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Lucet
Workshop
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This
month we were taken through the techniques possible on the Lucet.
Rachel Hardy living
in The Netherlands, was our
tutor and taught us how to use this two pronged tool for making strong
cords with little stretch.
Many variations made discovering this technique a lot of fun and
several alternative lucets were invented.
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Photos
by: Rachel Hardy,
Enschede,
The Netherlands
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The
cord is made with own spun, bulky yarn
Ineke van der Heijden,
Goor, The Netherlands |
This
lucet is made from a twig
Jean Mounter, Lincolnshire, UK |
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A Dutch craft tool for children Marja Heuvelman,
Dalen, The Netherlands
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An alternative lucet Heather Adamson,
Winnipeg, Canada
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Two twigs, bound together
Jean Mounter, Lincolnshire, UK
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Braid samples
Cecilia Manson,
Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland
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Stitches were picked up from the basic cord
and knitted
Anne Elizabeth Silk,
Prince Edward Island, Canada |
Necklace and earrings
Rachel Hardy,
Enschede, The Netherlands |
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Lucet
bag, weaving together 2 cords
Teresinha Roberts,
Birmingham, UK
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Different techniques Rachel
Hardy,
Enschede,
The Netherlands
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Fabric
strips were used to make a cord and this cord
was
used to make a rug
Rachel Hardy,
Enschede, The Netherlands

Lucet
rug
Sue Pyper,
Sussex, UK
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Lucet
belt
Sue Salustri,
Essex, UK
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