Reading Liz's story of the student with a learning difficulty, I think maybe
sometimes it's not the fault of the tutor or the student when the student
doesn't understand - it may just be that the class format isn't right for that
particular student.
Beth
in a showery Cheshire, NW England
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Hi everybody,
I'd like to present some
newshttp://lacespider.blog.cz/0904/news-from-my-lace-pages on my web pages
again. A couple of new articles and photos were added recently and maybe you
will find some of them interesting.
One of them is an interesting
In message 26820544bd01403b88110f1251dad...@loreleihalley, Lorelei
Halley lhal...@bytemeusa.com writes
In the process of doing
that (initially to make sure I hadn't left out a dot or 2) I came to an
understanding of why the pins in torchon were spaced the way they were, why
the ground pins and
Jane
Of course there is more to designing than puttintg dots on a grid. But the
first problem a designer has to solve is to make sure the lace won't fall
apart, to be sure the thing will be structurally sound. That is the biggest
hurdle. Then there is the problem of getting the relative pin
Hi
I was lucky enough to have been bought an angle poise lamp on a stand by
my DH for my birthday. I have another lamp fitted with a daylight bulb
which is now about to give up the ghost which I've been using for lace
making. I have been wondering, especially with UK legislation due to
outlaw
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Alison J ag...@essex.ac.uk writes
I have been wondering, especially with UK legislation due to
outlaw 'ordinary bulbs' shortly, whether there is some kind of energy
saving equivalent to the daylight bulb, or should I
I totally agree with Clay and can add one of my own pet peeves... the student
that apparently knows so much that while the teacher is talking feels the need
to comment? to her neighbor about 'things' making it impossible for the rest
of us less brilliant students to hear what is being said.
bobbi
Say Hey Clay! So-o-o glad you mentioned the student angle of the equation!!
So far, I've not seen this problem in the lace classes I've taken--we're all
too busy attending to the Cs Ts. BUT, I have seen this in embroidery land
where gals haven't seen each other since the last national
This is kind of a tricky problem, because basically, students are there to
have a good time. The time spent at a lace class comes out of money and time
that might otherwise buy a weekend at a bed and breakfast or time spent in
pleasant pursuits. No one is receiving certification or taking a
Lori, Lacefairy, has created a page devoted to depictions of lace on glass
ceramics.
_http://lace.lacefairy.com/Lace/Gallery/Gallery.html_
(http://lace.lacefairy.com/Lace/Gallery/Gallery.html) and click on Lace Glass
1/2 way down on left
column.
Jeri Ames
Lace and Embroidery
Ilske
I see what the problem is - the filename had a space in it and when you
clicked on the link it stopped at that space. Typing the rest of the
URL into the browser did work but I've renamed the files and they
should all work now.
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Hi Jeri
I have a mug, purchased from The Lace Guild some years ago with a blue
transfer of a Honiton Lace sprig on. It's in regular use and goes in
the dishwasher, in fact I've just finished (ten minutes ago!) drinking
coffee from it. IIRC The Lace Guild also produced a similar mug with
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This sounds like 2 of my students...For one young man, every move of the
bobbins had to be shown to him. He would declare that he knows what to do
now, make the move then ask what to do next! He completed 1 whole row by
himself about 2/3 of the way down the pattern and was s excited he
A good survey, Brenda, and I have filled it in - with my answers pointed at
Bobbin lace, although I seem to do more needlelace these days.
Let us know when another survey is done, and I will happily participate.
Re marking patterns - I find with some Floral Beds patterns it is hard to see
what
Susan, in Erie ..
Please excuse my ignorance - but where are you?
I can't imagine 142.5 Inches of snow! - Except for pictures of the Himalayas,
and Antarctica, -- and the North Pole, of course!! :))
Lee Daly - that is lovely lace. Well done.
Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz
On Apr 6, 2009, at 18:46, Clay Blackwell wrote:
So, I'll go first and I'm going to limit myself to what I see as
the top threesins of student behavior.
... The social lacemaker who comes to a three day workshop, makes
lace for an hour each morning, and then holds forth in loud
dear fellow spiders
I am just into doll clothes and I need to know what the edging of a jabot
is hemmed with
sorry I ended the sentence with a preposition
I have a picture of a china doll in a book and I love the squares around
the whole hem and I can't tell if it is above the hem line or
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