I put in a few rounds on the EGA GCC Beginning Teneriffe Lace. (Largest piece in the center - top) Using ecru No. 70 DMC Cordonnet Special. Knotted, snagged, twisted. I ended up cutting off some of the fiber to make the length easier to deal with. And found a longer needle to use for the weaving. Next round - knots.
I am using Lizbeth Size 10, Col. 646. (Yes, I like this lilac color A LOT). 
Class III. I started 3 more stitches on the sampler -- and will complete them before next week. (our last class). There are 2 patterns -- a Lace Medallion and a butterfly. 
The kit has fiber; however, I'm using Lizbeth, Size 20, Col. 159 -- the kit comes with white fiber to complete four patterns.
White DMC #80. It is a start of the practice piece.
Finished. 
Venetian Picot & Bullion Picot.
Zig Zag layer.
Scallop edge + Couronnes.
Trying to make them equal in size.
Interesting edge
They decorate the padding around the needle lace sections. Imagine that.
A whole chapter on decorations and couronnes. Diagrams, photos, how-to's. I guess once you have learned the basics, you can make it your 'own'.
Yes, still on the Gros Point (left) and started the Halas (right) sampler. I'm using DMC size 80 for both of the samplers. Two different classes - two different needlelace styles. I have some homework on the Halas before the next class (Tuesday). Couching the design & finishing up the first two rectangles on the sampler. 
Green: DMC #80, Color 954. Next - padding the outlines.
These are all the practice pieces and class patterns. More listed on the Lace Museum,
