On Oct 2, 2009, at 9:57, Susan Reishus wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebozo
[...] I can easily see that a shawl or stole could be of
daily use, and that a more quickly woven stole could be embellished
with
bobbin lace, and faster than making one of solid lace, which
essentially would
Aurelia and Other Gentle Spiders, Sure, we can do it! Put me down for
one of them. I've been wanting to use the big block pillow... Happy
Lacemaking,Betty Ann Rice in Roanoke, Virginia USA
Oct 1, 2009 03:36:14 PM, aurel...@earthlink.net wrote:
Hello everybody, and hello especially to Tony and
Thank you Malvary yes I did give the address incorrectly sorry everyone. It
is www.northdownslacemakers.org.uk
Do have a visit.
Sue Martin
Farnborough
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Hi to those of you looking for a caterpillar
I have found a caterpillar try the following
www.geocities.com/emmacrew/tatting/doodlebugs.html I hope this helps
I am a member of North Downs Lacemakers and we have just updated/revamped
our website www.northdownslacemakers.org do have a look i
Hello Claire and all of you,
as we all know lace was forbidden during and some time after the
French revolution. In Napoleonic time lace came back. What could mean
that some of the "old" laces came back too. But fashion had changed
and so not all laces b
from former time fitted. As far as I
Thank you for sharing, Devon. In searching for more information about rebozos
(I wanted to compare to ruanas), Wikipedia states that the word "rebozo" is
first documented in 1562, which to my mind, curiously coincides with a
European surge in lacemaking and coincidentally, influx of people and imp
Hi Everyone,
The US has a new female Justice for the Supreme CourtSonia Sotomayor. I
have just found a couple pictures of her wearing lace. I thought you might
be interested in seeing what she has..maybe we could add to her
"collection".
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/09/us/poli
Hello Claire, and Lorelei -
At the IOLI convention in Rockford in 2008, Kate Henry did a
presentation called "What were they wearing then?" (or something to
that effect...). As a beginning lacemaker, she had been demonstrating
torchon during a Revolutionary War reenactment, and someone came
Claire
A similar question came up recently. Bobbin lace of the Napoleonic era was
distinct and easily recognizable. It was point ground lace with a small motif
on the headside and tiny spots on the net. The spots would be either square
tallies or tiny circles of gimp. If you have access to a co
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