Hi, I have just been told that Sue Stephens died on Friday, 30th January. It
is so sad. She was a very lovely lady and a great advocate of lace making.
She will be sadly missed. Vivienne, Presencia
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Hello Mark,
this has nothing to do with Cluny lace, still the colors haven't to do
with Cluny. These are all machine made laces in the type we had here
in Germany second half of 20th century. I can't say what sor tof
machine and here we find such machine-laces still today coming from
the
As a relatively newcomer to lace I have been buying lace books as and when I
can afford it. I have at the moment The Book of Bobbin Lace Stitches by Cook
Stott and have just bought Practical Skills in Bobbin Lace by Cook. I have
just noticed another one called Introduction to Bobbin Lace
This caught my eye while reading the business news.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109sid=aoxpmNTw7A6wrefer=home
Judy in cold Burnside, Louisiana
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At 05:10 AM 2/4/2009, Nancy Nicholson wrote:
As a relatively newcomer to lace I have been buying lace books as and when I
can afford it. I have at the moment The Book of Bobbin Lace Stitches by Cook
Stott and have just bought Practical Skills in Bobbin Lace by Cook. I have
just noticed
Thank you for sharing this link, Judy.
The story is fascinating, that lacemaking continues in France, yet
unsettling for the future. I wonder if they will 'go digital' as the
expression goes. I notice the term 'lacemaker' is used in the corporate
sense.
Everyone on the lace list should check it
This process has already occurred in the New Jersey lacemaking industry, the
Schiffli industry. For many years the biggest source of income was from the
sale of the machines to Asia. Now they are mostly gone.
I was interested to see that the article seemed to think the Leavers machine
Dear lacemakers,
I have been clearing out my shelves to make room for new stuff, and have
decided to sell some of my older books. Avital has said I may offer them
here, so here is a list.
If you are interested in any item, you could e-mail me with where you live,
I will find out how much the
I thought in the past the demand for the Elwyn Kenn books brought silly
prices on e-bay, but there is a copy of Point Ground Patterns from Australia
listed on e-bay UK at the moment (#320337147937) with a start price of £3 and
no
bid yet.
It doesn't say if the seller will post overseas, but if
Hi
I've also found this book at the Lacemaker in Cortland, OH:
http://commerce.idmi.net/ecommerce/catalog_detail.asp?CID=169CI=2444PI=2362
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Cheers,
Gina
On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 1:31 PM, laceandb...@aol.com wrote:
I thought in the past the demand for the Elwyn Kenn books brought silly
prices
Sue Babbs wrote:
Have you tried experimenting with the same thread on square or Midland
bobbins which don't roll so much? Does it still happen as often then?
I am presently working with the International square bobbins and some of my
threads are unwinding so I doubt the square bobbins make much
One of the very few jokes which I have never seen before and
priceless... Sorry, J; you should have sent it to the chat yourself :)
From: J.F.
Mafia Godfather finds out that his bookkeeper has cheated him out of
ten million bucks. His bookkeeper is deaf. That was the reason he got
the job
Ah well, then there's the other exercise program:
Up, down, Up, down. Pant, Pant Alright, now the other eyelid!
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