We are happy to announce the 2022 SprangLady Subscription: sprang lace.

The 2021 subscription featured twelve different sprang structures. The subscription included were patterns for a Mobius neckscarf, a pair of fingerless mittens, and a hat. You are encouraged to make a small piece of sprang, using the directions for that structure. Measuring carefully, and slotting those measurements into the formulae in the pattern, you can personalize the patterns. You could end up with 12 different sprang neckscarves … or pairs of fingerless mittens, or hats. The subscription also gets you a monthly invitation to a Zoom meeting where you can ask your sprang questions.


It’s not too late. The 2021 sprang structures will be there for a long time. Sign up now and you are free to binge through the various sprang structures. 
Click here for the 2021 Subscription

The topic for 2022 will be sprang lace. There will be at least one new sprang lace pattern each month. Again in 2022 you are welcome to apply the lace pattern to the making of a Mobius neckscarf, a pair of fingerless mittens, or a hat.

In the pattern-testing phase of Carol creating her sprang lace books, one tester repeatedly made the sprang lace patterns into squares that were the right size for her windows. Enchanted with the idea, Carol has added the window-square idea to the list of options included in the 2022 SprangLady subscription.

Click here for the 2022 Subscription

The SprangLady subscriptions never run out. Each $120 subscription gives you access to one year of patterns, and endless once-a-month on-line Zoom chats. The starting topic each month will be the pattern for that month, but once those questions have been spent, the discussion is open to a variety of sprang topics.
 

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