Hi Sue all spiders,
Good choice I think that book is brilliant for miniature lace, we were lucky
enough to see Roz Snowden at a lace day last year her work was superb and
she had several doll houses all dressed with lots of lace.
Have you seen the site for printables for miniaturists it is really good
with quite a few freebie print offs: www.printmini.co\printables
(no association with site just enjoyed looking)
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk
UK
So happy to have finished the decorating and now have a brand spanking new
workroom, heaven.
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> Hi all,
> Well, I made my cookie pillow and have been working my way, with the help
of
> our instructor Dale Pomeroy, through the bookmark projects in The Torchon
> Lace Workbook by Bridget M. Cook. So far all is going well. On my own, I
made a
> roller pillow loosely following the instructions in Doris Southard's
Lessons
> in Bobbin Lacemaking. It turned out quite well and I'm very proud of it.
I'm
> looking forward to showing it to Dale!
> Next in line is Roz Snowden's Miniature Bobbin Lace, as I'm a
miniaturist,
> and this would marry my 2 main interests! I still need to get bobbins and
> thread for this adventure, though.
> That's it for me! I love reading this group's Digest and picking up
tidbits
> (or avalanches LOL) of information.
> Thanks to all!
> Sue Coulter
>
> You must do the things you think you cannot do. --Eleanor Roosevelt
>
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