thin needles.

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        I'm fascinated watching bobbin lace making videos on YouTube. I started watching those by several Italian lace makers, they do such lovely work and the visuals are clear enough so you can see what they're doing. I think I'm picking up on some of the vocabulary in use that's where the list from the above post comes from. I hope I got it right. Can anyone confirm or correct the list?

        I particularly enjoy videos from The LaceMaker Diary:
        https://youtu.be/rrRPrAlA2-g?si=AIlvQQtaecF0pGQl

        #BobbinLace #merlettoatombolo

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