I'm sure this is something that has been discussed but I cant find it in the
archives..
I have the first edn. 1980 of this book and have borrowed the revised version
2000 from the library to make notes of the changes. However I can't seem to
find any!!! maybe there are things that would just j
I agree that a thread holder is the best so far, but it just seems way too
big. It has to be about 8 or 9 inches tall, so there is room for several
spools
on each wire and the holes are close to the edge of the discs, so the spools
would be hanging out all round. Because of its size, and the
"I looked at it, and I am a spinner. I think it may be a spool/bobbin for a
spinning wheel."
Again, I don't think so , because the base is covered with felt so it's
definitely an item that may be stood on a polished surface. And what would
all the
little holes be for? In the base they don't go
I just stopped at a rather poor "earring stand"! and felt that one of you
guys (In Australia Guys is for both sexes) would know all about it. Anyway
I went to my books as "sewing tools" are quite a favorite of mine after lace
bobbins. So I went to my reference books.
I have discovered two si
Again, sorry for cross posting but it may or may not be a lace related object
that I asked Malvary to post for me on Friday evening.
Unusually for arachne, we didn't get an answer that seemed to fit the
problem. The most likely seemed to be that it might be a thread holder, with
removable wire
Hi Nova and all
The definitive answer form Bridget about the way the filling is worked for
the face of the doll, pg 24 of her Russian Lace Patterns book is as most of us
thought, whirlpools worked over four pairs (which is why they are square).
Complete three of the plaits and the fourth to the
Dear Lace Fan Lovers,
Before Christmas, here is a book that you may want to put on your gift list:
"A Touch of Dutch - Fans from the Royal House of Orange-Nassau"
By Helene Alexander (The Fan Museum, London)
and Fransje Hovinga-van Eijsden
A fan exhibit catalogue
Pub. Feb. 2008 by The Fan Muse
Tess,
You don't need this info, but am sending for the sake of our Arachne
newbies:
If you select "Prominent Characters", a option given in left column menus of
the site in letter below mine, you will find "Tess Parrish", and a
description of the University of Arizona site. If you ar
Dear Carol
I think it goes without saying that everyone on the list wishes you
all the best in this trying time.
It is never easy to lose a loved one But at the same time you have had a
little warning. Which most of us don`t get. It is not an easy time for you
or John. But you do have the com
I think you can find it at:
http://www.tuttoricamo.com/trServizi/Libri/DMCBiblioteca.asp
Please, scroll down the list till the end.
Best
Silvia (from Italy)
2008/11/16, tess parrish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I am trying to find a DMC book called Le Macrame. It is not the
> encyclopedia that often p
I am trying to find a DMC book called Le Macrame. It is not the
encyclopedia that often pops up when one is looking for something DMC,
but comes in two forms: a green cover which I think might be the
original, or a whiteish cover with macrame on it which I think is a
reprint.
If anyone h
Thanks. I do belong to Suffolk Lace Makers and hopefully at the next
meeting I can put some names to faces.
Paula
>Original Message
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Date: 12/11/2008 22:34
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Arachne"
>Subj: RE: [lace] PDF files
>
>Hallo Paula, Are
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