On Jul 26, 2007, at 3:23, Steph Peters wrote:
We are going on a cruise around the Baltic this year, so we get to
visit a
lot of places for a short time. I'm wondering if there is any lace to
be
seen
Gdansk (Gdynia)
Most unlikely; Poland just isn't a very "lacy place" and, what there
is,
On Jul 26, 2007, at 11:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Devon) wrote:
Let me suggest that the dragon- or rather salamander and the hedgehog
might
hail from Retournac, France.
I don't know...
Lynn (Carpenter)'s Salamander:
http://lost-arts.blogspot.com/2007/07/here-be-dragon.html
the Retournac one:
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At 03:01 AM 27/07/2007, Sue Babbs wrote:
You hadn't mentioned the size! Yes that would be rather hard to get
though a printer.
OHP film is also called acetate sheets. I can find that in 50 inch
wide sheets at Dickblick, but at a quick glance it is only clear.
Some acetate is smooth on one side
David,
why a film wouldn't it be better to take textile material?
Ilske
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You hadn't mentioned the size! Yes that would be rather hard to get though a
printer.
OHP film is also called acetate sheets. I can find that in 50 inch wide
sheets at Dickblick, but at a quick glance it is only clear. Some acetate is
smooth on one side so that you can color it
http://www.di
On 7/26/07, David in Ballarat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Can anybody help with a name for what I need so that I can search more
> easily.
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Try 'polyester film graphic arts' ?
Astroll is one product although I don't know if it is in colours.
HTH
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Bev in Sooke BC (on beautiful Vancouver
The Folk Museum in Oslo has a fine collection of the gold and silver lace on
Norwegian Folk costumes. I thought the lighting was good enough and the
costumes close enough that I was able to copy the patterns in a notebook.
Sally Schoenberg
Anchorage Alaska
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At 02:37 AM 27/07/2007, you wrote:
Why not print on the OHP film to get the colour and effect you would
like? You can buy sheets that will go through your printer.
Or try chiffon and use a soldering iron to seal the edges so that it
won't fray
Sue
I had thought of chiffon (but not the solderin
Why not print on the OHP film to get the colour and effect you would like?
You can buy sheets that will go through your printer.
Or try chiffon and use a soldering iron to seal the edges so that it won't
fray
Sue in Chicago
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Dear Friends,
I have now completed my piece of lace for the exhibition in Darwin in
November, and have also completed the picture which will go behind
it. However, I am finding that there is not enough contrast to show
off the lace, and have been searching online re various sorts of
films to g
_http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003-date_
(http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003-date) > is the site for
webshots albums and mine is
in the second column, down some.
When I click on it, I find that I am actually at the following site:
_http://home-and-garden.webshots.com
Susan has put the pictures on Devon's Campaign for Modern Lace site.
Devon
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Let me suggest that the dragon- or rather salamander and the hedgehog might
hail from Retournac, France. Susan Lambiris has agreed to post some pictures
of a similar salamander and a hedgehog that I took there on the arachne
website since I am a mechanical dolt.
These are among the pictures
We are going on a cruise around the Baltic this year, so we get to visit a
lot of places for a short time. I'm wondering if there is any lace to be
seen at any of them. We get two days in St Petersburg, where we are using a
personal tour guide so we can pick what we see. Do I remember Angela
pos
This technique looks also like the sort of lace made in Italy all
through the 20C, for assembly into furnishing laces or for sale on
their own to the tourist trade. Figural laces were especially popular
take-home items.
Beth Schoenberg
--- in beautiful downtown Canberra, where the pipes froze
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