Louise Colgan
This video provides instruction in the techniques that make Milanese Lace so unique. Scrolling tapes highlighted by decorative stitches are characteristic elements that define the Milanese style.Lacemakers will have the chance to learn a combination of traditional and innovative skills applied in a motif format using coloured threads.Key techniques covered are: how to work four different Decorative Braids, Tight-Point and Scroll Turns, Turning-Stitches, Adding Pairs, Back-Stitch, Sewings, Setting up at a Point, and Bundle &Tie Finishing.A Hummingbird design is used to teach these lessons. The pattern is suitable for those new to Milanese or for anyone wishing to gain more expertise with essential skills.A small heart pattern is included with the printed materials for additional practice.Running time: 3 hr 30 min
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