A copy of this is also on the Professor's web site, but in an English
translation. It is also on CD #3. A nice book.
Thanks, Sof, for bringing your copy to the attention of our French
readers.
Tess ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) in Maine USA where spring is having a hard time
melting the snow.
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Hi All,
None of my bobbin lace graces an Altar yet (I do have a length of from a
Pattern from "Lace for Church Use"), but have done a number of large scale
filet crochet pieces.
I have an original pattern sheet from one of Mary Card (Lace designer from
Australia, first half of 1900s)'s desig
Orla wrote:
My fan pillow is being made from a polystyrene body board. I bought two of
them at the end of last summer from a local supermarket who had them on sale
for half price at GBP3.50 - too good a price to pass up. Because they're
thick and dense, they should provide me with enough pol
This is one of the reasons I love being a wedding minister. I CAN wear
lace when I feel like it (grin) I love to get church lace for both my
vestments and for collecting.
Shere'e
Seattle, WA USA
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Dear Kate -
Welcome back to the list! I know I am far from the only long-time member
(currently mostly lurking) who welcomes you back.
My husband is an Episcopal priest and I have a special interest in church
lace so thanks for pointing this one out. My big regret is that he is not
an 18-1
Funny I'm in the process of discussing lace kit prices on my livejournal
even as we speak. My experience is probably slightly different than a
lot of you because I teach in the SCA, which means beginning classes
are pretty much limited to 2 hours. For my classes I charge a $35 kit
fee and that in
Dear List,
I came across this handmade bobbinlace church lace. I remember some of the
members years ago had clergy in the family, but can't remember who it was.
Super piece! 1700 9027 8184 on ebay.
Kate Henry
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Hi Tania,
The pattern you are working and showing on your livejournal is, in English,
a Torchon pattern with spiders, trail, fans, and ground. It is a lovely
pattern to work and its components are fairly common in English Torchon.
The English lacemakers would have the footside on the right.
I could not resist the photo of the best of show:)
http://www.theaustralianwoodturningexhibition.com/
Jenny Brandis
Kununurra, Western Australia
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Very neat work Tania. It is a simple Torchon lace pattern.
Karen in Malta
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Hiya all on this nice spring d
Tania,
This is a typical Torchon pattern. You can probably find in books for
beginners.
Have fun with it.
Ilske
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Hi Tania,
it looks very much like patterns in the book "Klöppeln - eine alte Handarbeit
neu
belebt" by Katharina Egger. I will look it up later.
Martina in Germany
On 12 Mar 2007 at 2:47, Tania Gruning wrote:
Hiya all on this nice spring day in Denmark.
I would like the lists help in ident
Dear Tania,
Looks to be a fairly standard torchon lace pattern - spiders, trails (v),
fans and ground. I don't think it would have a special name like some of the
Bucks Point patterns do.
Different interpretations can be made on the same pricking - the trails and
fans can be worked in either
Hiya all on this nice spring day in Denmark.
I would like the lists help in identifying the lace I have started on, you can
see a pic in my livejournal http://tania-gru.livejournal.com/
I got the pricking along with the bobbins, which I were really after at a
fleamarket, and being slightly lazy
I normally lurk with just the occasional message, and I know I am very
late with this thread, but as the list is so quiet, I thought I would
chip in.
I was given some lace knitting wool some 18 months ago by my DS and DIL,
and I have finally "had a go" - well, many 'goes', but I am finally up
and
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