[lace] RE: Early laces book

2009-08-13 Thread robinlace
 Kim Davis  wrote: 
Here is the link to buy it directly from the author who is in Australia.
http://www.lacedaisypress.com.au/pubs1.html
For those in the states, Lacy Susan carries it.  Her link is:
http://www.lacysusan.com/Books/books.html
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Holly van Sciver also had the book at convention.  I'm sure the other suppliers 
will be getting it soon, if they don't have it already.  Check with your 
favorite supplier.

Robin P.
Los Angeles, California, USA
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RE: [lace] Re: Early laces

2009-08-13 Thread Kim Davis
Here is the link to buy it directly from the author who is in Australia.
http://www.lacedaisypress.com.au/pubs1.html

For those in the states, Lacy Susan carries it.  Her link is:
http://www.lacysusan.com/Books/books.html
I don't see it listed on her book page but I know she carries it and had
several copies at the IOLI convention.  She has outstanding service and
always puts out orders quickly.  E-Mail - lacysus...@aol.com


Kim

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Subject: Re: [lace] Re: Early laces

Do you know where I can purchase The Early Lace Workbook? I can't find
it on Amazon, Lacis and Bookdepository.
Many thanks
Silvia (from Italy)


2009/8/13, bev walker :
> I noticed in The Early Lace Workbook she offers as many questions as
answers
> ;)
> An impressive publication.
>
> The Levey/Payne was a pioneering work, but the reproductions didn't look
>> anything like the extant laces; some of Shepherd's could fool a museum
>> curator... Not that *Shepherd* has all the answers, though :)
>>
>>
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Re: [lace] Re: Early laces

2009-08-13 Thread bev walker
We had this link in earlier messages, and here it is again: Go to
http://www.lacedaisypress.com.au/pubs.html

Click on the title, and there will be ordering information, including that
of other suppliers who carry it.

On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 1:22 PM, silvia gardiol  wrote:

> Do you know where I can purchase The Early Lace Workbook? I can't find
> it on Amazon, Lacis and Bookdepository.
> Many thanks
> Silvia (from Italy)
>
>

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Re: [lace] Re: Early laces

2009-08-13 Thread silvia gardiol
Do you know where I can purchase The Early Lace Workbook? I can't find
it on Amazon, Lacis and Bookdepository.
Many thanks
Silvia (from Italy)


2009/8/13, bev walker :
> I noticed in The Early Lace Workbook she offers as many questions as answers
> ;)
> An impressive publication.
>
> The Levey/Payne was a pioneering work, but the reproductions didn't look
>> anything like the extant laces; some of Shepherd's could fool a museum
>> curator... Not that *Shepherd* has all the answers, though :)
>>
>>
> --
> Bev in Shirley BC, near Sooke on beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of
> Canada
>
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Re: [lace] Re: Early laces

2009-08-12 Thread bev walker
I noticed in The Early Lace Workbook she offers as many questions as answers
;)
An impressive publication.

The Levey/Payne was a pioneering work, but the reproductions didn't look
> anything like the extant laces; some of Shepherd's could fool a museum
> curator... Not that *Shepherd* has all the answers, though :)
>
>
-- 
Bev in Shirley BC, near Sooke on beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of
Canada

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[lace] Re: Early laces

2009-08-12 Thread Tamara P Duvall

On Aug 12, 2009, at 20:33, Elizabeth Ligeti wrote:

Gina, Noelene, has got in first!! I was about to mention Rosemary 
Shepherd's
new book on the Early laces. It has a few patterns and very clear 
working
diagrams, and a lot of history about the early laces, threads, etc.  A 
very

interesting read.


It is, indeed, a very interesting book. Sent me back to the drawing 
board on one of my past articles, but I won't hold it against Rosemary 
:)  Anything new I learn is always a gift.


One of the fascinating things about the -- very few, so far -- books on 
the early laces is the progress made in deciphering those same early 
laces. If you start with the Levey/Payne "Le Pompe" (1983) and end with 
Shepherd's "An Early lace Workbook" (2009) -- travelling via Burkhard's 
"Fascinating Bobbin Lace",  snippets from Nora Andries' "Onder de loep" 
and Gillian Dye's "Elizabethan Lace" -- you'll notice how much better 
and more reliable the newer books got in those 26yrs, as more people 
added their observations into the common "pot".


The Levey/Payne was a pioneering work, but the reproductions didn't 
look anything like the extant laces; some of Shepherd's could fool a 
museum curator... Not that *Shepherd* has all the answers, though :)


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Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)

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