Many Thanks for all the prompt responses both on the list privately.
I have a reel of Finca on its way to be hope to be busy winding bobbins
this evening.
I will also write a note to myself in my copy of Brenda's thread book under
F, to say for Finca see Presencia!
Thanks again
Diana
Berkshire
Hello spiders,
The free Russian pattern that Luda Kozlova offered to be shared with all
Arachneans, has been displayed on the page:
http://www.geocities.com/carolgallego/ludakozlova.html
I have included too the instructions she has sent to me with the picture.
Thank you Luda, and enjoy
Luda
Thank you so much for telling us about yourself and your lace. It is good to
hear from you, and amazing that you have kept quiet for so long on this
list! I started writing to the list in 1999 when we got connected to the
internet at home. Before that my husband had printed the digest for
Thank you very much to Sue Babbs for her email. I was struggling with
printing the image of Kuda's lace, as I kept getting a large white bit of
paper on the left, and the image half missing on the right. Thanks to her
notes, and a bit of fiddling, I have managed to do it. I'm so delighted.
Dear Tamara -- In principle, of course I think that any fiber is
fair game for lacemaking. And if somebody produced a chain-link
fence in Chantilly or any other lace technique that dazzled my heart,
I would indeed produce poems of praise. It's __this__ fence, and
__this__technique that I
Thank you very much Luda for the pattern.
I have already seen it in Carolina's web page (thank you Carolina for making
it possible). The pattern is lovely, really. I see that it is a small
pattern and that it is made with fine thread. I always thought Russian lace
is made with coarser thread. I
I can't say about Wal-Mart, but you might like to consider that
CRLG-made lace bookmarks are selling in the Gift Shop for $30 apiece!
Aurelia
Dear Aurelia,
Now *that* is amazing! Please clarify--are we talking about the Gift Shop in
the Baltimore Museum? And they being *offered* for $30
Hi All,
There was a report of some of Margaret Wall's bobbins on eBay several days
ago, and there are now some more of Heather Power's painted bobbins - one of
the numbers is 8191313136 - the others are the two just above it. The
bobbins are made by Stuart Johnson and painted by Heather - and I
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Dear Aurelia,
Now *that* is amazing! Please clarify--are we talking about the Gift Shop in
the Baltimore Museum? And they being *offered* for $30 apiece, or are they
actually selling (being purchased)
The Lace Guild often receives gifts and bequests of books on
lacemaking. Usually these duplicate the Guild's own library holdings,
so they are put up for sale to provide funds for new library
purchases. Currently these books are on view at the Guild's HQ, The
Hollies, so only visitors tend to
On May 11, 2005, at 12:13, Aurelia Loveman wrote:
Dear Tamara -- In principle, of course I think that any fiber is
fair game for lacemaking. And if somebody produced a chain-link
fence in Chantilly or any other lace technique that dazzled my heart,
I would indeed produce poems of praise. It's
The bookmarks are selling for $10 - $30 depending on the quality of
the individual item. So you see, a certain amount of education is
going to the bookmark-buyer along with the bookmark. That will make
Devon, among others, so happy! -- Aurelia
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Sue, and all Arachnes...
I'd like to publish this translation in my Guild newsletter, could you let
me know who translated it so that I might obtain their permission?
Thanks!
Laurie
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On May 11, 2005, at 11:21, Antje González wrote:
Thank you very much Luda for the pattern.
I have already seen it in Carolina's web page (thank you Carolina for
making
it possible). The pattern is lovely, really. I see that it is a small
pattern and that it is made with fine thread. I always
. Then someone has to put the bookmark into the sleeve - not an altogether
easy task, though I suppose, with practice, one improves.
This was a passing comment in a previous message, but sleeving a bookmark
does not have to be a problem. I cut two pieces of cardstock, narrower
than the
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. Then someone has to put the bookmark into the sleeve - not an altogether
easy task, though I suppose, with practice, one improves.
This was a passing comment in a previous message, but sleeving a
Some has a nice pillow, bobbins, pin for sale on eBay, if you have a
student or child who wants to get started with decent equipment. Only a
day left on the sale and the price is still very reasonable.
See Item 8190311467.
Alice in Oregon -- still showing off my completed fan. Must take some
While you are looking, click on Other Items by Seller. She has a bunch of
related things besides the pillow.
See Item 8190311467.
Alice in Oregon -- still showing off my completed fan. Must take some
pictures.
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Hi All,
There was a report of some of Margaret Wall's bobbins on eBay several days
ago, and there are now some more of Heather Power's painted bobbins - one of
the numbers is 8191313136 - the others are the two just above it. The
bobbins are made by Stuart Johnson and painted by Heather - and I
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