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--- Diane Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alice gave a wonderful synopsis of the various
> pillows
> for yardage - but she forgot to mention a bolster
> pillow.
WellI did omit it, but I really didn't forget it.
I thought about the beginning lacemaker who had asked
the question, and fig
Stunning! My second reaction, Robyn, was to wonder how horribly hot it must
have been in your gown with long sleeves, many layers, and the requisite
underpinnings, while all the observers are dressed in shorts and T-shirts!!
My hat's off to you!!
Clay
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Wow, what an astonishing gown, congratulations on a beautiful piece of
wearable art.
Lynn in the Gong, Australia
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Beautiful. Thank you for letting us see:-)
Sue T, Dorset UK
Could we see a picture or two so we can o and a?<<
When I get them redownloaded (is that a real word?) into my computer. The
harddrive died and I have to reload all my photos. In the mean time, this
is one shot of me and my
Awesome costume!
Just out of interest, what style of pillow did you use to make the
gold lace? Is it metal or metallic thread?
On 5/18/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
, this is
one shot of me and my lace trimmed dress from a site called Robyn's Roost.
Justin takes all sorts of p
>>Could we see a picture or two so we can o and a?<<
When I get them redownloaded (is that a real word?) into my computer. The
harddrive died and I have to reload all my photos. In the mean time, this is
one shot of me and my lace trimmed dress from a site called Robyn's Roost.
Justin t
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Sue Babbs
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Yuo can get blcok pillows from SMP lace - covered or uncovreed and wiht
>extra blocks.
>
>http://www.smplace.co.uk/
Check first whether the Perrins (SMP) are still carrying them - David
Turner of Church Meadow Crafts has taken
Could we see a picture or two so we can o and a?
At 09:13 PM 18/05/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all!
Right now I'm in the midst of making 15 yards of bobbin to be used
as inset for a table runner. The pattern is from Le Pompe and all I
get when I show it off is 's and a
Huh! Spellchecker ignored that one! And I had typed it really carelessly!
Sue
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Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] yardage pillows - long
You can get block pillows from SMP lace - covered or uncovered
Yuo can get blcok pillows from SMP lace - covered or uncovreed and wiht
extra blocks.
http://www.smplace.co.uk/
They have arrived promptly in the USA
Sue
In her very useful description of pillows, Alice mentioned the "One and
Only" from Snowgoose, and added,
Snowgoose sells the forms only
In her very useful description of pillows, Alice mentioned the "One and
Only" from Snowgoose, and added,
Snowgoose sells the forms only. The pieces will need
to be covered and assembled. However, Lacy Susan has
the same kits already covered. There could be other
dealers with this or similar
I looked at the history of bidding on the first sale when there was a
"timewaster". I think whoever it was who won at GBP1030.00 made a mistake in
their bidding. Their previous bid was GBP61.10. He/she probably intended
GBP103.00, and either didn't notice the mistake or panicked wwhen they
real
Elizabethan court gown? I for one, would be interested to hear more about
this project and perhaps see a picture?
Devon
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>>15 yards! Wow! That really is yardage<<
Naw, I've made 25 yards at one fell swoop to trim an Elizabethan Court gown.
:-) No, I'm not kidding.
Robin
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That is amazing, I don't think I have seen any Le Pompe, how wide is the
inset? It sounds wonderful
Up to now my lengths have been just about a yard or just over only, I have
never ventured into the multiple yardage. At one time I would have said
that would be boring, but I found it quite soot
Do you know of any other laces sales coming up in the near future?
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Sent: Monday, May 15, 2006 8:56 PM
Subject: [lace] Lace for sale
> Today at work (Tourist Information) I took a call from a lady want
15 yards! Wow! That really is yardage. Nice to hear from you
Sue
Right now I'm in the midst of making 15 yards of bobbin to be used as
inset for a table runner. > Robin
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Hi all!
Right now I'm in the midst of making 15 yards of bobbin to be used as inset for
a table runner. The pattern is from Le Pompe and all I get when I show it off
is 's and as.
Since I mostly read and rarely post, I specialize in 15th and 16th Century
bobbin lace.
Robin
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Alice gave a wonderful synopsis of the various pillows
for yardage - but she forgot to mention a bolster
pillow.
If you look on my yahoo photos
(http://photos.yahoo.com/drswilliams) at the bottom
there are several photos of my current work in
progress - Ipswich lace on a bolster pillow. I've got
When buying on ebay, you have to do your homework. Check out the new price (if
the type of item is still beong sold) of what you want to bid on secondhand
and decide the maximum you're prepared to pay. Then stick to it. Don't be
tempted to bid a little bit more because there'll probably be someone
Oh dear what have I started! I wanted a sticker in those 'good old days' but
DH said he wouldn't let me put it in the car! Nowadays I'd just do it!
Lamination is one way to go! Also I could put one on my trusty scooter! Food
for thought. Meanwhile if anyone wants to join us for our demo please feel
> If you want to make lengths then yes you are right
> you need either a roller
> pillow or a block pillow.
>
Not necessarily so. These two are the most convenient
form of pillows to make yardage, but thousands of
yards were made in the past on plain rounded or cookie
pillows. If part of the p
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