Apparently, when Jane Austen's brother was home on leave, he would work fringe. [link]
(I don't want to lose this link - some day all will be clear.)
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good link. when i made the fringe for the lace chuppah, i used a crochet hook for the first row and then just tied knots. i wonder if using the hook saves time? either way, it looks good. i love the diamond shapes created with rows of knots.
ReplyDeleteLove that it is Jane's brother! Where all the groovy men of yesteryear?
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