I have made a few changes to the original article that I published on Lace
Makers Lamps.
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'Lemin, Brian. Lacemakers Lamps, 12 pages. Note: (updated Jan 2011). Posted
June 10, 2003. FIRST PAGE. File size 416 KB PDF
Found on
http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/webdocs.html
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On this subject, please also refer to our own archives. There has been a
lot of correspondence on this subject since the 1985 founding of our
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Does anyone have idea what this item is/was used for?
Listing number 290532958457
Diana
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Excuse my frivolity but how about a 'travel' washing line and pegs for taking
on that cruise! The long brown things look a bit like the old fashioned wooden
'dolly' pegs and the thick cord could be the washing line - ideal for your
nylons and other 'smalls'!!
Andreausually in Cambridge, UK, but at
In message 3c73a.3a607a.3a856...@aol.com, jeria...@aol.com writes
On this subject, please also refer to our own archives. There has been a
lot of correspondence on this subject since the 1985 founding of our
Arachne group:
It was April 1995 - though we've covered a lot of ground since then
I've had a really good look at this and I think Andrea is right. I've seen
similar looking pegs and line systems back in the 80s in camping shops so it
rang a bell.
L
Kind Regards
Liz Baker
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My chronicle of my bobbins can be found at my website:
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I think that modern makers of lace makers lamps do a good job as most follow a
basic design that was published in a Woodwork magazine many years ago. They
combine the candle and the flask in one utility, which to me is a great idea.
I have only ever seen one Historical/Antique that has these two
I have just noticed 10 Archibald Abbott bobbin on eBay (270704118177)
Looking at ten of them in a row you can see the huge variation in the shape of
the heads. A recent sale of Abbott bobbins by the Springetts shows the
variations that he does with the tails.
Though I ID bobbin makers almost
I have just put up the following article
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Lemin, Brian. The Shepherds Bobbin from the Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge - a
second look, 8 pages. Posted February 8, 2011. FIRST PAGE. File size 256KB PDF
On
From time to time I get asked by editors of Newsletters and other lace related
publications if they can have permission to publish any of my articles which I
have put on
http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/webdocs.html
The answer is yes, of course you can BUT the one proviso is that any
OK guys... I am so sorry..
I clearly can not count as there are more than ten up for sale!! (17 I think
but I am scared to commit myself to your sharp eyes!)
Whoops...there goes another rubber tree plant
Brian and Jean
From Cooranbong. Australia
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Well, I just have to report I've spent a strenuous evening trying to start
another Binche lesson from Verbeke-Billiet's first syllabus -- #2. I had set
it up about a year ago, winding the bobbins, then set it aside. Lordy what a
mess. I started at 7 pm , it is now 12:30pm and I have the first 2
Greetings fellow lacers, I have a question for you all. Some of you might
remember my inquiries a couple of years ago regarding making lace for a
christening gown. I have linen fabric, which I had purchased in Brugges,
for the gown and wondered if I needed to use linen for making the lace which
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