Gr!!! I got in to the Webshots (I was putting in
a space in the name, which should not have been there.)
Then I downloaded new photos, and named them, - and supposedly removed the
old photos. Then is said an error, so do it again, Which I did, - and now
find there is 2 o
I want to go in and change my photos, but the silly thing won't let me in
for some reason. I tried with all lower case, then Initial in Upper case,
neither with any success.
Has the user name or password changed ? I just can't Log In.
Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz.
lizl...@bigpond.com
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Hello All! It's been an interesting weekend so far! Last night my neighbor &
I attended a "painting event" at Total Wine (8000 labels, so little time!). In
the space of two hours we made an acrylic painting on canvas with tissue
paper/newspaper collage--along with 20 other "artistes". The wi
HI Jen!
The picture is wonderful! I will have to compare, but I think the wire
I am using is about the same size you used. Your stitches are a lot
finer that mine are right now. I'll have the push mine together, make
them tighter and smaller. I love the look! Thanks for posting the picture.
N
Hi Lauren,
I have spent a couple of days re-organising all my sewing, crocheting and
lace-making stuff (very therapeutic and good fun too!). In the process I
found my wire needle lace piece. I've uploaded the wire reticella photo on
Lorelei's Ning needle lace site: http://needlelacetalk.ning.com/p
One of our precious Maine lacemakers and her husband are planning a trip
to Ireland in the Summer - not to cities, but along the southern coast and
up to Donnegal. They own a large garden center and also hope to go on
garden tours and to the Ring of Kerry. They are working with a travel ag
Hi Arachnids,
If you look under the pattern there is a short description in Dutch. It
reads;-
DOWNLOAD THE PATTERN IN PDF FORMAT
Materials;-
1 round shoe lace 45 to 65 cm long
bead with large hole
worker (or weaver) pair in DMC fil a Dentelle 80 of 6xthe length of the shoe
lace
10 to 20 pai
The free pattern on the LOKK website has me intriqued,
I have done a computer translation and it's not clear how to make this.
Is there anyone that has made this Halssieraad, that would be willing to
explain how it's done?
http://www.lokk.nl/
look under gratis patroon, it's a robe f
Were they wearing thin because of the threads coming untwisted or did they
appear to be getting cut? If the first query is the problem, then while making
your lace you can turn the bobbin a number of times on the pillow to retwist
the threads. You just have to keep an eye on the threads while
If you are on a Mac, you can have downloading problems if you are doing it
from Mozilla Firefox or other search engines. Most problems are alleviated
with the newest update (version 9?), as Apple has said it is Firefox's problem
to fix, and probably the converse is true.
If your Mac isn't downloa
Aw shucks! You don't want to meet in somebody's garage?Â
Best,
Susan
Reishus
"What a load of responses! Churches and libraries seem to head the
list,
but coffee shops, restaurants, community centers, schools, which made me
think
of our local state teacherââ¬â¢s college, art schools, quil
Your post is going to be printed out and put in my "essential lace info"
folder. You're right about the information not finding a permanent home in my
brain...there was so much to learn and remember.
I think you're right about
the threads untwisting as I worked. I tried to
retwist...when I co
Oops...sorry...I wrote that late last night. The size was Brok 30. It was a
new spool and I keep them in a sealed polypropelyne container and wrapped in
acid free tissue.
There weren't any sewings on this piece, but the twist did
loosen as I was
working. I tried to re-twist when I saw them loo
Just a couple of thoughts, especially if this is happening all the
time...
Firstly, what is the climate like? It could be that the cotton threads
are drying out and becoming brittle (more likely if it is happening with
more than one reel of thread - though you do occasionally get a "rogue"
re
As Peg's teacher for the Milanese class I'd like to say a couple of things.
I suspect the threads weren't 'wearing out', just untwisting. This was one of
the things I told the class to watch out for (and if they saw it happening to
retwist any affected threads), but I was giving out a lot of in
Is there a size 40 Brok? If so I haven't seen it.
I think that your problem is possibly a combination of the things already
suggested; excessive wear on the thread from making lots of sewings and the
bobbins rolling to loosen the twist. Use a magic thread and keep watching for
any leash that
Did you observe the twist in the individual threads? Sometimes your bobbins
tend to roll on the pillow mainly in one direction. 50% chance that undoes
the twist in the thread and they loose integrety. Retwist until the thread
starts to curl, gently slide the overkill of twist into the colthwork and
Betty Ann wrote:
using that technique.>
Or you could buy the 48 page book by Christine Springett 'Magic Threads' at
GBP 5.00 plus postage, which explains it very clearly. They take payment by
Paypal, which avoids problems paying in other currencies.
http://www.cdspringett.co.uk/acatalog/Lac
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