For anyone in the UK who missed this programme last night, it's repeated on
Suday BBC4 at 8.00 pm.
Thought Dan Jones was trying to flirt (unsuccessfully) with the lady from the
RSN.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Thank you Jacquie. It is so nice to hear someone praising other skilled
persons.
On Thu, Oct 3, 2013 at 8:15 AM, wrote:
> Talking about Point Ground Laces, which we were as Jenny has just started
> doing Bucks Point, this month's Artefact of the Month picture from The Lace
> Guild (free to eve
I apologise first to all the non Uk Arachnes - as unless this is syndicated it
won't be accessible to you, (actually it might be through BBC worldwide /
itunes, but I don't know).
BBC 4 has just finished had a short run series "Fabric of Britan" .The first
one was on knitting and a bit soft, mainl
Talking about Point Ground Laces, which we were as Jenny has just started
doing Bucks Point, this month's Artefact of the Month picture from The Lace
Guild (free to everyone who asks) is a beautiful black machine lace Chantilly
shawl.
Absolutely stunning and it demonstrates that we shouldn't
Jenny,
Another good tip is to try to work the ground on the same diagonal
all the time, as switching back and forth leaves visible changes in
the tension on the threads.
Clay is quite right, but what the books don't seem to mention, is
that it is absolutely vital that the same bobbin remai
Dear All,
There will probably be other messages about this sad news. Vibeke Ervo
passed away on October 1st. She was such a driving force in the research
into early and freehand bobbin laces and an extraordinary source of support
to many lace researchers.
Many members of the lace community, myself
