Bonjour à tous, j'aime beaucoup les fonds de Véronika, je suis en train d'étudier l'un des fonds, à partir de la photo : https://www.flickr.com/photos/veronika_irvine/17069922618/ je m'adresse particu

Hi all, Found that Jo and I already did some work on hexagons. hexagonal (not sure if the ground itself is copyrighted, so no picture) Groetjes van Marian

Hello I used to tell that GF did only two pair stitches and could not do three pair stitches. To my surprise someday Marian Tempels came up with a pattern that looked much like a three pair star. Thou

Hi all In the discussion on three paired joins, we noticed, that Groundforge can not do lazy joins. This may be done by introducing reverse-twists and reverse-joins. Of course, no hurry, no pressure.

New Comment on Issue #50 By veronika ( https://github.com/veronika ) : Lately, I have been curious why you rarely see CC in a lace ground. For example, this Rose ground variation seems interesting: ht

The Tessalace index and Whiting index are now in separate github projects and they have their own TOC (Table Of Content) in their side bars. Now we (indeed, not just me) can split the huge pages into

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In fact GF doesn't have much trouble with pairs going up, at least I think. There are just not enough letters in the alphabet to put all the options in the cheat sheet to support more directions and a

Hi Gibritte I thought of this ground too while reading all these wonderful solutions! It is called "Torchon Star" in Cook and Stott's book " The book of bobbin lace stitches". It is a ground that has

We still have to learn how the group exactly works. 1: don't repeat the original message, or just a small relevant snippet to provide context. 2: Pay attention to the subject line. Otherwise the messa