If you landed here it’s because you’re curious about Studio notebook: why you should keep one. I’ll tell you what I know, no rush.
I always look for technical clarity, good photos and varied patterns. If a book has all three, I win If you fancy, I’ll leave 5 essential books to start with bobbin lace.
Reviewing a book is a service: there are many, and finding your way isn’t always easy.
What matters¶
- A5 ring notebook, firm paper.
- Pen, pencil, markers.
- Adhesive corners for samples.
- Rulers and angle template.
How to choose¶
- Note every project: thread, pairs, pins, time.
- Glue small samples of each technique.
- Document errors and solutions.
- Write down pattern sources and authors.
How to care for it¶
- If you don’t document, you forget.
- The notebook improves with the years.
- It’s the best technical legacy for whoever learns with you.
If you can’t find it, this works¶
Here is what matters, without going on too long.
Nearby¶
Nothing more for today. The folks at Encaixe have courses and materials; whenever you fancy going in-person, they’ll treat you well.