Sherri
Please look at http://www.chicagoarealaceguild.com/bobbinlace.htm and
http://www.loreleihalley.com/lacelessons.htm for recommendations of books.
And the latter discusses various pillows.
http://www.chicagoarealaceguild.com/links.htmhas links to suppliers
http://www.loreleihalley.com/i
On Nov 22, 2004, at 20:59, Jane Viking Swanson wrote:
I'm happy to report that I have the poster from the 2000 OIDFA Lace
Congress in Sweden on my kitchen wall!! I won it in Ithaca some years
ago
(I think Radmilla Zuman donated it, thanks!). It looks great and I'm
so
happy to have some lace the
Hi All, So some of you can tell what type of BL is to be made from only the
pricking? I find it a little mind boggling that a bunch of pin holes can
tell you that!
Also I'm happy to report that I have the poster from the 2000 OIDFA Lace
Congress in Sweden on my kitchen wall!! I won it in Ithaca
I taught myself Chantilly using this book: NKO. 'Chantilly'
Eindhoven: RLE, 1997. 109p. ISBN: 90-5603-063-9. I really like the
patterns in the book, and the instructions are very clear, although
having a good foundation in Bucks Point certainly helped me. I found
that there are more si
Hello Diane,
I'm mostly self-taught, but was fortunate to have taken a Chantilly class
with Lia Baumeister-Jonker. I had a reasonable foundation in Bucks, and
proudly told her so. Her response was that they're nothing alike! Oops!
Well, it turns out they're a lot alike, but there are marked diffe
Hi Everyone,
I have just remembered a very good source of information about linen. Shire
Publications published a little booklet "Flax and Linen" by Patricia Baines
for just under 4 British pounds.
http://www.shirebooks.co.uk/
I have several of their books and they are very cheap and often written
Sorry, a touch behind with digests due to the vagaries of life, but I
agree with Lucie about pre-pricking (and this is something we've covered
in previous digests over the years).
I feel there is a place for both methods - I'm from the trace, prick,
make lace type beginnings, but I now just copy,
Jeri wrote:
Yes there is someone: Springetts themselves:
C & D Springett
8 Strath Close
Rugby
Warwickshire CV21 4GA
UK
Tel: +44 (0)1788 544691
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I bought the "The Chistmas Collection" book 44 pages GBP 5.00 from them at
Havant on Saturday. It's available by mail order, a
The lacemaker lamps sound like something for the Mythbusters! Mmm, I'd
love to see those 2 blokes sit down with lacemaking tools of the trade
and lacemaker lamps, and see what they could come up with.
(For those of you not au fait with the Mythbusters, they're 2 youngish
blokes who have somethin
Spiders,
Has anyone taught themselves Chantilly? I am
interested in it and have done a lot of point ground
lace. What books/advice do you recommend?
=
Diane Williams
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One question I have is I was looking on I think it is Lori Howe's Lacefairy
website at some pictures of angels. There is one angel there that I really like
alot. It looks to me like it is Malinese Lace. The angel is made with color
threads. The url for the picture is this:
http://lace.lacefair
Hi All,
I know I've been very quiet on the list for quite some time. Having major
problems accessing the internet from home, so can only check my e-mail from
work.
Is anyone going to the NEC December 4 or 5. I'm going to be visiting my
mother-in-law in Dursley (GLOS) and plan on going up to
In a message dated 11/22/04 6:11:43 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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> If you can get hold of Christine Springett "The Christmas Lace Book" ISBN 0
> 9517157 1 2 it is full of lovely Cards and ornaments for Christmas including
> the ones in brass bangles. I have had mine for a
Dear Avril,
In a lecture about washing laces I heard of such a tool and also
somewhere in a book I read about.
Greetings
Ilske
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> The cylinder is glazed ceramic and is about 12cm diameter and 20cm high. It
> is peppered with holes to allow the washing and rinsing liquid to penetrate
> the lace, which is wound around the cylinder. An e
Hi Mary
If you can get hold of Christine Springett "The Christmas Lace Book" ISBN 0
9517157 1 2 it is full of lovely Cards and ornaments for Christmas including
the ones in brass bangles. I have had mine for about ten years so I am not
sure if it is still in print but it is well worth trying to fi
Does anyone have contact details for Rosemarie Robertson, pillow maker
please?
Many thanks
Edith
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http://www.lamptrader.com/
If this takes you to the main pages click on "Other" in the left side panel
The picture is in there
Brian
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Hi Everyone,
In an earlier letter to lace, I mentioned a lace cylinder, which is on
display in the temporary the exhibition about Manor Houses in the National
museum in Copenhagen. This excellent exhibition is well- worth seeing, also
because some of their gorgeous dresses are on display. One in pa
Hello Arne.
Do i understand you wrong? There are this double postcards with small
christmas-motivs from Foreningen Knipling i Denmark, with a bell and
other motivs. And If I remember tight there is this heart as well. I
have one but where? Do you mean new idea of this or exactly this one?
Ilske
Anyone who hasn't looked at the catalogue yet, can save a lot of time
searching - the lacemaking equipment is on the last three pages of the
catalogue (21, 22 and 23), lots 624 onwards.
http://www.antiquestradegazette.com
Kerry Taylor Auctions on 15th December 2004.
Jean in Poole
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