[lace-chat] Oya Lace

[Jean Nathan]

Shirley wrote:



It could still have been crocheted lace rather than Oya needle lace. Lace is 
defined as "fabric with holes" or "spaces enclosed by fibres/threads". So 
lace can be made with bobbins, needle (e.g. needle lace, broderie anglais), 
crochet hook, knitting needles, tambour hook, etc. We tend to think of lace 
only being made with bobbins or a needle, but that isn't the case.


Jean in Pooole, Dorset, UK 


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RE: [lace-chat] Oya

[Sue]

Shirley I just googled "Oya" and got
www.delikiz.com/needle_lace_(oya).htm  which takes you to a site of
Turkish lace. 
Happy lacing
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk
UK

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Can anyone tell me if they have heard of Oya Lace? also is there a web
site I may be able to look at the type of lace it is. Thanks in advance,
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[lace-chat] Oya

[spindexr]

I'm sending this to lace, because that's where it belongs.

If you search in the archives <http://www.mail-archive.com/lace@arachne.com>, 
you will come up with many past discussions of oya.

Avital
Arachne moderator

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Subject: [lace-chat] Oya

> Can anyone tell me if they have heard of Oya Lace? also is there a 
> web site I
> may be able to look at the type of lace it is.
> Thanks in advance,
> Shirley in Corio Oz.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 

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[lace-chat] Oya

[Shirley]

Can anyone tell me if they have heard of Oya Lace? also is there a web site I
may be able to look at the type of lace it is.
Thanks in advance,
Shirley in Corio Oz.
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[lace-chat] Oya & piecework magazine & active brain

[auntsis]

Good morning all,
Yesterday, before I went to belly dance class (just started 3 weeks ago to 
loose weight since I hate exercise) I went by Barnes & Noble and picked up the 
Piecework, along with Threads and Vogue patterns. What a wonderful article - I 
almost thought I was back in Izmir in the souk. I am going to order that back 
issue and I have gone to, but not yet printed, the link. Also in my very old. 
70's, Readers Digest Guide to Needlework I found a bit under needle lace.

I think being a member of this group helps keep the brain active, especially 
since I decided to get out of lurker mode. I always have either morning coffee 
or afternoon tea with you ladies and look forward to our visit.

Now to address my other question - anyone know of a teacher of Reticella lace?

Have a great day my friends.

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