Hi Karen,
Aha, I've found it!  Here's a website of museums in Florence: Â
http://www.museumsinflorence.com/index.htm  It's very good, and I'm pretty
certain that the lace display I saw was in the Palazzo Davanzati museum.Â
Half way down the Palazzo Davanzati's page the lace collection is
I do know that Ann Keller from Ireland had a beginers lace book for celtic
work. I did the proofing for the book. Also there is two different books from
Angela Aston. One of the booklets is of a celticknot work book mark...and the
other has Welsh Love spoons and Love Birds that are entangled toget
Some time this year I'm planning to take my current work in progress to the
Cleveland Museum of Art, plop myself near a painting that has lace in it, and
work on my lace.
Can't exactly call it a bombing...more along the lines of a little
firecracker...
Peg
in an unseasonably warm Fairview Par
Hi Arachnids,
Jan Gardner who owns Lacewings Lace has done some very nice celtic design
bookmarks and dragons.website; http://www.lacewingdesigns.co.uk/
Also available are a couple of larger hangings created in celtic knot
design. I think they are from the Hesters. I have no website for
Hi All,
Following on from Beth's comment I have a set of Celtic Border Patterns and a
companion set of Celtic Block Patterns - publixhed by Keryn Emmerson of Kin
Quilting Designs in Rockhampton, Queensland. Have a phone no - 07 4997 4848,
and an email - kinqu...@rocknet.net.au, website -
http://w
In an era when several nations are reeling from mass shootings of
children, should we associate with the word "bombing", even if it is connected
to
pop culture?
As I thought about this, I was reminded how much time it takes bobbin lace
makers to set up and pack up after lace demonstratio
Hey, Robin! I'll lace bomb with you! Last night I was looking through the
Kaethe and Jules Kliot book "Bobbin Lace: Form by the Twisting of Cords" to
get inspiration for just this kind of thing. I was thinking how cool it
would be to have a long rod with heavy twine or rope attached to it (much
Leave it to you, Tess, to come up with an excellent model of how to raise
awareness. It is an excellent way to start. Although lace bombing is another
way to put lace in front of the public, and, hopefully, get people wondering
what it is. Almost any way to put handmade lace in front of the p
I think the link below will take you to the web site showing the panels.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Bedford+lace+panels&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en
-gb&client=safari
Diana in a very cold Northants - waiting for the snow to arrive!
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Perhaps you are referring to the Nottingham lace factory. Its facade has
been covered (or otherwise) with concrete panels in a lace pattern. I
believe the design is of Louise West.
Karen in Malta
On 12 January 2013 00:50, Elizabeth Ligeti wrote:
> I have seen a couple of photos, (somewhere) of
Happy New year to you all. I only get the digests which have on the whole
been pretty quiet, so thought it time I made a contribution anyway. I know
that a few of you, like myself collect lace themed stamps so...
Having been alerted, by a friend, to the fact that the February 2013 issue
of 'Sta
I think almost any celtic knot design could be converted quite easily
into milanese or other tape laces - just by tracing the outlines of the
knot and adding pinholes at an appropriate spacing, then work whatever
braids & fillings feel right for the width/shape of your knot sections...
I'm sur
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