July began with more bobbin lace making, this time a circular torchon designed by Ann Margaret Keller, my wonderful bobbin lace teacher. Working with black cotton threads makes it more difficult to see what I’m doing compared to using white or other lighter colours; therefore, I relied heavily on daylight to create the piece. This pattern required 13 pairs of bobbins, and the high-quality black threads were from Fil au Chinois, available at Maison Sajou in Paris.
Puiming | Textile Art 