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Hear, hear!
I love your Advent Calendar. I don't have one of my own any more :), but I
love going to the Lace Guild website every day to open the latest window.
And thank you Jean, for your "Introduction to Buck Point" booklet. I have
several Bucks Point books, but this is the one I'm le
to continue about lace lamps . they're not a myth and here's what is said
on the website of the Le Puy lace center about what lace makers used to
need:
* une petite chaise basse à haut dossier : elle est souvent lÕoeuvre
du mari de la dentellière
a small high-backed low chair which was v
the same for me .
and as we don't use to put wreaths on doors in France but only buy them
"fresh" for funerals we wouldn't be in need of wreaths box ..
i still have the dream of going round the world taking all that's
interesting in other countries that i dont have in mine . wreathboxes migh
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=19319&item=8152297019&rd=1
Interesting!
Sumac
Susan G. MacLeodDummerston, VT USA NATA #69
new! www.sumac.us
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What beautiful lace! I especially like that flower with the half stitch
petals. Is there a pattern for it?
Sumac in southern Vermont slowly recovering from the dreaded flu!
Susan G. MacLeodDummerston, VT USA NATA #69
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Hi Noelene and all,
You can find information about what materials you need for making Withof on
page 6 of my first manual on Sluis and Wifhof Lace!
But when you do not have the manuals:
you can find pictures of suitable bobbins on www.brejaart.com
I use bobbins nr 24 (30 and 32 are similar). Good
Hi Tamara and everyone
> So... Does anyone have an opinion on which way the downstroke of the T
should curl its tail? Left, or right?
It 'depends' - on which font you prefer. In school here when the
Maclean's Method of Writing was taught, the downstroke of the capital T
ended on the left, and co
I know nothing about antiques, so I'm not making any subjective statements
on this item.
However, FWIW, this is a relisting. The original listing was at:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=19319&item=8150188940
With a starting bid of GBP 45.00 and an indication that there was
On Dec 5, 2004, at 16:55, Barbara Joyce wrote:
I know nothing about antiques,
Ditto, but... in the relisting (the one Sumac gave)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?
ViewItem&category=19319&item=8152297019&rd=1
Pat Hallam (of Roseground) is mentioned, and she does know something
about lacemak
Brenda,
When I click on the site you gave I get "You are forbidden access to this
site" or somesuch!
I can get into your site Home page from your signature, and then go to
Threads for Lace, but cannot see a section on coloured threads. It gives
"Updated June 2004", and I have "refreshed" but ge
On Dec 5, 2004, at 13:30, Bev Walker wrote:
Check out these fonts in your word processor [...]
Black Adder, Edwardian Script, French Script, Gigi,
Kunster Script; Lucida Calligraphy; Harrington (after I italicized it)
and
Monotype Corsiva; and the last, swirling to the right, Vivaldi!
They may be
> What beautiful lace! I especially like that flower with the half stitch
> petals. Is there a pattern for it?
Yes, in "Withof Lace," the one that's out of print. It's on page 46.
Keep in mind that in Withof there's no working diagram to follow, and no
pinholes. You get a line drawing and you k
On Dec 5, 2004, at 21:38, Barbara Joyce wrote:
Keep in mind that in Withof there's no working diagram to follow, and
no
pinholes. You get a line drawing and you kind of do your own thing,
placing
the pins along the line, wherever you think they should go! Very
daunting
at first, I might add!
Ver
Sorry, the line was broken up! Here is the good combination:
http://home.hetnet.nl/~aplag/
anneke reijs in Baexem, The Netherlands
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every combination of your URL I tried didn't work. Can you post it again so
it hopefully all fit
Barbara is right when she says that you should place the pins wherever you
think they should go, but that is not as hard as it looks! Because there are
some guidelines to help you!
-- To decide where to put a pin, hold, after making the edge stitch, the 2nd
pair along the pattern line.
--The 1st p
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