I just wanted to say thank you so much to everyone that has sent messages over
the last few days regarding my lace and it's award. I have been staggered by
the response and there have been just too many to be able to reply to you all
individually.
Also, a huge thank you to Jacquie Tinch (Lincol
Hi Cindy,
Yes, I totally agree with you about this seller--she's terrific and
offers stellar pieces. I didn't mean to imply anything negative about her.
Just that I didn't know why something was called one thing vs another. And the
lace is so crisp and in such good condition (only one hole that I'
Lorelei,
Thank you so much for the long helpful post! I don't have my Santina
Levy here and what I read was too long ago for my memory these days.
Especially helpful is your comparison between the historian's viewpoint and
the lacemaker's--one that I really hadn't thought about and yet is obviousl
Hi Nancy, Lorelei, and others who have contributed to this thread...
I've just returned home from another week at "Lace at Sweet Briar", and
so have not been reading my email. This thread was delightful to find,
and - as usual - Lorelei has given us a great summary of information.
I've recen
Dear Nancy and Lorelei,
indeed this is a beautiful piece of lace. Thank you for the pictures on our
album the first one wasn't clear enough.
I know that you, Lorelei have a lot of knowledge about old laces therefore I
hesitated to answer. But after all I learned it looks as if it is from 19th
c
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Hi Ilske,
Thanks for your comments. The relative thickness of the thread is
part of why I was wondering how certain we could be about the age of the lace.
The thread is thinner than it perhaps appears in the pictures, however--the
width of the lace is 5 cm, if that helps when viewing the sections.
A bit late in posting, Claire, but just wanted to add my congratulations to
you for a beautiful piece of lace. A well deserved award.
Lesley
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Congratulations, Claire, I'll see you at the presentation
For anyone interested, this is the link to my class' entry which has
also been successful...
http://www.cig.canon-europe.com/p?p=GvZGamYKtyJ
Phil thought I'd had a large spider land in front of me when I opened
the attachment from
For Claire--May I add my congratulations!?! Milanese--beautifully worked, good
choice of braids. Monet-esque--worthy of the master's lagoon at Giverny. Mmm,
mmm good. Thanks for the eye candy! Susan, just coming out of the basement in
Erie, PA where we've had tornado warnings
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Congratulations Jane and your Group. That Carousel is Gorgeous. Well done
to you all.
What a clever idea and so well turned into a lovely lace project. Very
clever, and a prize well deserved.
Regards from Liz in freezing Melbourne, Oz.
lizl...@bigpond.com
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Oops, Jane, - SO sorry, I mistook Class entry for Group entry. I now
realize your Carousel was all your own work, -- which makes it even more
stunning.
It is Gorgeous, and I marvel at your inventiveness.
Very well done.
I look forward to our next UK Lace which, I hope, will have Lots of photo
Well done! That's fab.
It's an amazing feeling isn't it?
Congratulations.
Claire
Kent, UK
Claire Allen
www.bonitocrafts.co.uk
Crafty stuff I want to show off.
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> Congratulations, Claire, I'll see you at the presentation
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> For anyone i
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