A Lace Endented
The only difference between this braid and "A broad lace" [t2] is that C is taken through two loops rather than one, turning a flat braid into a round cord.
This braid and "A lace bastonne" [t6] are color variations of "A lace common round" [t3]. All three are worked the same way.
Take five loops in two colors, and place them on the following fingers:
Color 1: A C left, and B right
Color 2: B left and C right
Work with the
right hand:
A goes through B C right, and takes the loop on C left reversed.
Lower the left loops.
Work with the
left hand:
A goes through B C left, and takes the loop on C right reversed.
Lower the right loops.
Repeat from the beginning.
Tollemache 7
A lace endented.
Take 3 bows of one color and set them on A and C left and on B right and 2 bows of another color on B left and on C right and work as in the round lace of 5 bows
[t3].
Harleian 7
For to make a lace endented.
Take 3 bows of one color and set on A and C of the left hand and also B of the right hand, and 2 bows of another color, and set on B of the left hand and C of the right hand, and work in the manner of the round lace of 5 bows
[h3].
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