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By working Tuck stitches along with some needles out of work
you can make up some nice tuck lace
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Back side while on the machine
Here is a picture of the back and front after steaming (I like the scallop sides), click on picture to see full size
Number sheets in excel format, 9mm and 6.5mm
Number sheets in Open Office format, 9mm and 6.5mm
Tuck Lace 5
Here is the chart I used in the Tuck Lace 5, each box with a dot in it would be the needle you pull to HP, all empty boxes would be Stockinet Knit stitches. Keep repeating for as long as you want
If you are punching a punch card, then you would reverse the boxes, the ones that have no dot in them would be punched but the boxes with the dots in them will not be punched
Here is another Tuck Stitch
This chart is actually shown for the punch card, so if you are manually selecting needles out to HP, then the boxes with no dots in them would be those needles. Of course this is 12 stitches wide so if for the standard or brother bulky machines, just double up the stitches
