Tamara wrote:
I can't find any of those photos to check it out but, doesn't rebozo
de bolita mean bobbin rebozo?
Not quite - bobbins are bolillos in Spanish; bolitas are small balls - or
bullets, so these
rebozos de bolita are more likely to be something for carrying spare bullets
hands free
On 3 Oct 2009, at 06:35, Beth Marshall wrote:
so these rebozos de bolita are more likely to be something for
carrying spare bullets hands free and within
reach!
Not quite - reozos look like a stole and are worn by women. They're
used for slinging babies, purchases, drunk husbands :D,
I totally agree with Clay. I have known Alex for many years now and her
ability to teach and explain lace techniques does not decrease. She has
taught me all types of lace over the years and yet I still find the need to
attend her workshops when I can. If I lived closer to her I am
How did this get to me?
I am not subscribed to the chat list, so it must have been sent to the lace
list. The lace list is only for lace-related things, even if the person who
sent it has it listed as lace-chat in her address book (as can be seen in
the headers.
Please, everybody, be respectful
Sr. Claire and others,
Ann posted this to the lace list by mistake. She addressed it to
lace-chat but the actual email address was lace-dige...@dont.panix.com
(everyone, please note -- the lace-digest and lace-chat-digest
addresses should not be used. Also, any address ending in
dont.panix.com
Michele, you can find Alex's book on the weaving archive page:
http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/books.html#S
Scroll down to Stillwell.
On a related note, I bought Alex's book a few years ago in Israel at a
used bookstore and I love it. When I was involved in the Thing-a-Day
project in
On 3 Oct 2009, at 13:34, Avital wrote:
I used a hunk of styrofoam as the pad with long pins pushed through
a photocopy of the pin points.
You can also use a wheel of berry pins http://www.flickr.com/photos/
kurtq/2017988363/
Margot Walker in Halifax on the east coast of Canada
Visit the
I've got vol I and II of Ricci's Old Italian Lace on Ebay, item
#130334169063 in case anyone's interested.
Laurie
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I am looking for some information about grid terminology as I have received
conflicting info in the past. The footside measurement seems to be
consistent to me. It is basically ½ of the squares per inch since you are
counting every second dot. The straight measurement is what I have heard
Perhaps this can help you
http://www.brandis.com.au/craft/Lace/grids.html
http://www.brandis.com.au/craft/downloads/torchonlaceassistance.pdf
http://www.brandis.com.au/craft/downloads/wpctogrid.pdf
Regards
Jenny B
Kununurra, Western Australia
Kim Davis wrote:
I am looking for some information
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