Hi Everyone, My name is Joseph, and I am new here.
I'm a 21 year old veteran crafter, I love working with anything that can be
transformed into a beautiful product.
I have been learning bobbin lace for several months, after wanting to try it
for many years.
I live in a small town in South
Yes the list has been quiet recently. I get the digest version, and there
has been quite a gap since the last one.
With regard to the Lace Guilds Publications, - Although we don't want the
list to be filled with the "Me too" type messages, it would be nice if one
person could mention when a UK
Hello fellow Arachneans,
I'm coming to London for a few days next July. I have a number of things I
want to squeeze in, but I thought it might be fun to have an informal
gathering of the close-to-or-within-London members of Arachne since I
expect there are lots of lace groups in the immediate
I think as others have said we are all busy - I'm currently away from home, at
the preserved railway in Porthmadog where I'm a volunteer shedmaster, because
I've organised a lacemaking weekend here to raise funds (ie tomorrow and
Sunday) for the railway. I've not had the chance to make much lace
I too have been busy clearing my pillows for a week's course of Cantu next
week, after going to Le Puy for their annual couvige.You can see some
photos here: https://goo.gl/photos/sAaZnvYsF8nEE96x6
Both Marie-Thérèse Bonniol and Denise Etienne wer there with their
salt-crystal lace; Denise's
The Amelia Ars class was full--it was so popular that a lot of people for
whom it was first choice didn't get in. Carolyn Wetzel also gave an
extremely interesting talk at the banquet on a type of lush gold and silver
embroidery from 15th and 16th Century Spain. My first choice was Kumiko
Hallo
I made a further experuiment with a garden ornament
You can see the pictures on my bolg.
http://fdrj.de/index.php/frauke/fraukes-blog
This piece was created during my studies without purpose.
In 2006 it received an update with Scoubidou bands and a plant stake for
garden decoration
The
Thanks for the report. I do love Ithaca Lace Days but haven't been for a
while. Did anybody take the Amelia Ars class? That really tempted me!
Jane in Vermont, USA with red, orange, yellow and green trees
jvik...@sover.net
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Hello everyone,
I have been busy too! I have just been to Bruges for a week, making lace. There
were twenty of us, staying in the Beguinhof, with Anne-Marie Verbeke-Billiet as
our tutor. There were six types of lace being worked, and plenty of fun and
friendship in between times.
This
