Hi All,
I am attempting to get my 6 1/2 yr old granddaughter interested in making
lace. Have gone to Lace Express 3/2001 and 2/2000 for Michelle Pitts animal
designs.
Question - what would be equivalent to Cotty No 50? I thought I could try DMC
80 or perhaps Gutterman 100/3 silk. Could always
Hello All! Many thanks to Anna, Corinne & Devon for lending a hand. This has
turned out to be quite a project--even more so when I can picture the effect
that I want to achieve but it doesn't work out on my pillow! My first bookworm
must have been dumb luck because the buds & braids worked.
All,
Sorry for the confusion. Not certain what the computer was doing with the
e-mail sent earlier. So we are trying again to see if it comes through correct
this time:
Hi,
Janet and I have volunteered to head up the Christmas card exchange this year
with the all important help from Jenny in the
The link to email Janet for the Christmas Card exchange 2013 did not appear
correctly in the email I received - it ran Sallie's name into the end of it
without a space, and when I clicked on it to put my name down, the email
bounced back.
The correct address should be jannettheak...@hotmail.com.
Hi,
Sallie and I have volunteered to head up the Christmas card exchange this year
with the all important help from Jenny in the uploading of the cards for all
to see in December. The time line for preparing and sending the cards is:21
SEP - 22 OCT 2013 - send us your name if you desire to particip
I have ordered the catalog from Amazon for $39. I have Prime, so I get free
shipping, but shipping may be free otherwise as well.
Lyn in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA, where the weather is absolutely
gorgeous. High of 76F 21C, sunny light breeze. Rain and cold front
tonight.
Devon wrote:
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Hello all-
Not sure if someone has already pointed this out, and I know it's not quite
the same, but the Met's website has images of all of the items in the exhibit:
www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/current-exhibitions. Also a number of links to
articles.
Devon, any lace items here? Any insider's n
Fellow Spiders-
I had a quick walk through of the Interwoven Globe exhibit at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art yesterday on my lunch hour. It is nine rooms and I
want
to go back and do the full audio tour which I anticipate will take several
hours, with the need for refreshments and rest at
I don't claim to be any expert on Milanese, so I am probably not qualified
to comment on this, but...I have not had much luck in making a nice
looking zig-zag on anything other than a straight line. I would instead try to
use my ingenuity in managing my design so that the zig-zag appears in a
Hi
When doing a Milanese braid around a bend you need to do some back stitches to
keep the pattern level. I was taught to count out the number of pins the
pattern takes and then count the pin holes on each side, putting a pin in each
side. Then see if the pattern is still level - if not see how
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