March 17, 1995, 9:17 p.m. (Message 1347, in reply to message 1346)
On Fri, 17 Mar 1995, Peter Hastings wrote: > I have a collection of cribs (cheat sheets whatever) which I have put > together for my own use. A friend of mine was looking at it recently and > pointed out that I had used the terms "cross down (up) and cast up (off)" > and "half figure of 8" completely interchangeably. She thought that the > term "cross down (up)" implied that hands were given whereas "half figure > of 8" implied that they were not. Since these cribs are occasionally used > by other people, I would hate to sow confusion when I could avoid it. > Peter, Yes half a figure of eight is done without hands (usually), and cross down is done (usually) right hand in right hand. I would recommend that you adjust your notes. Sorry. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Priscilla Burrage (xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx) Vermont USA (xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.xxx)