Dear Sr. Claire,
I don't see any copyright issues here at all. You are taking inspiration from
the painting(s) and creating a totally different work or 'art'.
Do keep us up to date on your progress! And good luck to you.
You do have to be careful here. The problem lies in the fact that
with
While reading the course descriptions in the IOLI Convention booklet, I
looked up Vologda Lace.
Landing on web site below, bobbin lace is tatting with bobbins! I think
they tried to cover all country's cultures here.
It's an interesting article so have a look.
I think the article was written in Russian first, and then translated using a
standard dictionary, which, as we all know, doesn't have the lace terms in it.
You can tell it was written in another language by the awkward turn of phrase
which is all over.
Lyn in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where
I looked up Vologda Lace...(web site below,) tatting with bobbins!
http://russia.rin.ru/guides_e/4209.html; Diane Z
Interesting in the mention of Russian lace (Vologda just mentioned), I am
reading the book: The Last Days of the Romanovs: Tragedy at Ekaterinburg by
Helen Rappaport and of note,
What I find interesting about this is the fact that the mix-up occurs in
a translation of a foreign language. We've all encountered people who
insist that what we're doing is tatting! For all we know, there was a
long-held belief in some foreign countries that the terms tatting and
bobbin
Those who love Irish crochet will enjoy this one:
http://picasaweb.google.com/trilli.tri/ParalumeMerlettoDOrvieto?feat=content_
notification#
Lorelei
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We've all encountered people who
insist that what we're doing is tatting! For all we know, there was a
long-held belief in some foreign countries that the terms tatting and
bobbin lace are synonymous.
I have started writing the article on restoration of lace bobbins, and have
started with the spangle, being the most frequent restoration that is
undertaken.
Most historical beads are produced by modern bead makers, but I do not know if
I have ever seen modern square cuts with the file
I just acquired an antique bolster pillow, Italian style. A friend referred me
to her friend who wanted to sell a 'bobbin'. I was very surprised when the
picture of the 'bobbin' was a bolster pillow with bobbins hanging on it. Plus
some embroidery tools.
I made an offer, which was
My grandkids bought me some square-cut beads at the markets in
Freemantle, West Australia and yes they do have the fine powder stuff
which you notice when beading with them.
Shirley T. - 33C today so not too hot and the Murray River is finding
its way to our city but not in flood
Joy,
I have never thought of keeping my dried fruit in the freezer as they seem to
keep okay in the cupboard. Is there a reason why you do that?
Janice
Janice Blair
Crystal Lake, 50 miles northwest of Chicago, Illinois, USA
www.jblace.com
http://www.lacemakersofillinois.org
While eating dinner in Mexico with some of the local people, I mentioned I was
able to buy cactus leaves in the local supermarket but had no idea what they
tasted like. They then ordered a couple of different appetizers using cactus.
One was grilled, cut in slices about 2 inches wide, and
It is news to me that one can eat cactus leaves!! The cactus is indigenous
to Northern America so it is no wonder that somebody tried eating them
sometime or other. We have cacti here that have been classified as a weed
and the cochineal insect was imported to destroy the cacti. The fruit of
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