There must be some mistake--it's only December 19th and I'm already sending my
Christmas e-cards out! Once again I'm putting the card online and only sending
the address, which is:
http://home.mindspring.com/~skl58/2005.htm
(If you enjoy seeing old Christmas cards, last year's is still available
Could you please send me an email when you have time? Thank you.
Sherry
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Hi Janice!
I also love Bucks Point lace... it is my favorite of all the laces I
have learned so far.
And...I have worked Muriel before! Two times as a matter of fact. The
second time was for a gift, and the first time was in a weekend workshop
with Geraldine Stott just before Visual Introdu
Last night a fellow lacemaker was showing me a new addtion to her lace
collection. The little doily was labelled "pita lace". It was a most
beautiful airy little thing, like a delicate spider web. Neither of
us has
ever heard of pita lace before, it really looked like a super-fine
knitting.
Dear lacemakers,
Last week, I received two russian doll Midland bobbins which are very
lovely and I have hung them in the Christmas tree with the Christmas
bobbin of the Lace Guild. I find they decorate well and I asked
myself if a lacemaker ever decorated the whole Christmas tree with
he
Hello,
According to "Hispanic Lace and Lace-making" by Florence Lewis May,
published by The Hispanic Society of America, Pita lace is a type of lace
made in the Azores Islands, which are a Portuguese colony, and the fibre
comes from agave plants. There is also a mention of lace made with alo
Ruth wrote:
Yes, Janice, the extra two pairs become passives.minute and very
close
examination of the working diagram shows them as the most inside pair
of
passives across the top of the honeycomb ringsalthough the diagram
doesn't show where they come from!
You are right!! I di
Yes, Janice, the extra two pairs become passives.minute and very close
examination of the working diagram shows them as the most inside pair of
passives across the top of the honeycomb ringsalthough the diagram
doesn't show where they come from!
Personally, I wouldn't be hanging them arou
Dear Betty Ann -- How lucky for us that you didn't put this
_wonderful_ posting on chat! Thank you for sharing such a rare day.
-- Aurelia
Dear Gentle Spiders,
Clive and I had a wonderful day yesterday that I promised I'd write
about for the list. Allan and Yvonne Farrell from Australia a
Hello Lacemakers,
Thank you for the Christmas cards for us all to enjoy. I especially liked
Brenda's card for the music which continued to play even when I went back to
reading my emails. In the Bleak Mid Winter used to be a favorite Christmas
tune of mine, brough back memories of schoo
Hi Lacemakers,
Although I have done quite a bit of bucks point I have a question regarding
pattern 1`7 Muriel, page 42 in A Visual Introduction to Buckspoint Lace by
Geraldine Stott. I thought this would be so simple, especially as it has a
good diagram and a written explanation. My question
Dear Gentle Spiders,
Clive and I had a wonderful day yesterday that I promised I'd write about
for the list. Allan and Yvonne Farrell from Australia are visiting Virginia
as you know, and they are spending this weekend with Tamara and Severn in
Lexington Tamara, Allan, and Yvonne came from L
Last night a fellow lacemaker was showing me a new addtion to her lace
collection. The little doily was labelled "pita lace". It was a most
beautiful airy little thing, like a delicate spider web. Neither of us has
ever heard of pita lace before, it really looked like a super-fine knitting.
wher
Just to confuse matters there are two sizes of wooden bodies, 5cm and
10cm.
Martin Burkhard stocks both sizes. On his website
http://tinyurl.com/9f3w2
both sizes are shown but it's the bigger size that is shown as a lace
angel.
SMP stock the smaller size, and The Lace Guild angle kits also us
Hi Carol,
I think I know which pattern you are after.
I bought a lace angel pattern from SMP at a Lace Fair earlier this year. It
probably won't be on the website (have not seen it there), as it was very
inexpensive, but I am sure if you ring they will know which you mean. There
are two angel p
Unfortunately, these tables seem to have been withdrawn from the shops in
Canada (certainly Canadian Tire, at least) and are now only available by
mailorder at $39.99, plus a hefty shipping and handling charge. Very
disappointing.
If anyone knows if they are still available in other stores I'
I have been waiting for our hostess to write about this gathering, but as she
has posted several times now, and has not mentioned this occasion, I'm assuming
she is not going to blow her own horn!!
Yesterday, in Roanoke, VA (USA), I had the pleasure to be part of an
extraordinary gathering at t
Good news for (American) spiders!
As I sat with my morning coffee, perusing the advertising inserts in the Sunday
paper this morning, I spotted our favorite "Table Mate II" on sale!! For those
of you who don't know this table, it is a well-designed, folding (but sturdy)
table which has become
For those who are planning to take the Cretan lace workshop at OIDFA
2006 this spring, I will be glad to send you an attachment of the
English version of the book. I'm sure they will be selling the Greek
version, but I don't know about the English. There is also a French
one, but it lacks the
Hello Everybody,
We here in Germany don't translate this expression, and I personally
like it. And you know a little French is very exotique ;-). So don't
translate it.
Happy Christmas and a peaceful and lacy New Year to you all.
Ilske
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