Lou Woo - A Lace Rosarium & How To Work A Rose Ground Torchon Bobbin Lace Stitch

[@blah607]

brilliant. Thank you. Clearest on youtube :) x

[@LouWoo]

Thank you.

[@BobGarrett66]

Another amazing video Lou! The explanations you provide as you show how the stitch is done is invaluable. It goes a long way to developing an understanding of the process involved in creating the various types of rose ground. The explanation of how the threads move through the gimp was very helpful. Thanks again!!

[@LouWoo]

Thank you. I hope the next ones work out as well, they are a different way of working rose ground and will hopefully show you that changing the design is an option.

[@LouWoo]

You are very welcome. Glad that it all makes sense.

[@annedavis3340]

3:17 I think it would be rather interesting to have a video with the at least 16 variations on a roseground, having them all beside each other would be nice, I think. Anyway that was intriguing 😊 Thank you

[@LouWoo]

It would be a good way of seeing all the different rose grounds together.

[@annedavis3340]

@@LouWoo thanks for the video, it was excellent

[@LouWoo]

@ Thank you.

[@margarethastings6010]

Hi Lou, thank you so very much for this podcast, I’ve always avoided pattern with Roseground and gimp, as I couldn’t understand how they were done, but you explained it so well, I’m going to give it a try, looking forward to your next podcast,

[@LouWoo]

Hello, that is brilliant, I am so glad as both of these techniques are just so pretty. There are more videos to come and one that explains how to finish your gimp thread. Please share your lace and if you have any questions then please do ask. Thank you.

[@terrybailey2769]

tried to purchase this on you website however something keeps going wrong with the order and it says there is an error with the payment, however it has not requested a payment?