Thanks, Pene. I've sent all the information from everyone on to the
enquirer.
There is also a simpler seahorse in Gil Dye's booklet on Alphabet Lace
Sue
suebabbs...@gmail.com
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From: "Penelope Piip" <p...@eggo.org>
To: "J Reardon" <j...@zoominternet.net>; "Sue Babbs"
<suebabbs...@gmail.com>; k...@wirelace.net
Cc: "Arachne" <lace@arachne.com>
Sent: 9/19/2021 3:52:16 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] Anyone know where this Seahorse came from?
Hi, No I didn't use Lia's pattern as I made the seahorse ~2010 and took it to
Cannes OIDFA Congress in 2012.
I modified the Bedfordshire pattern by Japanese lacemaker Keiko Takekawa. I
wanted a fanned dorsal fin. The pattern is on page 39 in LACE #101 (January
2001).
And LACE #99 has 2 bookmarks with seahorse motifs (pages 30-31). There are
other seashore motifs in that issue, including a seahorse and shell within a
shell pattern on page 35.
It's interesting when you look at images of seahorses some have different
kinds of dorsal fins & some have none. And I do know that it is the male that
carries the eggs until they hatch.
Penelope Piip
In Tartu, Estonia, where the leaves are changing colour very quickly.
On 18/09/2021 23:56, J Reardon wrote:
I found it! Fall 2015 vol.36 #1
Jean Reardon, western PA
On Sep 18, 2021, at 4:50 PM, J Reardon <j...@zoominternet.net> wrote:
It was published in the Bulletin on page 35 but I didn’t write down
the issue. Sorry! Yes, it is by Lia B.
Jean
<Hello, I have seen a bobbin lace seahorse on Pinterest labelled Arachne
2003 https://www.pinterest.com/pin/322640760804044378/
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