A true beauty for an elegant setting. Carol's Lyra graces her dining room table; the dark wood of the table and that gorgeous chair certainly accentuate the Lyra's delicate features.
posted by Rosemarie Buchanan | 4:51 p.m.
Lyra Learning Group
We are a group of about 55 lace knitters from around the world, knitting Herbert Neibling's "Lyra". Thanks goes to Helen Eisler, owner of the Knitted Lace List, to which all Lyra knitters in this group belong. This blog is written, edited, and published by Rosemarie Buchanan, 8 year member of the Knitted Lace List. All images and text in this blog are protected by copyright laws. Permission must be sought, and given, to use anything from this blog.
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Tuesday, July 12, 2005
A true beauty for an elegant setting. Carol's Lyra graces her dining room table; the dark wood of the table and that gorgeous chair certainly accentuate the Lyra's delicate features.
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