I also agree and deleted it immediately.
We had a good steady rain yesterday afternoon and evening. About three
quarters of an inch according to the weather station. It is measured in mm
but I can't remember how many, only the conversion.
Maureen
E Yorks UK Where it is humid and warm.
Dear Friends,
this morning I started working on the Poppies in Jean's Floral Bucks
Point book and while I'm satisfied it's going OK, I've found one area
on which I'd like opinions.
For those of you who recently purchased this book, I'm talking about
the pricking on p27. If you look at the cen
Yes, I'd wondered what I'd do there, and concluded gimp. I hadn't thought of
raised tallies, but as the pattern is open to interpretation I guess it
would be good to see the lines done in all sorts of ways.
The petals might look a bit blank, if you leave you the radial lines. You
could try pho
I'm inclined to agree with Sue... I think they probably represent a bit
of gimp run through to add depth.
And I also want to see your progress!!
Clay
On 6/13/2011 10:51 AM, Sue Babbs wrote:
Yes, I'd wondered what I'd do there, and concluded gimp. I hadn't
thought of raised tallies, but as
Hi Pene and all,
Sorry for the delay! I read the digest version and I'm a few issues behind.
Please contact me off list and I will be happy to send you the address for
where to send the stars. Thanks for thinking of us!
Amy O'Malley
Chair, 2012 IOLI Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota
Minnesota
Hi David:
> For those of you who recently purchased this book, I'm talking about the
> pricking on p27. If you look at the centres of the larger flowers you will
> see some short lines radiating out from it. I am wondering whether perhaps
> they are meant to be raised tallies, or just short len
Hi David:
> For those of you who recently purchased this book, I'm talking about the
> pricking on p27. If you look at the centres of the larger flowers you will
> see some short lines radiating out from it. I am wondering whether perhaps
> they are meant to be raised tallies, or just short len
Hi Maria
Janice's assessment of the 2012 teacher selection progress is correct. We
have mostly finalized our list at this point, but thank you for your
suggestion! Narrowing down which classes and teachers to feature is SO
hard. There are so many amazing teachers out there! If only we had an
u
Open holes - ooh! I like that idea
Sue
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Oh my, Dear Spiders, What have I missed? All this posting about Jean's
Book hasn't given me a clue about what of you speak! Did I delete
something unawares? Bucks Point is my favorite, and I definitely want
this book. Please, please tell me how I can get one. I know I can go
to Arachne archive
Yes, Betty Ann you are missing a real treat! See info cut and pasted below.
Are you going to be at Sweet Briar next week? I hope so!
Sue
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From: Jean Leader
Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2011 2:34 PM
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] New book of
I'm just learning how to make bobbin lace, and while I've purchased enough
square bobbins to work with until I get the nerve to try a big project, I am
curious about how you whittled the chopstick bobbins. Did you work with the
larger end and cut off the narrow end? I'd be curious to see the pict
What if you 'laid out' a pair of passives at this/these areas and then
'twisted the passives' before adding them back in at the end of the line.
This would leave a raised twist of threads which would add subtle liniar
detail at that poing.
This might not be a good idea if one really intends to use
I think that they are probably just short lengths of gimp, and being a
gardener as well as lace maker feel that they are an important feature of a
poppy and need to be there, but as the lace maker it is entirely your
decision.
As usual awaiting progress reports with glee.
David, please could
I have been using chopstick bobbins for many years. I bought a few packets of
twenty from a Chinese supply store for a cost of approx. $1.20 for twenty. I
cut them in half and then got really upmarket when I put a rubber band on one
end. I didn't try whittling a neck on the bobbin and have never
Dear all gentle spiders,
I set a deadline for requests to join as the 15th June.
On Thursday I will start working out who will send to whom.
Today I have on my spreadsheet 37 names which is a prime number!
So if there are 3 people who would like to participate let me know asap.
Pene in Tartu, Est
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