Bev wrote:
What you can do is make a screen dump and print that to use to see if the
your design will work. Hold down the 'Alt' key and pressing the 'Prt Sc' key
(usually top right on the keyboard), open your word processing program and
click on the 'paste' button on the toolbar. You can the
Thank you Bev and Jean, I have seen the demo but not tried to use it. I was
bought Easy Lace by my husband but have not progressed very far. I think
you are right, I need to decide on one or two things to try and keep playing
and trying until I get the hang of the program. Thank you for all t
I have found that if I want to design something on Lace 2000, it is no use
trying it out on graph paper first. Also patterns that I designed ages ago,
I cannot get to 'work' onscreen. I just cannot transfer from graph paper to
the screen - it always comes out totally different. Now I design e
My lace design program used to be something I needed to conquer, now
it is my friend LOL.
Sometimes 'making lace' is itself an interesting computer-drawing
project. I sit there and click dots onto the screen, or drag lines
here and there, playing with the design and the practical part of my
mind a
I don't have that problem, it is so easy, to do, also to reconstruct old
patterns, are you scanning it as background?
Dorte
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Does anyone know of another name for Square Sail Irish
linen thread? Or how it compares to brands that are
more familiar? Any comments available in the next
three hours would be welcome.
Thanks,
Alice in Oregon
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Hi All, After my trials with couronnes last year I thought I should add an
update. I made a Battenberg doily with couronnes recently! I was going to
have spoked wheels in all the 1" squares and then decided couronnes would
look wonderful in some of the squares. I decided this while doing the le
Hi All, Since I love reading the reports of lace days, conventions and
retreats I'll tell you about the New England Lace Group retreat in Wareham,
Massachusetts, USA in early June. It was wonderful fun and nobody had
problems with the shower water this time! The only water "problem" was a
fair a
Thank you, Jane, for the wonderful report of the New England Lace Group
retreat in Wareham, Massachusetts.
Since Clive and I may be in that area next year (his sister lives in Wells,
Maine and we visit my favorite cousin in Carlisle, Mass.) I just might be in
the area.
Post the dates as soon
Well done m'Lady ;)
I have tried to make them for Rosaline lace, sad to say they were less
than attractive (i.e. it was better not to have them on the lace). I
ought to practice, too.
On 7/9/06, Jane Viking Swanson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All, After my trials with couronnes last year I t
"Maxine Diffey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>Some time ago there was a thread on Shetland Island lace knitting
>history, and I recall going onto a website with some exquisite photos on
>it. can anyone recall the site?
That was probably the Shetland Museum website. Unfortunately I just went
to my
On Jul 9, 2006, at 20:59, bevw wrote:
I have tried to make them for Rosaline lace, sad to say they were less
than attractive (i.e. it was better not to have them on the lace). I
ought to practice, too.
Or you could do them "the Rosalibre way" -- with bobbins :) When
Cathleen Belleville invent
ach - shortly after I bought a copy of CB's book, I loaned it to a
dear lace friend - haven't had a chance to plumb the book myself.
Maybe I can have neat 'perls' after all.
thanks for the tip ;)
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On Jul 9, 2006, at 20:59, bevw wrote:
> I hav
Hi everyone,
Sorry to send this to the general list, but I haven't had an answer to the
e-mail I sent to the address I have. Anne, could you contact me privately
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Christine Johnson (Sydney, Australia)
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Hi everyone,
Now that this subject is almost exhausted, can I say that I still use a
generic CAD program - EasyCad. I started using a DOS version of it well
before there were specific programs for lacemakers. I bought the windows
version 5 or 6 years ago for about the same price as Lace Designer Go
Funny, how I seem to be drawn to the subject I know nothing about or,
to be precise, to the _subject line_... :)
On Jul 10, 2006, at 1:12, Christine Johnson wrote:
I also used to draft text roughly on paper first before using a word
processing program to type up the almost-final version.
Whi
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