[lace] Clock panic over

2012-10-08 Thread Sue
Another update on the clock face and frame saga.  The offending piece is 
going back to the seller and we purchased another clock today which looks 
idea for the job.  Glass front, deep enough to take lace and hands inside 
and nice and elegant overal.  Will take photos when it is all complete.  The 
lace is coming on well and should be finished by the end of this week i 
think.

Thank you to several people for their ideas and help.
I am now feeling quite happy about this project at last.
Sue T
In very wet Dorset UK.

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[lace] lace photos

2012-10-08 Thread Lorelei Halley
Here is an album of a lace day at Zaragosa.  The 4th photo is a beautiful
Hinojosa fan.

https://picasaweb.google.com/pilarfra2112/ZARAGOZA071012?feat=content_notific
ation#

Lorelei

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Re: [lace] Clock panic over

2012-10-08 Thread Susie Rose
Hello to One and All!

I'm so looking forward to seeing this piece.  On my
list of many things to do...I was contemplating making a lace clock for my
studio.  In addition to a lace lamp shade for my bedroom.

 
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Susie
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 From: Sue

To: Arachne  
Sent: Monday, October 8,
2012 11:49 AM
Subject: [lace] Clock panic over
 
Another update on the clock
face and frame saga.  The offending piece is going back to the seller and we
purchased another clock today which looks idea for the job.  Glass front, deep
enough to take lace and hands inside and nice and elegant overal.  Will take
photos when it is all complete.  The lace is coming on well and should be
finished by the end of this week i think.
Thank you to several people for
their ideas and help.
I am now feeling quite happy about this project at last.
Sue T
In very wet Dorset UK.

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[lace] lace clock

2012-10-08 Thread hottleco
Hello All!  Since I'm coming late to the "lace clock" discussion, my suggestion 
won't be needed.  But for future reference, there are antiquarian 
horologists--antique clock dudes--who have all manner of gigglybobs to 
repair/refurbish/remodel timepieces of all types.  They are definitely a group 
of artisans & it's possible that the original clock could have been fitted with 
glass by modifying the case.  When one of my mid-1800's French clocks needed 
parts, my guy fabricated some himself then replicated a hand-enameled dial on 
copper by sending the specs to China--so we're talking can-do craftsmen with 
world-wide resources.  Luckily, a replacement clock was found but that's not 
always possible.  Looking forward to pictures of the lace clock upon 
completion!!  Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Erie, PA USA

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Re: [lace] macrame

2012-10-08 Thread robinlace
 jvik...@sover.net wrote: 
I'd also like to draw your attention to "Le Macrame" by Th. de Dillmont.
THe book is from 1922 and is on the Professor's site.  I don't have that
URL at my figertips either.  The book does have two "sculptural" flowers
but the rest are borders or insertions - just incredibly gorgeous things!!
 It's in French but the diagrams look pretty good for non-French readers
like me.  The variety is amazing and the combinations seem endless.

There are some great new booklets on macrame (mostly in Italian), with gorgeous 
lacy edgings and sometimes medallions.  I've been looking into this since the 
mid-90s, when I saw an amulet bag in macrame, made with (probably 8 or 12) 
pearl cotton.  

Then there's the book that will soon (I hope!) be published by Marji Suhm on
Greek fingerlace.  It's a Greek version of macrame-type lace.

Robin

Robin P.
Los Angeles, California, USA
robinl...@socal.rr.com

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