Dear Spiders, You guys are supposed be kind to me and what have you done????? You have stirred my interest so now I have to âfind out moreâ Grrrr to you all...( smile) BUT please keep sending me pictures urls references so that I can âseeâ what types of bobbins were used.
I think we have at least one member that has researched âIndian Laceâ at an advanced degree level. Many of you remember that in the past we quite few âListâ investigations that I tried to pull together and write up. I think this could be another project because of my total ignorance in this area. The picture of one Indian Lace pillow I have been sent shows French / possibly Sri Lankan bobbins (Doubtful). *****So I think that if I can, with your help, collect as many authentic pictures of lace pillows with bobbins on them as reasonable, we may well be able to do some analysis of the bobbins used.***** Your contributions will be welcome. Many (many) thanks. Also you lovely American Members, please forgive my slack language. I frequently shoot my mouth off before I think properly about what I am saying. I humbly accept your gentle chiding of my slack writing and lack of American History in my education. Sadly my American history comes via John Wayne! Oh, yes, Jean reminds me that I seem to take a lot of notice of the delightful Victoria in the High Chaparral series. [ this is my poor attempt at trying to be funny, so do not take me too seriously! But she may well be right about Victoria!] Brian Sent from Mail for Windows 10 - To unsubscribe send email to majord...@arachne.com containing the line: unsubscribe lace y...@address.here. For help, write to arachne.modera...@gmail.com. Photo site: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lacemaker/sets/
