Hi Liz,
I have the good intention of trying tambour lace but didn't get to it
yet. Anyway, I have seen the book by Foukoyama and I have the book
written by Greet. I wasn't impressed by the Fukoyama book, there is
very little you can use in it, on the other hand I love the book by
Greet although I haven't done anything with it. I'm still trying to
figure out how to handle the tulle in a frame . I don't feel like
buying the whole big frames (Ken van Deeren has them) for one or two
experiments I want to make. I have seen the lace been worked both in
Ghent and Nottingham at the OIDFA congresses. Greet has started to
introduce coloured threads into her work and it is beautiful. I have
a few pictures of her lace which I have taken in Nottingham. I wish I
would just get the courage and start trying this lace. In the
meantime I do more Carrickmacross lace. It is a tulle and it does
have a lot of similar fillings.
Miriam
in Israel
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