I have a folder of patterns called Filigrane Kloppelkunst, Ambiente,
Schmuck Geschenke. There is a nice kragen depicted on the back cover that
I
would like to make. According to the materials list, it is made of: Leinen
handgefarbt Nel 80/3, Farbe L 105 Blue Bajou. I am unable to find this
Devon,
isn't there a email address of Barbara Diesing? If so write to her, she is
selling her threads. If not write to me and I look through all my addresses.
I'll see Barbara not before our congress next year.
Ilske
Am 11.10.2013 um 16:06 schrieb dmt11h...@aol.com:
I have a folder of
Hello Devon and everyone
A guess based on the linen section of Brenda's T4L that Londonderry Nm 50/3
Nel 80/3 would work for you. The other is a colour with the intriguing name
Blue Bayou.
On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 7:06 AM, dmt11h...@aol.com wrote:
I have a folder of patterns called Filigrane
Hello everyone
For bobbin lace jewellery of metallic thread that touches the skin
(bracelet, necklace) I would welcome any tips to prevent or reduce
scratching on the skin.
A couple of us were discussing, thought silicon hand cream might help - on
the skin anyway. Could the thread be coated with
I followed Ilske's advice and I googled Barbara Diesing. I found her
website and on it, there is a catalogue that you may download, dated 2009.
http://www.klöppel-stube.de/_downloads/kloeppelstube_katalog10.pdf
She has some very pretty hand colored linens, including the interestingly
named
Although it may lose a little of the lacey effect, you could mount the piece
to a thin strip of ultra suede to keep it off of the skin. There are many
pretty colors, including a nude/skin tone.
Laura
New Mexico, USA
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To:
Devon,
Lollypop would be lovely ;-)
Ilske
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That sounds very likely to be the linen thread suggested. Londonderry is the
American brand name for Goldschild linen which is produced in Austria.
Brenda
On 11 Oct 2013, at 17:49, Bev Walker wrote:
A guess based on the linen section of Brenda's T4L that Londonderry Nm 50/3
Nel 80/3 would
Bev,
all those metallic jewellery I worked didn't scratch the skin. Important is to
work properly the endings and try to make them smooth with sandpaper or put a
bit of uncolored varnish on them.
Good luck
Ilske
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I have a glass pendant, but the metal hanger at the top of it always made a
sore patch as it is rough and cheapish metal too. I just carefully painted
the back of it with clear acrylic nail polish. It doesn't show, and it is
certainly much more comfortable to wear.
Perhaps the careful use
Wonderful colours, Devon! What fun!!
Do let us know if you find out how to get them.
I'm not sure which I'd choose. Dammerung would be very elegant.
Sue
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I have very sensitive skin and find that metallic threads itch and scratch.
The only comfortable one that I've found is Bijoux Metallics (don't use
Accentuate, as it is too stretchy for bobbin lace). Bijoux only comes in
muted colours but makes very good lace
Sue
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Hi Bev:
Somebody has already mentioned backing it - but I'm thinking you might not need
to back the whole thing - maybe if there are some opaque areas of cloth stitch
you could back just those, with the idea that the backing will hold the rest of
the piece away from the skin. Glue on a bit of
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