[lace] thank you alice

2008-07-24 Thread Dearl Kniskern

dear alice
thank you so much for the wonderful log of your trip
when I travel I do the same thing because I find I forget much when I get 
home to relate the trip

this way you can recall much more
thanks again
yours in lace
dearl

Dearl
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[lace] pillow felt

2007-09-18 Thread Dearl Kniskern

dear spiders
all this talk about felt got me to thinking, especially after T's note
I googled saddle felt and got a great site
try it and see if it is what you need
hope this helps
yours in lace
dearl


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[lace] lace pillow cover

2007-08-29 Thread Dearl Kniskern

dear spiders
for those of you who are waiting for the picture I did of the transylvanian 
lace pillow cover

it is now on the lace website

http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003

under my name

dearl knisken

hope you enjoy looking at it like I do
thanks for any comments
yours in lace
dearl

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[lace] help with posting a picture

2007-08-28 Thread Dearl Kniskern

dear spiders
I have taken a picture of my new pillow cover and now want to put it up on 
a web site for everyone to see

please give me instructions and a url for doing so
thanks in advance
yours in lace
dearl

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[lace] identification of lace

2007-08-24 Thread Dearl Kniskern

dear spiders
my granddaughter just returned from hungary with a beautiful piece of lace 
for me to put to use as a pillow cover
she said it was from a little old lady and her daughter somewhere in 
transylvania
could someone tell me where transylvania is and what kind of needlelace it 
may be

I can get a picture of it if necessary
thanks in advance for any information you may have
yours in lace
dearl

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[lace] puncetto

2007-08-05 Thread Dearl Kniskern

dear tiziana
thank you so much for you time and answers
I will await with much enthusiasm for the titles and instructions
thanks again
yours in lace

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[lace] puncetto

2007-08-04 Thread Dearl Kniskern

dear spider tiziana
I would love to have you respond with names and authors of the puncetto 
books as in your recent post

thanks in advance
yours in lace
as far as I know, the book "Manuale del puncetto Valsesiano" is not out of
> print, but is sold only in bookshops in Piemonte,  the region in which there
> is the Valsesia.
> I ordered it right a few days before these messages !
> There are , too, three other books on puncetto, devoted to particular
> designs and technique.
> I ordered one of them,  too
> I'll can be more precise the next week and, if you are interested, I can
> post titles
> and details of the books.

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[lace] puncetto knotted lace

2007-08-01 Thread Dearl Kniskern

on aug 1 tisiana wrote
I'll can be more precise the next week and, if you are interested, I can
> post titles
> and details of the books.

please do and thanks
I think this lace is beautiful and I love to tie knots
yours in lace


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Re: [lace] Lace buttons

2007-03-20 Thread Dearl Kniskern

I would also like the information on the birds eye buttons
I also bought the book and have made two hat bands with buttons so far
thanks in advance


At 03:42 PM 3/20/2007, Sue Fischler wrote:

A while back there was a thread pertaining to lace buttons which
contained a link to an online tutorial and a reference to 50 Heirloom
Buttons to Make.  I followed the link and have the book but neither
has instructions for making a bird's eye button which is the type I
want to duplicate.

I'd appreciate any information or directions for making this button.
A Google search was not productive.

Sue in NJ

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[lace] tatting question

2006-08-10 Thread Dearl Kniskern

dear spiders
I have been tatting a lot and have a problem with joining after I get to 
the end of a round so that the joining picot is not twisted how do I remedy 
this

any help is appreciated
yours in lace

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[lace] 's Gravenmoer lace

2006-03-01 Thread Dearl Kniskern

dear listers
I have been fascinated with all the talk and pictures of the 's Gravenmoer 
lace and have gone to the trouble of ordering books and patterns from lacy 
susan

who is now teaching the process and is out of books for the moment
a new shipment is on it way to her and I will receive my lace books and 
patterns very soon

I am so excited about learning another way to do half stitch
thanks for all the help that I have saved all along
yours in lace


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[lace] lace gold

2005-10-29 Thread Dearl Kniskern

dear spiders
this thread is very interesting because I bought the software and have 
really enjoyed it

it does most of what has been told about lace 2000
so just to add my two cents worthI like and use lace gold   but I am 
still confused as I think I a person who does not feel at all computer literate
it takes a lot of time away from lace making to learn all the basics but 
after you learn it is easy (for Me)

thanks for listening
yours in lace


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[lace] RE: Arachne Dowager

2005-10-22 Thread Dearl Kniskern

dear dowagers and gaffers
I am also included in this list since I joined in oct of 95
I was so thrilled to find something like this on the internet since I had 
just taken my first lesson
and I am still as enthusiastic as I was when I first found all you 
wonderful people

thanks for being there and making my lace lessons wonderful
yours in lace

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Re: [lace] La Encajera no 23?

2004-10-11 Thread Dearl Kniskern
dear sue
I received mine and it is lovely
so I suppose you will have to wait for a few more days and then I would 
call and ask
yours in lace

At 06:25 PM 10/11/2004, Sue Babbs wrote:
I spotted that Tamara said that she had received issue 23 at the start of 
the month. Has anyone else in the USA seen theirs? There's no sign of mine 
yet and I'm wondering whether to contact them and ask?
Sue

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[lace] address

2004-08-04 Thread Dearl Kniskern
dear tamara
thank you thank you thank you so much
I have been waiting for this booklet and I want to send you a check but you 
didn't give us your snail mail address
how do you expect to receive any checks :)
also welcome back from your wonderful vacation
yours in lace

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Re: [lace] Card for a new baby

2004-05-02 Thread Dearl Kniskern
dear steph
I have just ordered and received christine springettes' book lace for all 
occasions and she has many things in there for babies weddings and all the rest
mostly in torchon and beds
but I saw many that I would like to do and I know they are easy and fast
yours in lace

At 02:03 PM 5/2/2004, Steph Peters wrote:
One of my friends is having a baby boy, due in about 2 months.  I've been
furiously knitting since November. Due to the tastes of the mother to be,
the hanky/bonnet thing is out, but I thought that I could sneak a bit of
lace in for the new baby card.  So I'm looking for something to tat, or
something fairly modest in bobbin lace, or dead easy in needle lace.
Nothing too big or difficult so that I have time to borrow a book if
necessary from the UK Lace Guild library, make the lace and the card in less
than 2 months.  All suggestions welcome.
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[lace] hankie poems

2004-04-22 Thread Dearl Kniskern
1.  The Magic Hanky

I'm just a little hanky
  As square as square can be;
But with a stitch or two,
  They made a bonnet out of me.
I'll be worn from the hospital
  Or on the Christening Day;
Then I'll be carefully pressed
  And neatly packed away.
For her Wedding Day,
  So we've been told
Every well-dressed bride must have
  That something old.
So what could be more fitting
  Then to find little me?
A few stitches snipped,
  And a wedding hanky I'll be.
And if per chance it is a BOY
  Some day he'll surely wed;
So to his bride
  He can present--the hanky
Once worn upon his head.
All you do is make a square hanky and fold in half.  At the fold half you
make a running stitch wide enough for a 1/8" or 1/4" ribbon to tie it.  then
up at the front corners I make a bow out the top of a piece of ribbon and
tack it on leaving enough hang to make a tie.  Does that make sense?  Then
you have a bonnet.
2.  Another version

This bonnet at first seems small in your hands.
A treasure of lace and ribbon bands.
But this gift is more then linen and charms.
For the sweet babe that rests in Mother's arms.
>From boxes long sealed she will search for the hat.
Snip off the ribbons then after that.
Hand over this handkerchief with a smile.
To her daughter in while who walks down the aisle.
Or maybe her son, a young handsome groom.
She will hand him a gift, a family heirloom.
He will give it to the one who lives in his heart.
To have and to hold till death them do part.
I have had several requests for this. I realize this isn't strictly lacy.
No patterns involved. But I hope all will bear with it and hit the delete
button if there aren't any babies in your future
Making the hat. You need a 12" handkerchief. Now you could cheat and buy
one with machine lace on it. Only I KNOW that no one on this list would do
that. I got lucky and purchased three lovely handkerchiefs in a second
hand store. They have beautiful drawn thread work and really nice rolled
edges. I haven't been real happy about the quality of the rolled edges on
"new" handkerchiefs.
Work the edging of your choice around the hanky. That was the hard part. I
tatted a very delicate single thread edge around mine, because the hanky
was so fine. I sewed the lace on after I finished tatting it, gathering it
slightly in the corners. Ok you now have a hanky with a nice lace edge on
it. The rest it a breeze.
Fold back one edge of the hanky a third.If you are making the hat for an
older baby you can make the folds less. Its your call.)
Sew a running stitch up about an inch from the fold, creating a casing.
Pull a ribbon through the casing. Tie the ribbon into a bow, gathering the
hat in. This is the back of the hat.
Front of the hat. Fold the front of the hat back a third, or whatever you
need to fit your baby. Sew a running stitch just under the lace. Turn back
each end and tack down. Add ribbon roses, bows or whatever you like. Tack
down ribbons for ties. The hat is done.
I got this of one of the Usenet groups a long time ago. There was no credit
to the author.
 |casing
| ---|
||
||
||
||
||
|\--/|
|   \ /  |   fold back corners
| \/ |
 --
This is about the limit of my computer art, but I am sure you get the idea.

dear listers
this is from my own archives that I have saved for nine years and can go 
back when someone needs something
I am sure someone else will also send their copies and maybe make some more 
of their own
hope this is what you are looking for
yours in lace

Dearl
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Re: [lace] Ilske's gift

2003-12-14 Thread Dearl Kniskern
dear ilske
thank you so much for the beautiful pattern
even if I never get around to making it it is wonderful
thank you again
yours in lace






At 01:49 PM 12/14/2003, Lorelei Halley wrote:
Hello arachneans,
Ilske Thomsen of Hamburg has given us all another new Christmas gift this
year.  Her free pattern is available on my website on this page:
http://www.loreleihalley.com/harz.htm
Lorelei
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Re: [lace] thimble for lacemaking

2003-11-27 Thread Dearl Kniskern
dear listers
for this problem I have used liquid new skin
it is a bottle and is painted on like glue but keeps pin heads from going 
into the skin
it is found in the first aid section of drug stores in the usa but not sure 
where you would find it in other countries
hope this helps
yours in lace

At 07:23 PM 11/27/2003, Rieko Tamura wrote:
Dear All,

I always feel that my right forefinger's skin is getting harder and harder.
Especially when I make fine Bucks Point lace using small headed fine
pins(0.55).
I tried Band-Aid as a thimble to protect, but it was too weak and sticky.
Does anyone has a good idea ?
Thanks in advance.

Rieko Tamura
near Lake Biwa, the biggest lake in Japan
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Re: [lace] 3 pairs Flanders

2003-10-12 Thread Dearl Kniskern
dear ruth
an apple doll is a doll made and dressed from a dried apple
they are small and their faces are wrinkled and they look like they are 
hundreds of years old
they are made here in the hills of virginia and west virginia and probably 
other close states too
they are sold dressed any way the maker decides and they are really cute
hope this helps
yours in lace

At 02:05 AM 10/12/2003, Ruth Budge wrote:
Please, what's an "apple doll"?  Is it a doll carved out of an apple, or a
collection of apples stuck together to make a doll, or something else
altogether?   And do they have to be dressed as well?
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)

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[lace] IOLI bulletin

2003-10-05 Thread Dearl Kniskern
dear listers
my copy of the latest IOLI bulletin arrived yesterday and I just looked 
through the pages and noted all the beautiful lace
and yes Tamaras lace was there in all it glory with all the rest
I have just had eye surgery and can't see very well but can see enough to 
know how beautiful all the lace is
and I know I would love to make each and every pattern
(that won't happen because I won't live long enough but I sure would like 
to try)
great work everyone
yours in lace

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RE: [lace] Reprinting Miss Channer's Mat

2003-09-07 Thread Dearl Kniskern
well said
keep all the opinions coming
yours in lace
At 07:57 PM 9/7/2003, etherege wrote:
I am amazed.  I haven't been a part of this discussion, I don't intend to
make that mat.  But here is a publisher who has apparently (or wasn't that
correct??) informed Arachne members that the Channer mat is not in line for
republication anytime in the near future.  So what exactly is being lost if
Arachne members publicly explore the means by which they can obtain the
pricking?
I feel gratitude to any person or entity that has helped to revive the lace
tradition.  On the other hand, I am not assured that if that person or
entity had not acted, no one else would have.  And I strongly dislike being
reminded that I owe an eternal debt of gratitude -- please let me dispense
that of my own free will.
I have a copy, that I purchased of the Buck/Channer book.  It has a
photograph of the Channer mat on the front.  Maybe once it was sold with a
pricking, I don't know, but I have as much of a quibble with publishers who
sell pattern packs and books with an illustration that one might reasonably
assume to be included, as a publisher might have with me if I borrow a copy
of a pricking from a friend. Lots of different viewpoints out there.
Anyway, here is three cheers for free speech on Arachne, whether approved by
publishers, distributors, vendors, or who.
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA
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> Sent: Sunday, September 07, 2003 6:08 PM
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> Subject: [lace] Reprinting Miss Channer's Mat
>
>
> The original of this posting was sent to the list over a week
> ago, but accidentally sent from an unregistered address and
> not posted.
>
> We (and others) have been astonished at recent exchanges on
> Arachne. A few members have been happy to discuss us and our
> business - even how to appropriate our copyright material,
> which in law is our intellectual property - often on the
> basis of wrong information, including an imaginary 1,000
> print run! We wonder how other members would react at seeing
> their own activities discussed or their property being
> 'cased' on line in open forum.
> Talk of 'greedy and uncaring' publishers 'burying' Miss
> Channer's 'legacy', and other imaginative speculation,
> suggests ignorance of the realities of publishing, especially
> for a small specialist house such as ours, and of copyright
> law. Moreover, it ignores the recognised contribution Ruth
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[lace] summer lace projects

2003-07-29 Thread Dearl Kniskern
dear listers
since bev has asked and told hehehehe
I will too
I am in the process of working a torchon bracelet for my 21 month old 
granddaughter
and she seems fascinated with the project and with the new knitted shawl I 
am making so we can sit in front of the tv during the cold winter months to 
come and be warm
the torchon is a new pattern I designed and only has a few spiders in it 
and the rest is torchon ground
but it is fun and fast
only 6 inches needed for her wrist
I found some plastic clear snaps to close it with
I know she will like it as she is really intrigued with the way I keep 
moving the bobbins
I just hope she continues to be fascinated and will take up the hobby when 
she is a few months older
all those going to convention please enjoy yourselves and learn a lot and 
then please please please tell us all about it when you return
thanks in advance
yours in lace

Dearl
Christiansburg, Virginia, USA
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Do not meddle in the affairs of  dragons for you are crunchy, and taste 
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[lace] polishing bobbins

2003-07-23 Thread Dearl Kniskern
on the question of polishing bobbins
using a very fine steel wool will sometimes help
also finishing them will also help
either with  paint or varnish or sometimes beeswax also can help after the 
steel wool
hope this helps
yours in lace

Dearl
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