Hello Lacefriends,
You can buy the book "Austria-Spitze" by Barbara Fay. And those of you
who are or live near the northern part of Germany can come to
Rendsburg, Niederes Arsenal, Paradeplatz 11 on sunday 5th of september
2004. There take place the "Klöppeln zwischen den Meeren" from 10.00
ti
Hello Ewa,
If you like I can put your mail with a german translation to the
Spitzenliste. And your girlfriend can come to this list if she wants.
The adress is
http://de.groups.yahoo.com/group/spitzenliste/
There she has to answer some questions and after done this she is a
member. The langu
Dear Sulochona,
Your latest Romanian mat is stunning. What delightful colours, and the
filings are lovely. Keep up the good work.
Jean in Cleveland U.K.
On 31 Aug 2004, at 15:43, Chaudhuri wrote:
Dear Lace Friendds,
On my travels between Ranchi and Bokaro (where my husband is now
posted) I
have
We're just back from a little vacation on the Leelanau peninsula of
Michigan. We rented a mini-cabin, walked along the rocky lakeshore, and
visited the lighthouse museum.
But the most interesting thing to me was in the fog signal building, they
had the wedding dress of one of the lighthouse keepe
>>>From: Brenda Paternoster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
At last I've got around to changing the pattern on my website - it's
now the oval daffodil mat edging.
http://www.argonet.co.uk/users/paternoster/lace/pattern/lacepattern.html <<<
Thanks, Brenda, it's lovely. And it uses one of the techniques
I have many, many patterns that I *really* do want to do, but I don't call
those USOs because the chances of actually doing them is so slim. Even if I
never found another pattern to catch my eye, and never went to another
workshop, I still won't live long enough to do most of them.
But there's on
Sulochona,
Gorgeous work! I love the way you use colour.
Avital
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> > Sulochona
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Gidday Clay and all,
<"Syllabus Binche" from Anne-Marie Verbeke-Billiet (there are
Hi everyone
Maybe about 5 years ago at the annual lace luncheon held in BC, I remarked
to someone that not many of us wear lace to the luncheons, and that I
'should' make lappets to wear - imagining me wearing lappets seemed to
amuse the other person but I persevered and we shook hands - I'll make
Hi Michelle,
Anne- Marie's books have the translation pages and the English version is
in the pack. All her patterns and diagrams are drawn out using the
continental colour coding so you know whether you should be doing
cloth-stitch, half-stitch, double-stitch etc and they are very good. The
Thanks Robin
With that in mind I've added a larger image of the mat behind the small
one, big enough to see the detail of using the pins in the zig-zag
twice - but also shows the join :(
Brenda
On 1 Sep 2004, at 14:18, Panza, Robin wrote:
From: Brenda Paternoster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
At l
Hi everyone and Sulochona
Nice work, and the colours give a delicate look to the piece. I studied it
thinking what if the various floral fillings were different shades (and
the leafy fillings etc. all the same colour) would it look too busy? I
suppose it would depend on where it is used. Fascinati
Yippee! I got into the class I wanted, wire lace with Lenka! This is
going to be fun! Now, does anyone have some of her bobbins that need a new
home? I need 12 pair. Of course, I can get them in Ithaca if needed.
My tatted lighthouse got a blue ribbon at Craft Adventure. My first
original
On Tue, Aug 31, 2004 at 06:21:51PM -0400, Clay Blackwell wrote:
> Hi Amanda !
Hi! Thanks for your reply!
> Mary Niven's book (republished last year) is an excellent
> resource for that [Flanders].
This would be the "Step by Step Guide"?
> Moving into Binche, one readily
> available (from la
On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 16:05:11 -0400, Amanda wrote:
>I've had my sights set on Binche for a long time - basically ever
>since I heard of it. For once I want to take it slow (I have the
>rest of my life to make lace and don't want to run out of things
>to learn!) and not just dive right into the deep
Hi Amanda!
I'm sending Giusiana's Study Guide to you in a private
email, for your "future reference"!
> This would be the "Step by Step Guide"? [re: Niven]
Yes. I have the original book, which is "Flanders Lace: A
Step by Step Guide".
> Just out of curiosity, is the need for a teacher because
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