To all in SE England,
This is a rather late notice but there are still a few tickets left for
Cockfosters Lace Day.
It will be held as usual at:
Oakwood Methodist Church
Westpole Avenue
Cockfosters
Barnet EN4 0BD
On Saturday 3rd February from 10am-4pm.
Speaker...Gwynedd Roberts.
Suppliers,
Hi,
If anyone has a copy of Slovenska Ludova Palickovana Cipka by Veronica
Geciove-Komorovska that they want to sell, I would be interested. I am
interested in Polish or Slovak lace. You can email me privately at
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Thank you ,
Joeanna
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Hi all
I'm wondering if anyone can give me information about museums in northern
France/ Belgium where I would be able to see collections of Lille lace. I
shall be travelling from Calais through to Germany in April and I thought a
visit to one or two museums to do some research on Lille lace
In a message dated 1/15/07 9:37:30 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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If anyone has a copy of Slovenska Ludova Palickovana Cipka by Veronica
Geciove-Komorovska that they want to sell, I would be interested. I am
interested in Polish or Slovak lace.
Dear Jean, dear Alice,
today I had a wonderful surprise in my mailbox, when I arrived at home between
two
appointments. Surely you know what I am speaking about: a small packet
containing 4
generous lots of paper strings in 6 different colours. I love them and I love
the surprise
and your
Many thanks to those of you who replied to my styrofoam suggestion for
pinning the magic threads!!! I think Bev's idea of pinning to a piece of
fabric is a good one and I will try it when I get around to actually using
magic threads (which I do intend to do at some stage).
Sue Fink
My daughter and family will be moving (temporarily) to Germany (in
Bavaria?) sometime this year...we are wondering what is going on in that
part of the world when it comes to lacemaking.
She is so excited! She was a little girl when we lived in England (came
back to the US when she was 6) and
A very good friend of mine (along with her family) is leaving this
Wednesday for 2 years in New Zealand. They have been there for 2 years
already, but have not come across anything to do with bobbin
lacemaking. Is there anyone in the area of Marton who makes lace? She
would love to get in
I have to concur with Tamara.
When up at CSU 2 years ago with our Guild's President, looking at lace
in the University collection for consideration for Convention display, a
Grad student brought in her chantilly shawl. We were a little put on
the spot when she asked for a $ evaluation and swore
In a message dated 1/15/07 6:55:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My daughter and family will be moving (temporarily) to Germany (in
Bavaria?) sometime this year...we are wondering what is going on in that
part of the world when it comes to lacemaking.
She is so
I think Bev's idea of pinning to a piece of
It wasn't me, but I am flattered (thank you). Possibly Brenda ;)
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Bev in Sooke BC admiring the sunset (on Vancouver Island, west coast of
Canada)
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David has begun his lace, and he sent me two photos, so that we can watch
his progress.
There is a link on the old page
http://homepage.mac.com/bejoyce/OldLace/
Or you can go directly to the new page
http://homepage.mac.com/bejoyce/OldLace/david.html
What an undertaking! David, I applaud you.
On Jan 14, 2007, at 4:27, Brenda Paternoster wrote, in response to
Leonard:
traditional solution was said to be to use half stitch and twists not
whole stitch and twists at the footpin - Alexandra Stillwell's
experiments showing it doesn't always work!
I was taught that an extra twist on
Are you sure it is big enough David? Will it be finished by the time
you get to Darwin in mid Feb? Perhaps a wider piece would have been
more of a challenge :) chuckle - better you than me!
Jenny Brandis
Kununurra Western Australia
At 10:52 AM 16/01/2007, Barbara Joyce wrote:
David has
Sorry everyone! Especially Alice Howell!! I attributed the idea of pinning
Magic Threads to Bev; it should have been Alice. Humble apologies, Alice.
Sue Fink
Masterton,
New Zealand
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Debbie asks if there are any lacemakers at Marton in New Zealand. Yes there
is a group that operates in Wanganui which is not many miles away and the
contact lives in Marton. She is Eileen Hammond, 37 Stewart St. Marton. The
New Zealand Lace Society also has a website at www.lace.org.nz
Please don't pin any more magic threads to Bev - eek!
On 1/15/07, Sue Fink [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry everyone! Especially Alice Howell!! I attributed the idea of
pinning
Magic Threads to Bev; it should have been Alice. Humble apologies, Alice.
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Bev working on a little round
My husband and I also mourned PC-Write's demise - but it was due to
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