> I wonder if the posting was meant to go up on April 1st, instead of
> April 2nd? Lots of magazines put a spoof article in the April issue -
> are the editors of LOKK Kantbrief likely to have done so too? (Great
> minds think alike and all that).
I don't think so, as the Dutch members recived it
> I wonder if the posting was meant to go up on April 1st, instead of
> April 2nd? Lots of magazines put a spoof article in the April issue -
> are the editors of LOKK Kantbrief likely to have done so too? (Great
> minds think alike and all that).
I don't think so, as the Dutch members recived it
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>Lots of magazines put a spoof article in the April issue -
>> are the editors of LOKK Kantbrief likely to have done so too?
>I don't think so, as the Dutch members recived it already a while ago.
Having now read Esther's d
Dear Spiders all ââ As I have been in a steady 24/7 lacemaking mood in
this recent rainy spell, I've had lots of time to work on my much-beloved current
project, "Cloth-of-Gold," a beige-and-gold tablecloth, and, obviously, have
had time to muse, ponder, meditate, ruminate, wonder, and . . . a
Hi, sounds wonderful. I say whatever works for you is just great. Must try it
myself.
KEEP LACING, VIVIENNE, BIGGINS
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Rosemarie
There is a book published by OIDFA called POINT GROUND LACE in 2001 which
answers your question (and also the differences in many other national
versions of point ground lace). I got my copy from Holly Van Sciver about 2
years ago. The authors of the book recognize 3 versions of Engl
Aurelia
I've used all 6 strands of DMC floss to make some samples, intrigued as you
are by the huge array of colors. I found that 6 strands worked well at
5/inch. The reason against using it that I can see is that with multiple
strands easily separated there is too much opportunity for hard objec
Aurelia
I've also used the DMC embroidery threads - because I wanted the range of
colours - peacock blues and greens! They worked quite well but then I
discovered the Presencia Algodon threads and now use these. They have a
wonderful range of colours and work up well.
Jenny Rees
Canberra Austral
On Apr 4, 2004, at 13:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Aurelia) wrote:
[...] the type of beige thread that I'm using —— one strand of DMC
embroidery floss, the worst choice as everybody knows, and a dreadful
no-no for lacemakers. [...]
So what, what, what, dear Arachnes, is the forbidding edict against
f
Jen these sound interesting, Where do you get yours?I use the floss but
it is not really good for BL.
I also like DMC and Anchor tatting threads for BL.
BarbE
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There has been some talk about this book recently, and here's a copy - although it's
probably seriously overpriced. The purpose of this note is to see if I can actually
communicate on the internet through ebay!! I'm at my DD's, for a week (three days
down and four to go...), where her computer
Hi all!
I do have a few bobbins whos' spangles have a lot of meaning for me. One
pair has the beads from a pair of earrings my daughter gave me, but I lost the
backs. I also have a handful of bobbins who's main beads are from a string of
worry beads a teacher gave me WAAAYY back in high school
Hi Tamera and all!
I'm posting this this way because Tamera had a good question about what is
written on the bobbins.
The writting is done on the sprial, on two rows. The first row says:
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Second row:
9th Anniversary 2004
Thanks!
JoAnne Pruitt
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