• @isaacgreene I guess neither? It’s all woven with bobbins and then you use pins to hold it in place. I’ll add the closest thing to a process photo that I have (though in a new post since I can’t add a photo to a reply)

  • @paulrobertlloyd wow, some really beautiful photos!

  • @elliotlovegrove @ablerism also, surprisingly mathematical! A lacemaker I know teaches a class on lace making at Johns Hopkins, and she says her (mostly science-focused) students really get into it and thrive

  • @ablerism thanks! I took an incredible online starter class (which I will always take the chance to plug—it’s the “12-Hour Introduction” at the bottom of the page here) and it’s more doable than you might think

  • @tracydurnell not intentional, but I see it. :) I have always liked winding linear designs like this—which means I’ve also always appreciated that kind of dragon!

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