Re: [lace] Offering lace magazines

[Carolyn M Salafia]

im happy to participate in a raffle?

On Wed, Apr 28, 2021 at 10:36 AM LacySuzette  wrote:

> I feel your pain Arlene! Downsizing is a blessing & a curse to say the
> least. IF you can possibly keep your lace magazine collection safely stored
> until the next large gathering—IOLI 2022 or Ithaca October 2021 (hope,
> hope!)—they could be gifted or raffled to a very appreciative audience. I
> would be at the front of that line! You could also offer them here on
> Arachne, but unfortunately even with media mailing, postage would be
> prohibitive. Best wishes finding a new home for your treasures! Sincerely,
> Susan Hottle, So Flo, USA
>
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[lace] Fwd: looking for some hand holding, which can be aggravating but would be paid

[Carolyn M Salafia]

the website link rejected my email (which may be telling) but if anyone
willing to give me a try, please let me know

thanks in advance

carrie
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Dear Ms Aycock:



I have done a bunch on lace (can send pix) until a series of 5 ankle
surgeries, 1 knee, 3 shoulder and 5 spine fusion surgeries (I now am
completely fused from C2- sacrum).



It has been a big mental block for me to sit back down and adjust
lacemaking to my physical realities. I also am just frankly not good at
pushing myself (push myself fine at work but not here, and that probably
says something about me. Came to King of Prussia but ended up back in the
hospital so any confidence I had was replaced by additional titanium rods
in my spine….



Years ago I worked on a project with the late Gunvor Jorgensen, and with
Marni in NELG.



Willing to drive.



My zip is 10804 for location; thank you sincerely,



Carrie



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Re: [lace] Lace Express

[Carolyn M Salafia]

Dear all

If anyone is willing to sell originals or copies of Lace express. ... I finally 
have my life back (kids out of college) and am devastated by the loss of this 
magazine 

I would also be happy to scan any lace express issues return the original 
to their owner  and donate the scans to any group or archive that would be 
deemed appropriate.  

Sadly

Carrie

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> On Mar 13, 2017, at 8:49 AM, Rosemary Brown  wrote:
> 
> Dear Friends
> 
> I have just received my regular copy of the lace magazine Lace Express and am 
> sorry to find that it is to be the last one. This magazine has been around 
> for some years and has added greatly to my enjoyment of lacemaking.  It is 
> has also been a great teaching resource. The professional finish of the 
> magazine made it quite expensive but I think it served well to publicise a 
> contemporary take on our traditional craft. I for one will miss it and send 
> my best wishes to the Karpenko family for a well deserved retirement if that 
> is the reason for the closure, assuming they read Arachne postings.
> 
> On another topic, I am going to be on holiday in June in Malaga, Spain.  Is 
> there anywhere I must visit for some lace?
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Re: [lace] Lace Express

[Carolyn M Salafia]

Agree one hundred percent. If there is an archive where copies can be purchased 
to benefit the printers or their designate I'm happy to do so. 

This was part of my happiest times many years ago and have been counting the 
years till I could again. 

Would be happy to do whatever folks felt was appropriate re payment. 

Carrie

Again would be 

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> On Mar 13, 2017, at 11:57 AM, AGlez  wrote:
> 
> I would like to share with you a post I published in my blog a few weeks
> ago. I think it is interesting for many lacemakers to know that and
> reconsider some attitudes.
> 
> http://vueltaycruz.es/en/lace-makers-appeal.html
> 
> PD. The Karpenko's have not retired. They just could not keep the business
> because all the copying. And they are not the only ones.
> 
> Have a nice day...
> 
> 
> 
> Antje González, Spain
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Re: [lace] Lace Express

[Carolyn M Salafia]

That is great news. !! What a relief.

In medicine we have started to preserve books that go out of friends, and it's
amazing how smart people were, and how much I've save myself from re-creating
the wheel by turning to sources who knew so much. I'm delighted that I am not
too late  to benefit from all of the experience and knowledge that will be in
those issues.

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> On Mar 13, 2017, at 12:17 PM, Bev Walker  wrote:
>
> Hello Carrie and everyone
>
> Lace Express back issues are readily available for purchase at their
website.
> www.laceexpress.com
>
>
>> On Mon, Mar 13, 2017 at 9:08 AM, Carolyn M Salafia
 wrote:
>> Agree one hundred percent. If there is an archive where copies can be
purchased to benefit the printers or their designate I'm happy to do so.
>>
>
>
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Re: [lace] Lace Express

[Carolyn M Salafia]

im sure im asking for the moon but if

*am somewhat limited as a lacer ((I dont do honiton, etc)...*
Im trying to guess from the magazine covers what would likely have patterns
I could be capable of doing



*any names I should look for, any issues anyone would suggest for someone
who's done torchone,. beds and tonder?*

*thanks and I know I'm asking a lot*

On Tue, Mar 14, 2017 at 6:30 PM, J R  wrote:

> Lorri said:
> They may be available, but I am very suspect of a site that demands credit
> card info before you can even see if you want to purchase from them.
>
> My comment:
> I went to the website given previously and was able to view the available
> magazines without being asked for payment.
> "Lace Express back issues are readily available for purchase at their
> website.
> www.laceexpress.com
> There are no instructions on the website, but there are 3 icons at the top.
> If you click on the one that sort of looks like a book, you will see the
> magazines by year. From there, you click on them to get more information.
>
> A note about the recent design discussion: I am not very experienced,
> learning bobbin lace just since 2013. I have a few issues of Lace Express
> but haven't made anything in them yet, partly because there are no hints as
> to the working order of the pattern (and partly from lack of time). I have
> some pattern books where there aren't written instructions, but letters are
> used to designate the order to work the pattern. I find that tremendously
> helpful, yet it isn't something that takes a lot of the designer's time (I
> think).
>
> Jean Reardon
> Mercer, Pennsylvania
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Re: [lace] Books/ out of print books

[Carolyn M Salafia]

how does one drop a note to the librarian?

Thanks

carrie

On Sun, Mar 19, 2017 at 6:59 PM, Clare Lewis 
wrote:

> At The Lace Guild we regularly get boxes of books sent to us by families
> who are dealing with loved ones estates. If these are duplicates to ones we
> already have in the library we sell them as second hand books.
>
> This is a blatant advertising email because we have boxes and boxes of
> books which we would love to get out there in the wild again. If you are
> looking for a particular book it would certainly be worth dropping the
> librarian an email to see if she can help.
>
> Clare, in wet and windy Portsmouth
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Re: [lace] RE: Convention.

[Carolyn M Salafia]

I got my none choice. All booked before I logged on. So I'll be down for two 
days with my pillows in a public space hoping for advice!!!(and shopping!!)

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> On Apr 23, 2017, at 6:56 PM, Sue Babbs  wrote:
> 
> I got my first choice too!!  Hurrah!!  Looking forward to Philly in July
> 
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Re: [lace] Trying to fill class in Manhattan Dec. 6

[Carolyn M Salafia]

What are the times?

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> On Nov 29, 2017, at 12:16 PM, DevonThein  wrote:
> 
> Elena Kanagy-Loux will be teaching beginning and continuing bobbin lace at the
> Textile Arts Center in Manhattan on Dec. 6. If you know anyone who would like
> to start bobbin lace in the New York area, why not suggest this to them. There
> will be a reporter there who is writing about bobbin lace.
> Devon
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Re: [lace] Lace Revival of the 1970s

[Carolyn M Salafia]

My father may have (embraced the melting pot and he sure as heck wanted to be 
sure I never visited the “old country” as second and third cousins were going 
back to marry extended family members. Sicilian chain migration??) but his 
father never really spoke English into the early 1990s. My German grandmother 
was much more like your grandma although it was because she was expected to 
translate the outside world to the family b

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> On Mar 26, 2018, at 6:24 PM, Kim Davis  wrote:
> 
> My observation is that before the 60s America fully embraced the melting
> pot model.  My own Grandmother, for example, was not allowed to learn
> Norwegian.  She was the first in her family  born in the US, but expected
> to only know English.  Preserving heritage from European countries was seen
> by many as a rejection of being American.  After the hippie movement, this
> attitude began to change.  I think there was some desperation to regain
> what was lost by many people.  I also agree with the other factors you are
> looking at.  None of these social shifts happened in isolation.
> 
> Kim
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Re: [lace] (Lace) sad news

[Carolyn M Salafia]

🌹🥀

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> On Jan 3, 2019, at 7:13 PM, Daphne Martin  wrote:
> 
> It is with a very sad heart,I am having to tell you,my husband passed away a 
> few days before Christmas. It’s the only way I can think of doing this to get 
> to people who know us.
> Graeme was a big influence on my lacemaking life. It was he that got me a kit 
> to keep my Shiralee company when she was learning. He supported the City and 
> Guilds too. Why don’t you do it?? Etc etc.
> The the Jubilee Lace Group which Shiralee and I ran for 10 years.
> My apologies to any who think I am wrong to put this on here. I could’nt find 
> Lace Chat.
> 
> Love
> Daphne xx🌹
> 
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Re: [lace] Re: What is the best way to start bobbin lace?

[Carolyn M Salafia]

I am no expert but I would be happy to be part of a group, come down from New 
York and work in Pennsylvania to do a series of YouTube videos? I used to teach 
Bobbin lace making at the spirit of Crosstitch festival...

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> On Jan 20, 2019, at 10:15 AM, Devon Thein  wrote:
> 
> Bev Walker sent the following suggestion, which I am posting in order
> to continue the conversation:
> 
> "Tell her and others to join the Facebook group Bobbin Lace Makers.
> There are a lot of new learners taking part, most seem to be teaching
> themselves from books and YouTube videos. They are giving each other
> advice and are receiving help from experienced lacers."
> 
> I have to say this did not occur to me.
> Other thoughts?
> 
> Devon
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[lace] briefly, and deletable without reading

[Carolyn M Salafia]

I wanted to thank people who provided me with helpful information (and some
personal/moral support) over 4 years ago.

My divorce is now final (yes, over 4 years).

I look forward with excitement to my first lace day attendance in a long
time. May not make Chesapeake, but looking forward to doing what I can to
promote the craft.

With sincere regards and respect,

Carrie Salafia

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Re: [lace] Re: Sign of the times - call for action?

[Carolyn M Salafia]

I second this entirely; having lost 14 pounds during my 4 yr divorce and
regained the privilege (!) of shopping with my seventeen yr old daughter in
the juniors section, I am appalled by the short term nature of fabrics that,
at purchase, seem to be lovely to the touch and a good wear. Two careful
hand washes and they're completely "pilly" and look like I've worn them day
and night for months. The nature of fabric has simply changed, along with
the idea that there are "classic clothes" and that such clothes actually
"last"...

I have the laura ashley dress that, fifteen years ago, I cut off the lace
collar and replaced with my own (made with lots of help from certain folks
on this list). I wear it with pride, but the ten years younger mothers of my
kids' friends are "interested", but more insofar as this demonstrates how
much older than them I really am.

When my kids were little I could,as I put it, bore them to sleep at naptime
with the click click click of my bobbins... they should only be so easy to
satisfy now!

best

carrie, whom roberta donnely tried to help dive back into lace a few years
ago, but who knew it would take four years to get my own life back, at least
to the extent it's mine currently  :-)

On Sat, Oct 15, 2011 at 9:38 AM, Darlene Wainwright
wrote:

> I've also been reading the comments on this subject with interest. I took
> up
> spinning and weaving in the '80s and when I looked at bobbin lace it seems
> too delicate for my growing kids and pets to be around. I did not have a
> room dedicated to my fibre craft so loom, wheel, sewing machine etc resided
> in the living room. It wasn't until the kids left home that I got my
> 'weaving room' which eventually nearly took over the house.
>
> None of my friends joined me in learning to weave. We were working women
> with kids and husbands so time was very short. I got up at 5 every morning
> to weave before going to work. I joined the local weaver's guild and nearly
> all the members did not have day jobs and few of the working ones had kids.
> This was the beginning of a time of women juggling family, home and jobs
> while we thought we were 'liberated'.
>
> Today, it is rare for a woman to be stay a home mom or wife so still time
> for one's own creative journey is short. I think the other reason is that
> fashion is fleeting. Women don't keep their clothes for any length of time
> so the idea of spending countless hours creating a trim is just not
> something they are interested in doing. Cheap imports have taken the
> appreciation of hand made goods from a lot of consumers.  I sure don't see
> classic clothes woman will be keeping in their wardrobes for years anymore.
>
> Darlene Wainwright
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Re: [lace] Lace retreat in Virginia

[Carolyn M Salafia]

Thanks to Nancy Neff I'm drooling over my lace pillows again... now I'm
drooling over the brochure but my twin HS seniors graduate June 20 so this
will be another deferred gratification experience. I can't wait till *next *
June!

On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 12:36 AM, Clive & Betty Rice wrote:

> Lovely Spiders spinning your lace,
> Clay puts on a Class Act with Lace at Sweet Briar. Sweet Briar is her alma
> mater, so she does have clout there. Do you suppose that's why we're
> treates so well?
>
> Sweet Briar is an (as we called it in the Old Days) exclusive girls
> college in the beauty spot of Virginia. One is not housed in dorm rooms as
> is usual on college campus retreats. The Florence Elston Inn is attached to
> the Conference Center by a covered walkway and the rooms are lovely with
> low rates. Meals are a short walk away and the food costs little for an
> extremely well-provisioned cafeteria. Breakfast is Continental in the Inn.
> I especially like is that we do not have to pack up after class and tote
> stuff  ones room,  The classrooms are locked, but we can return at night to
> work on our project. Many of us do that and it is a relaxing time to visit
> and compare notes.
>
> Best vacation ever, I can tell you!
>
> By the way, if anyone is flying into Roanoke for Lace @ Sweet Briar, I
> live in Roanoke, will pick up at the airport and will drive you to Sweet
> Briar.  If you come early, you can stay with me until Sunday when we'll
> drive to Lace.  Check the airline fares and flights, and maybe it'll be
> cheaper and easier to come to Roanoke...
>
> Happy Lacemaking,
> Betty Ann in Roanoke, Virginia USA
>
> On 02/15/12, Clay Blackwell wrote:
>
> If you're interested in seeing the brochure, please go to <
>
> http://lacenews.net/2012/01/04/conference-lace-at-sweet-briar-2012-june-17-23-2012/
> > where you will also find a link to the registration form.
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Re: [lace] Name the Good Teachers, Please!

[Carolyn M Salafia]

Dear All:

I have a pillow that a very kind lady helped me get started on repairing
broken threads... I'm probably just in denial/looking for excuses but I'll
be in Gettysburg PA Friday and Sat ("Families weekend" at Gettysburg with
my daughter).

She'd be very grateful if I had a reason to leave campus... Only so much
the mom is welcome. If there were someone in an hours drive of G'Burg who'd
be willing to look at the pillow and "bless" my starting it up again? I
think I've psyched myself out...

It's her wedding hankie, started when she was seven and now she's 20 and
with no likely partner (or at least no one she's admitted t)

But I should get my act in gear.

Carrie who's been trying to do that for over 5 years now...


On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 12:00 PM, Agnes Boddington <
ag...@weatherwax.karoo.co.uk> wrote:

> My first lace teacher in 1994, was a very bad one.
> After 2 lessons myself and and elderly woman decided to try and teach
> ourselves.
> She gave up, I muddled for a while and gave up until about 2005-6, when
> after having been made redundant from one job, I had time on my hands. I
> was
> lucky to find another much better teacher through a friend.
> Her name is Maureen Bromley, and she is on this list!
> Agnes Boddington-Elloughton UK
>
> Subject: [lace] Name the Good Teachers, Please!
>
> Dear Spiders,
>
> It occurs to me that very few teachers have been referred to by name in the
> memos of the past few days.
>
> No need to name the bad ones.  That is frowned on at  Arachne..
>
> But, please name the GOOD ones!
>
> Even if they are deceased, good teachers may receive your praise,  and it
> may help newbies to determine what old lace instruction books  are best to
> buy.
>
> Jeri Ames in Maine USA
> Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
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Re: [lace] April Lace magazine- and another dumb question

[Carolyn M Salafia]

Dear All:

And to be honest, I'm still way too emotional to respond to some of you, but
I am looking forward to it

But I'm righting my ship amnd one thing I can do in that direction would be
to resubscribe to the Lace magazine; can some one please point me in the
right direction to subscribe again??

best regards, and with deep gratitude to you all

Carrie

On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 3:50 PM,  wrote:

> Hi Lynn
>  I had mine on Wednesday LAST week, and Malvary in Canada had hers two or
> three days before that.  That is not unusual, and when I queried it Maggie
> explained that the overseas ones are sent direct from the Hollies, whereas
> the
> others go to the agents which they use to deal with the posting.
>
> But at a week behind mine, I think you should query it.
>
> It's the July Lace where I sit here thinking that's late, then realise I
> haven't paid my membership yet!
>
> Jacquie In Lincilnshire
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Re: [lace] Re: April Lace magazine- and another dumb question

[Carolyn M Salafia]

To all who took the time to answer and help me (once again), thank you and
to those who've shared with me more than I asked for thank you also very
much

I'm logging into the website and will loook forward to some old issues as
well as keeping up in the future!

Best regards, sincerely,

Carrie

On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 10:00 PM, Tamara P Duvall wrote:

> On May 27, 2009, at 17:41, Carolyn M Salafia wrote:
>
>  Dear All:
>>
>> And to be honest, I'm still way too emotional to respond to some of you,
>> but
>> I am looking forward to it
>>
>> But I'm righting my ship amnd one thing I can do in that direction would
>> be
>> to resubscribe to the Lace magazine; can some one please point me in the
>> right direction to subscribe again??
>>
>
> Their website is:
>
> http://www.laceguild.demon.co.uk/
>
> and you can start from there. But you're either a bit late or a bit early,
> since they run their subscriptions on a "fixed year" basis, not "from
> whenever you suscribe" (as IOLI does now). So, you'll get some back (old)
> magazines, if you subscribe now, or you can wait till their subscription
> year runs its course and start with the first issue of the year.
>
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> Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)
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[lace] Apologies to the list for the golbal post- Attention especially Adelaide lacemakers

[Carolyn M Salafia]

First, apologies to the list for the general posting.

Dear All

The "good news" is that my antidepressant load has dropped by 50%.

Bad news is divorce remains unfinalized and even worse, after Bobbie
Donnelly took the time wto meet me in NYC, it took about 8 weeks to get Jeff
to retie the broken threads and...

I'm still in panic mode and unable to face putting in a pin...

I will be in Adelaide this coming Tuesday through Thursday.

The Adelaide group was kind enough to suggest a meeting; I've been hesitant
based on my own inadequacieis... but apologize to the list in general, and
request any Adelaide lacemakers who would be willing to let me watch THEM do
lace for 30-60 min... sometime between Tues and Thurs of this coming week...

We will be driving from Melbourne Sunday so will have transport.

The very many kindnesses of this list in the past appreciated daily, and
with many thanks in advance

Carrie Salafia

cell phone 914-356-5606 which will be working in OZ. Flying Friday afternoon
from NYC straight to Sydney, connecting to Melbourne and driving to Adelaide
(with colleagues/friends from Perth so we at least don't have horrible
jetlag to complicate our tour on your road system!)


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