Jean said:
If you're looking for a real challenge rather than this particular mat
there's a Bucks Point pricking of a cope in Fine Buckinghamshire Point
Lace Patterns Belonging to the Misses Sivewright and Pope from the
Springetts.
I've got a copy of this book just to look at and dream.
I agree
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Devon informs us occasionally
about the auctions in New Hope, Pennsylvania, of items consigned from
well-known
museums.
While I know that it is a disappointment to donors to have a museum consign
a
I seem to remember some talk about Queen Victoria's honiton lace some time ago.
There is a book on eBay at the moment that might be of interest. I've not seen
it before
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=269item=6939805474rd=1
jenny barron
Scotland. It gets so dark early
Hi Sulochona and everyone
I have just now visited your needlelace photos at
http://community.webshots.com/user/sulochona
First I should say it is apparent how much you like making this lace -
the workmanship *glows* vbg
I really like the innovation with colour, the filling in the 'long
design'
Since the mat has been brought up again..did anyone know that the original
was stolen along with a few antique hankies last year? I found that news
quite devastating. Sharon on rainy, windy Vancouver Island
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I seem to have a knack for asking the wrong questions. I hope this is not
another one. I bought a packet of patterns including a vest. The front
says:
Pitseja Pukeutumiseen
Bobbin Lace to Wear
Kleidsame Kloppelspitze
I think these all say Bobbin Lace to Wear in different languages.
Hi Noelene, and All,
Didn't Fukuyama also write the one on Tambour Lace?
Cheers,
Helen, in grey and chilly Denver.
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Noelene wrote:
I wonder what other book treasures are out there in Japanese? My friend
says finding anything to do
with lace (she tats and does bobbin lace) in Japan is extremely difficult.
I have a book by Yusai Fukuyama and except for a short introduction, there
is not word other than
Brenda writes:
I have a book called Three-dimensional Crochet by Sachiko Yamamoto
written in Japanese and English, pub 2002 by the author. Floral
motifs, a bit like Irish crochet but worked in bright colours using
Cotton Perle for dress, parasol, bag and household decoration.
This got me
I have a paperback French edition of a Japanese book originally published in
hardback. The French title is; La Dentelle et la mode. It is published by
Editions de Saxe, 1982. The author (in very small print with publication
info) is Fukuyam Jusai. It is one of a series Dentelle uax fuseaux
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the british bobbin lace tradition
sometimes dominates.
Which means: there is Torchon, than Beds or Bucks as continuos thread lace,
a little milanese, and of course Honiton.
Which is interesting, as Torchon isn't really all
Hi All, I have the Battenberg book from Japan that Noelene mentioned in her
post, ISBN 4-529-02532-2. I got it from Beggar's Lace some years back for
$40.00 USD. Besides Battenberg Lace written on the cover it's mostly in
Japanese but the diagrams and patterns are clear enough to use. The
Ooh yes - memories! That one too should be lurking somewhere on one of
my bookshelves. IIRC it has some 3D BL flowers/corsage in it.
Brenda
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I have a paperback French edition of a Japanese book originally
published in
hardback. The French
That's TERRIBLE news! I had not heard that. But, being
something of an eternal optimist, may I simply say that the
good news is... Lace must be considered valuable enough to
steal!! At least by SOMEONE.
It's hard to imagine a true lace afficianado who is devoid
of a social conscience.
Michelle,
If you will be in Melbourne on Jan 22nd for Lace Day - Make sure you have
the finished Mat to bring and show us all!!
from Liz in Melbourne, Oz,
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On Dec 13, 2004, at 17:10, Jane Partridge wrote:
I always wondered if Torchon to Tonder would be a natural progression,
too?
Like Torchon to Bucks, but throw in the reversal of footside/headside
(if you learnt Torchon in England)
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Hi Noelene All
I have in front of me at the moment a wonderful Japanese book on bobbin
lace, the only english words
My friend says finding anything to do
with lace (she tats and does bobbin lace) in Japan is extremely difficult.
I was so interested in reading about the Japanese Lace Book - I
Dear Gina,
due to the mixture of our members, the british bobbin lace tradition
sometimes dominates.
Which means: there is Torchon, than Beds or Bucks as continuos thread lace,
a little milanese, and of course Honiton.
a word from good old europe: a quite natural step after Torchon is to jump
Gidday Janis!
emailed it to me, but the jpeg attachent is 1.12MB and took 45mins to
download. With all of the expertise on this list, can anyone tell me how to
make it small enough to send on to other people? Also, how to get a
photographic print made of it.
Its very easy if you are running on
Jenny Barron writes
I seem to remember some talk about Queen Victoria's honiton lace some time
ago. There is a book on
eBay at the moment that might be of interest. I've not seen it before
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=269item=6939805474rd=1
I notice this book is
Noelene
I have a book called Three-dimensional Crochet by Sachiko Yamamoto
written in Japanese and English, pub 2002 by the author. Floral
motifs, a bit like Irish crochet but worked in bright colours using
Cotton Perle for dress, parasol, bag and household decoration.
The designs are a bit
Dear Bev,
Thanks for all the nice comments. The Roses are framed now in a plain dark
brown frame to set off the background mesh, on a beige silk background
which makes the whole thing look quite antique.
I basted each braid in position, then did the sewings where braids touched
or overlapped.
On Dec 13, 2004, at 16:31, Evelynn McCain wrote:
I seem to have a knack for asking the wrong questions.
Please define wrong question... :)
I bought a packet of patterns including a vest. The front
says:
Pitseja Pukeutumiseen
Bobbin Lace to Wear
Kleidsame Kloppelspitze
I think these all say Bobbin
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Stay Safe, and Stay Well.
from Liz in Melbourne,
I think I've seen the first part of this a long time ago but the second part is
new to me
jenny barron
Scotland UK
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