Dear spiders
As I get the digest, I'm a bit late in answering.
My first class in bobbin lace was a week in Le Puy, (initiation 1 = lace
101)
The atmosphere was good, I left knowing enough to keep making lace on my
own.
The classes are only in french. You get the prickings, but nothing else (no
On Saturday, April 15, 2006, at 05:05 AM, domi wrote:
Will I be able to wear the necklace at IOLI ?
You certainly will - and any other lace you have made.
Margot Walker in Halifax on the east coast of Canada
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Gentle Spiders,
On the subject of mystery threads: I notice several of the Retournac
patterns are described on the website (www.ville-retournac.fr/musee) as
using 24/2 linen thread. I've encountered 24/2, and it seems it would be
rather large for the described size of the designs. Can anyone
I inadvertently deleted a crucial not! I've _not_ encountered 24/2 linen.
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Subject: Another threads question
Gentle Spiders,
On the subject of mystery
I have forgotten how to post pictures to Arachne web shots. Would someone
please tell me how.
Thanks Pam
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Hell Julie
On the subject of mystery threads: I notice several of the Retournac
patterns are described on the website (www.ville-retournac.fr/musee) as
using 24/2 linen thread. I've encountered 24/2, and it seems it would
be
rather large for the described size of the designs. Can anyone
Having read Janice Blair's posting regarding the
workshop with Jean Leader, I agree that it was a
wonderful time. Not only was I introduced to
Bedfordshire lace, but I found it to be a nice lace to
make. I'm just completing my second bookmark will
start a small motif next.
If you have the
My local suppliers - Lace Inspirations, has a Comparative Thread Sizes
chart (Guide Only)
and they show Egyptian Cotton 50/3 in the same column as Madeira Tanne 50,
Zwicky silk 100/3, and Brockens Fresia linens 80/2.
Hope this helps.
Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz,
where is is cold, and
On Apr 15, 2006, at 22:50, Elizabeth Ligeti wrote:
My local suppliers - Lace Inspirations, has a Comparative Thread
Sizes chart (Guide Only)
and they show Egyptian Cotton 50/3 in the same column as Madeira Tanne
50, Zwicky silk 100/3, and Brockens Fresia linens 80/2.
I don't know about any
To my Aussie Secret Pal
First may I thank you for the ladybird and the walnut pin cushion that
you sent in last months package, as I missed thanking you for them.
Now to the wonderful package that I opened today. The first thing that I
noticed was the gorgeous perfume of roses and the
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