Oh MY!! That piece that Christine sent is absolutely stunning!! Makes
me want to work Tonder again!!
Clay
Barbara Joyce wrote:
I've put up a new web page, and am eager for additional contributions.
The new page shows David's original pricking, the cover of Knipling 3
(suggested by Sally) and several scans sent to me by Christine. I've reduced
the size of Christine's scans, but they're still pretty big. My apologies to
those with a dial-up connection, but I thought some might like to see as
much detail as possible, so I've made the images bigger than I usually do
for posting on the Internet. If anyone wants to see them in the original
size, I will be glad to email them to you.
If you have any additional scans that you'd like put on this page, please
send them to me at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. I'll post here each time I update the
page, so you can see new additions.
Thanks David, for starting a very interesting and educational discussion!
<http://homepage.mac.com/bejoyce/OldLace/>
Barbara Joyce
Snoqualmie, WA
USA
Hi Spiders,
Just a couple of follow-up notes.
1. My apologies to Barbara Joyce for mistaking her surname for her first
name.
2. As Sally noted, a more accessible source for the filling is Karen Trend
Nissen's "Knipling 3" (one of my all-time favourite books)
3. There is picture of the (slightly wider version of the) lace in Emil
Hannover's "Tonderske Kniplinger" (bottom of page 89 - I have the 1989
re-print). This is available through the Digital Archives of Lace - either
the site or one of the CD's.
Christine J
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