Dear friends,
I am just reminding you that the raffle is open to all of you anywhere in
the world, and it is a beautiful, and 'humungusly' (love that slang word),
large silver coloured spider pin/broach, with crystal like stones making it
sparkle 'like' diamonds, all over it's body and the
I'd really like something big enough to display the lace and suitable for
long term storage (acid free, archival quality).
I wanted to get back to you all, and let you know what I learned. First of
all, I found that the name of the thing I was looking for is 'presentation'
case or book or
I'm looking at my two beautiful lace booklets by Ulrike Lohr (sorry for the
missing umlaut), called Schmetterlinge and Maikafer, flieg! and was
wondering if anybody has translated the text of these two books into English
and would be willing to share with me. If not, is there a copy of lace
Various people helped me translate parts of Schmetterlinge a few years back.
I will forward to you what I have
Sue
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Hi Lisa and list
On 11/11/05, Lisa McClure [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking at my two beautiful lace booklets by Ulrike Lohr (sorry for the
missing umlaut), called Schmetterlinge and Maikafer, flieg! and was
wondering if anybody has translated the text of these two books into English
No,
would anyone know if it is legal to get some of your ideas from
stencils? i am searching for ideas and i found one i want to use. i'm
not going to use the stencil as it is, just one or two of the designs
on it to draw my own pattern. please let me know if its possible!
from suzy in
While it's true Ulrike Voelcker works in her own style much of the time I
think the techniques behind the Schmetterlinge and Maikafer booklets derive
from Honiton lace, so a good book on those techniques may be helpful for
working these patterns. Her diagrams are actually very clear and once
Perfectly all right for personal use.
There is lots of inspiration for design all around us.
I found a pattern in one of the magazines where the lacemaker was
inspired by the design on a light fixture :)
The pictures on gift wrap is another good source for interesting
shapes that could be
Hi everyone and Lisa
On 11/11/05, Lisa McClure [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd really like something big enough to display the lace and suitable for
long term storage (acid free, archival quality).
sizes. I found one 14 X 17 with 24 sheets. It's not expandable, but I
think the number of
Hi,
Sorry for the cross posting but I didn't realise until afer I had sent the
email, that I had sent it to chat.
I would like to make one of the snowflakes from the Lace magazine but am not
sure about what thread to use.
Could someone please tell me what thread is equivelent to DMC 30 ?
My lace
I wrote:
...However the e-mail forwarding is more problematical*. Anyone
communicating with the Hollies and finding email bouncing later this
month should try using a laceguild.demon.co.uk address instead of a
laceguild.org address. If there is a problem I'll post details in the
'Stop Press'
Sorry for the cross posting but I didn't realise until afer I had sent
the
email, that I had sent it to chat.
I would like to make one of the snowflakes from the Lace magazine but
am not
sure about what thread to use.
Could someone please tell me what thread is equivelent to DMC 30 ?
Hello
Hello all,
I'd like to thank all the kind ladies who sent me suggestions on where to find
knitted lace tablecloth patterns and/or scans of tablecloths and their
patterns.
THANK YOU
I plan to get started as soon as my new knitting needles arrive.
Johanna
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On Nov 11, 2005, at 11:37, suzy wrote:
would anyone know if it is legal to get some of your ideas from
stencils?
As Bev has said, it is certainly legal to get your inspiration from
various sources (including stencils), especially if you're going to use
only a part of one.
If you're asking
On Nov 11, 2005, at 11:15, bevw wrote:
I could figure out some of them, 'slag' being 'stitch'
but 'ganzslag' had me stumped [- and at the moment still does.
ganz is entire, whole.
[...] '400 Tips and Tricks' originally published in German, and which
we bought
if we could afford, because
that does help a lot. the patterns i am looking at are not the kind
that require patents and are free and so popular that anyone would
recognize them, but they are not lace patterns and i plan to alter them
to do what i want. i will cite where i got my ideas in a note to keep
with the finished
i got mine from both a temporary tattoo website and a stencil website.
i don't know for sure what i'm going to do with it, but there were some
really good ideas, so if i change my mind i'll be in good hands. they
had a ton of popular topics. i definitely am going to alter the
design. i did
i found some really nice ideas i can alter very easily without
offending anyone. it definitely has never been a lace pattern in any
way that i know of, and its made from a few differnt sources, so it
should be some where near all original design. i'll make sure i keep
a note with the lace citing
Dear friends,
I am just reminding you that the raffle is open to all of you anywhere in
the world, and it is a beautiful, and 'humungusly' (love that slang word),
large silver coloured spider pin/broach, with crystal like stones making it
sparkle 'like' diamonds, all over it's body and the
A friend of mine has sent me an SOS for some computer help. Why she thinks
I'll know the answer I don't know, but I'm sure one of you will.
She is trying to print a page from a web site with no printer-friendly page
option. She has found it is cutting off the last word and a bit from the RH
That's very common if one is trying to print on A4 paper from Web sites that
think the entire world uses American 'letter size' paper. ;-) Or it might just
be incompetent Web design.
There are a number of ways to do this, but this is the simplest.
1. In the browser, choose Page Setup from the
Many thanks to Candida for suggesting printing on landscape format; my
friend's comment was Not economic with paper but great on my nerves.
She has yet to try print to fit page (thank you Margaret) but now it has
been pointed out, we realise the problem may be that in the UK we are all set
up
Dear Tamara,
You can now add this Australian version to your repertoire :)
Going through the dictionary I just spotted another word pronounced the
same way, but which she never mentioned: wether...
Whether the wether is shorn,
Depends on the length of his wool.
Whatever the weather,
He'll
Hello Jacquie
Have you tried View - source and then copy and paste into your own
html editor and print from that?
What's the URL and I'll have a go.
Brenda
On 11 Nov 2005, at 12:40, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A friend of mine has sent me an SOS for some computer help. Why she
thinks
I'll
Hi,
I would like to make one of the snowflakes from the Lace magazine but am not
sure about what thread to use.
Could someone please tell me what thread is equivelent to DMC 30 ?
My lace class is tomorrow and I would like to start it then so any help is
much appreciated !!
Brenda's thread book
Hello Anne
If it's the one on page 26 with beads added, then she means DMC Broder
Machine 30. Venne Colcoton 70/2, Brok 36/2, are the nearest 2 plies.
Amann Coats Sylko 50 - the regular cotton sewing machine thread which
is readily available from many retail outlets is the same thickness,
Not sure if number 2 would work in the UK (hitting the # key), but I
certainly do all the rest in David's email.
My best result for number (1) Hold on please, was when the caller
rang back because we'd been cut off somehow. I told her she'd tried
to waste my time, so now I was wasting hers,
Another plan is to save the page as a file, then edit it with your word
processor.
If you can highlight the desired text, you can copy it, paste it into a new
document, and reformat.
A related problem is the page that insists on displaying the beginnings of
lines to the left of the left
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