[lace] Jeanette's rosa libre fish

2005-08-08 Thread Micki
The fish with the "rose" eye and "roll" scales was from Jeanette Fischer (also an Arachnean) and the most inventive way to use the Rosalibre technique I've seen so far. +++ Jeanette have sent me a photo of this lovely fish a while ago and i thought he was wonderful too. Not that i know anything

[lace] Searching for Pattern

2005-08-08 Thread Margot Walker
On Sunday, August 7, 2005, at 05:08 AM, Kim C wrote: I was given a pattern years ago for a bobbin lace jug cover that has beads on the outside edge. I don't know the pattern, but I think you could use any pattern for a round, small mat and add the beads around the edge. Margot Walker in H

RE: [lace] Searching for Pattern

2005-08-08 Thread Kim C
I don't know the pattern, but I think you could use any pattern for a round, small mat and add >the beads around the edge. Thanks Margot,Your right that shouldn't be too hard to convert a pattern. I was just so focused on the pattern that is missing. I guess I need to think outside the b

[lace] Re: jug cover

2005-08-08 Thread John OConnor
Kim, What size pattern were you looking for the jug cover? There is a pattern using 18 beads in Roz Snowden's Miniature bobbin lace book - page 56. If you need a scan of it, let me know and I will send it to you. Jane O IL. USA [EMAIL PROTECTED] Take time to laugh, it is the music of the soul

[lace] Argh! Frustration!

2005-08-08 Thread Sue Babbs
My Polish cleaner brought her sister-in-law (who is visiting from Poland) to help this morning and the S-I-L has just tipped my lacemaking pillow off it's stand, flipped it upside down on the floor, and broken off several bobbins. Before I could stop her she had picked up the pillow and got it

Re: [lace] Argh! Frustration!

2005-08-08 Thread Laceandbits
It could also be that those threads were broken in the fall. Before I learnt of this trick, my grandson (then about 15 months old, now 18yrs!) 'played' with my lace pillow when his mum was house sitting for us. It was a piece of Bucks with about 40 or so pairs. She had shown it to a lace maki

[lace] Binche

2005-08-08 Thread Sue Babbs
Mercifully it is only for my own satisfaction that I am doing this course, so I don't have to re-do it or anything. However I had mastered the techniques involved in this lesson, so I think I will just move on, and add it as a sample piece to my file, rather than spending time adding back in th

[lace] Broken threads

2005-08-08 Thread Sue Babbs
I saw it happen, but it was too fast for me to stop it - especially as she speaks no English. Some bobbins snapped immediately and scattered over the floor, more broke or came free as she picked up the pillow and turned it over. They could have broken when it fell, and just come free when picked

[lace] IOLI convention

2005-08-08 Thread PhaserBait
Hi All! I got back from the IOLI convention and I had the most WONDERFUL time! I kept looking around at all the stuff the RMLG (Rocky Mountain Lace Guild) were doing to keep everything running smoothly and I was really impressed! On Sunday night, they had the Pajama party. There were some

Re: [lace] Re: IOLI convention (and competitions)

2005-08-08 Thread Ilske Thomsen
Dear lacefriends, Just back from a wonderful lace class full of new ideas but missing the time to realize them I had a very short look over my 125 mails and will answer this one. The congresses of Deutscher Klöppel Verband are a bit in another way as those from IOLI. We search our hotels or hol

[lace] lace collection A. Lescure 1908

2005-08-08 Thread Bobbinlacemaker
Hello, I am looking for 2 articles of "Les Arts" 1908 nr 78 and 79 about the lace collection of Alfred Lescure. I think they may be on the CD from "the professor", can someone look it up for me please and tell me what they are about and how many pages it takes ? Are there Swiss lacemakers on th

Re: [lace] Re: IOLI convention (and competitions)

2005-08-08 Thread Ilske Thomsen
Oh, sorry Lacefriends, I was too quick. I still found some other dates. In 2003 the theme was "Spiegelungen"/ reflections, can I say so?In that year were only 53 but 4 not for competition s o only 49 from 7 countries. You see it is different from year to year. Greetings Ilske - To unsubscrib

Re: [lace] convention

2005-08-08 Thread Carol Adkinson
Hi Dagmar, First of all - congratulations! May you both have long and happy lives together!And fancy being able to combine a honeymoon trip with an evening at the Convention - how clever you are ... About the lack of pieces in the competition. I didn't visit the convention, so I don't know

[lace] Doris Southard

2005-08-08 Thread Pauline
Dear friends, On hearing the sad news on here of Doris' husband, I do have her address at hand, from when she wrote to me, in 2000, when she herself was ill, if anyone would like her address please E-mail me. Pauline in Somerset. U.K. www.wincanton-uk.com

Re: [lace] lace collection A. Lescure 1908

2005-08-08 Thread Sue Babbs
I am looking for 2 articles of "Les Arts" 1908 nr 78 and 79 about the lace collection of Alfred Lescure. Magda from rainy Brugge They are on the professor's website: http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/lace.html Click on Articles Then scroll down a short way and they are under the head

[lace] Convention query

2005-08-08 Thread Laceandbits
In her excellent report on the convention, JoAnne made the following comment ".and got to sit in on the Lier Lace Class with Greet Rome-Verbeylen in  the afternoon." Does this mean that she was not actually taking part in the class, but was there as an observer? I have heard of this practise

[lace] IOLI and observers

2005-08-08 Thread Beth McCasland
I only took one class, so have limited experience. If there were observers, they drifted in, tried not to intrude, and drifted out. Didn't bother me a bit. We (class students) would look at each other's pillows when we got up to streatch, get a glass of water, whatever. The class I was in wa

[lace] Re Rosalibre fish

2005-08-08 Thread Jeanette Fischer
So my fish swam all the way to Denver and the IOLI convention!! Lucky fish - wish it was me Maybe it is a good omen ? Maybe it will be my turn next to go to an IOLI convention :-)) I love reading about all the experiences and sights and fun so keep it coming please. Jeanette Fischer, Western C

[lace] Class observers

2005-08-08 Thread Laceandbits
Phew, that's a whole different thing. A few people wandering in and out, respecting the rest of the class, is a normal situation practically anywhere there is more than one class in progress at a time. In the embroidery classes I was saying about the "observers" payed a reduced fee as they are

Re: [lace] Convention query

2005-08-08 Thread Alice Howell
At 10:58 AM 8/8/2005, you wrote: Does this mean that she was not actually taking part in the class, but was there as an observer? So, please reassure me that this was nothing like that, and that lace classes at conventions aren't going down that route. I'm not an IOLI official, but my experi

[lace] MP: New tatting and Irish Crochet group starting.

2005-08-08 Thread Patsy A. Goodman
Hi Everyone, I am starting a new group called the "Red Hat Lacers". We will meet at Fuddruckers located at 340 3rd Avenue, Chula Vista, CA, USA. Hours are 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM with a break for lunch so you can buy salads, buffalo burgers, or ostrich burgers or just plain beef burgers or fish. R

Re: [lace] Jeanette's rosa libre fish

2005-08-08 Thread TwoHappyBees
In a message dated 08/08/2005 3:20:04 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Jeanette have sent me a photo of this lovely fish a while ago >> Any chance the photo can be posted to the webshots site? Would love to see him!! Vicki in Maryland who also had a super time in Denver

[lace] RE: JoAnne's sitting in on Lier class

2005-08-08 Thread purple lacer
Hi All! I was one of JoAnne's roomies at the IOLI convention. In case she doesn't get back to her email right away, I thought I would try to clear up her comment about "sitting in on Lier Lace Class". We were lucky to have Greet Rome-Verbeylen and her Michigan lacer traveling comanions stop

[lace] IOLI convention

2005-08-08 Thread Patsy A. Goodman
Well, here's my adventures at the IOLI convention. Left San Diego on Sat. Aug.27th. Sure helped to have someone push me in a wheel chair through the airports. No problems on the flight. There were 7 of us from the Silvergate Lacers on the plane. We were all separated so we couldn't cause any

Re: [lace] IOLI convention - more comments

2005-08-08 Thread Alice Howell
Thanks, Patsy, for your report. I enjoyed being in class with you. Things I learned at conference: -Waiting for an elevator takes longer than walking down the stairs, but with those pillows and bags, it's not worth it to walk. Start early. Be patient. -Watch the front desk at the hotel. Per

[lace] Convention, Tina, etc.

2005-08-08 Thread Vasna Zago
Gentle Spiders- I'm back on line, after spending yesterday (Sunday), the day after convention ended, trying to stay awake. :-> Kept dozing off, despite my efforts to wake up and stagger around the house. Why staying awake seemed so important I'm not sure. I couldn't figure out where I was (I kept