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Teneriffe
lace
is a needle weaving technique requiring a
frame or a form in addition to thread and needle. In
its
most common form, small motifs are first made and
these are later joined together for the final piece.
It has
openwork with the delicacy and patterns recalling the
fine tracery of a spider's web. Pattern books includes
a discussion of tools and materials, basic instructions,
plus many pages of patterns and designs from the
early 1900s. |
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Classes are offered during the
winter season at the Craft Shop.
Pattern Books, Floss color chart
and price list will be coming soon.
If you are looking for more
information on this craft
fell free to contact Cora
or Donna at
928 927-5944
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Teneriffee Lace
... also known as sol lace, it is made
by winding thread as spokes onto a wheel or form then with
a needle and thread, weaving in and out of the spokes to form
patterns.
The motifs are usually joined together. |
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