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17/1/2021 0 Comments

Pillow Lace Book 2 by Margaret Hamer

Publisher : Self Published
Pillow Lace Book 2 by Margaret Hamer
Second in a series of books by Margaret Hamer printed in the mid 1970s.
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This book moves on to further techniques in the Bedfordshire family of laces, including leaves and trails
What works well?
  • This very short book is aimed at the beginner, however, it works through the basic stitches and foot side fast and moves straight into plaited laces.
Anything that we need to take into consideration?​
  • Worth picking up from curiosity only as there are a number of the more comprehensive books available for learning without a teacher
  • This book comes with a page of prickings, you should confirm that it is included with the book before purchasing.
  • This book is out of print, but comes up regularly on eBay
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