Gentle Spiders,
I'm up to my er... elbows? in family visitors, logged on only to read,
not to yammer, but couldn't resist a Weronika with a W in front -- alll
my bells rang at once, when I saw that name :)
On Apr 17, 2004, at 23:05, Weronika Patena wrote:
I just started doing bobbin lace about
At 10:38 PM 4/17/2004, you wrote:
Doris Southard in her "Lessons in Bobbin Lacemaking" mentions two
different methods of handling the bobbins: "palms up" and "palms dowm".
Could someone explain to me what they look like or what the difference
is?
Weronika
Hi Weronika,
Palms up is the position of t
Doris Southard in her "Lessons in Bobbin Lacemaking" mentions two
different methods of handling the bobbins: "palms up" and "palms dowm".
Could someone explain to me what they look like or what the difference
is?
Weronika
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I've seen beads in wire jewelry pieces, and I tried to put some on my
linen pieces - is this sort of thing done at all, or am I committing
sacrilege of some sort? ;-)
And how do you do it, for either wire or linen? I tried putting them on
a pair in the same way that's used for sewings, but then of
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messages?
Avital
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Wow, Kathy that is beautiful, I look forward to seeing more of this in
the future.
Irene Whitham
Surrey, BC Canada
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Hello, everyone!
I just started doing bobbin lace about a month ago - lots of fun.
I live in Pasadena, CA, and I'll be staying in Palo Alto, CA over the
summer - are there any lacemakers/events around either of those places?
I'm currently just learning from a book, and I'd really like to see
some
Dear all,
Who's going to the Tønder Lace Festival and what workshops are you
taking?
Counting the sleeps,
Irene,
Surrey, BC Canada
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Hi Spiders,
Especially the Australian variety :-),
I am traveling to Australia next Saturday for a week, and will be in the
Nerang/Gold Coast City area. Are there any shops in the vicinity where I would
be able to get a "souvenir" bobbin or thread??
Maxine, in a lovely autumnal N.Z.
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. . . and not only is Cynthia Voysey a marvelous photographer, but she is a
fabulous lacemaker, and her needlelaces are a wonder to behold, they are so
beautiful. I have pictures of a couple of them from a workshop that I took with
her years (and years and years) ago. I should e-mail her, should
Jane, among all the thrilling NL books, please don't overlook the DMC
Encyclopedia of Needlework, which has 40 ââ yes, count them! ââ forty
needlelace
stitches, with diagrams and instructions. If I have to go be stranded on that
desert island, the book I will take with me will be that one. (I h
> I have published the first 6 chapters on my website and hope to continue
as I have time.
http://lace.lacefairy.com/Tina.html
Thank you very much Lori for the story of Tina. I have been reading it
during the Easter holidays, and I am looking forward to reading more: to see
why is it that Tina mak
Hi All, This book is out of print but I got it from a used book
seller. Also you can get it through Interlibrary Loan or IOLI or
Guild. The book is "Needlelace in Photographs" by Cynthia
Voysey, published by Batsford and mine has two ISBNs so
here they are: 0-7134-5331-1 or 0-7134-5560-8 (case
Hi All, My fascination with the stitches used in Needle Lace
has fueled my recent book buying spree. I also have been
pouring over "Needlelace" by Pat Earnshaw
ISBN #1-85391-158-5 which someone else mentioned as a
good NL book. I got my copy from Holly Van Sciver (I think)
a few years ago for
I sat my pillow on a table, the same as a lace pillow, but it has no stand.
The e-bay 'pillow' would be very high if used this way.
Jay
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On 16 Apr 2004, at 20:32, Linda wrote:
Today I'm starting a new shawl (knitted lace). The
pattern calls for "Fingering Weight" yarn. I'm using my own handspun,
so
finding this weight yarn isn't the issue. I've been knitting for over
40
years and have run across this term from time to time.
Looks like a beautiful old candlestick that someone has stuck a p in cushion
in to me! Helen, Virginia Beach
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> Those ebay sellers neve
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