Caneground Bookmark (DIGITAL FILE)

This is a digital download in PDF format. The instructions are provided in English.
Introducing the beautiful stitch called caneground. This bookmark enables you to learn the stitch in a safe, familiar surrounding of basic torchon stitches. You can therefore concentrate on the ‘new to you' stitch.
Caneground is best showcased in a ground setting, hence the cluster of 9 in this pattern. Once you have mastered the stitch, you can incorporate it in many existing patterns that use the cluster of 9 spiders (aka compound spiders).. Bobbin lace pattern designed by Australian lacemaker Jenny Brandis.

Pairs and Threads:
26 pairs of bobbins with threads of 25-40wpc (Wrap Per Centimetre of between 25 and 40) Making it extremely possible that you will be able to use some of your existing thread stash.

Elements and stitches used:

• Half stitch (CT) footside from a point
• Cloth stitch (CTC) narrow trail
• Caneground cluster
• Simple cloth stitch (CTC) fans
• Half stitch (CT) blocks
• Half stitch to fringing finish
• Blocking the finished bookmark

What’s inside the PDF:

• Pattern in two sizes
• Step by step working diagrams for featured elements
• Detailed written instructions to match the step by step working diagrams
• Photos both overall and elements
• International Colour Coded (ICC) working diagrams
• May include links to online video tutorials by Jenny Brandis to complement the instructions
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Printing Requirements:
The pattern/s are provided electronically in PDF format in US letter size.
If printing onto A4 size paper please print the pricking page/s ‘Actual Size’ to ensure the prickings are printed the right size.

What you will receive:
8 page PDF – Caneground Bookmark.pdf

Disclaimer:
Please note that this is a digital download only. All sales are final and no refunds are available for digital items. For personal use only