Hello All! There are some new photos posted to Flickr/Photostream.
Unfortunately, only one appears in my set & I have no clue where the others
have landed. Please forgive if I've unintentionally goofed up another
set--yours! The dragon photo (Buratto) is noteworthy because the stitches are
No, it's just been really quite.
John, in nippy Tacoma
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When there was no mail last Friday, Nov. 1, I posted the "Surface
Decoration in Silk and Metallic Thread" (by Gil Dye) book review at noon.
There
was nothing incoming after that during the weekend.
1,000+ members had an opportunity to comment, if it was of interest to
them. Or to write o
Thanks to Sue Babbs, the photos are now in my set! Caveat--they are low rez
because I'm not a techie. If anyone is interested in the "original" photos
taken with my iPhone, please contact me off list & I will send them directly.
Each original is just under 3mb. Note that you will need to cor
Thanks to Sue Babbs, the photos are now in my set! Caveat--they are low rez
because I'm not a techie. If anyone is interested in the "original" photos
taken with my iPhone, please contact me off list & I will send them directly.
Each original is just under 3mb. Note that you will need to cor
I wanted to let everyone know how special it is to have a nice lace group!
Besides Arachne, I really enjoy my local guild. The ladies are so wonderful!
We had a small meeting yesterday but were fortunate to have 2 newish members
and 2 long-time, greatly missed members in attendance. It's so nice
Just so you know, Jeri, I did (and generally do) appreciate your book
review. Since I do my own work reconstructing the Elizabethan English
laces, I don't generally bother looking for new resources - they are very
few, compared to the greater body of lace work, and don't usually say
anything I hav
Susan
Thanks for the photos. I especially enjoyed the filet lacis. Very
interesting.
Lorelei
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Hi Arachnids,
These booklets by Gillian Dye are very useful if you are into re-enactment.
She has done a lot of research not only into the actual laces, but also into
the way people worked them in the early years. No prickings as we know them,
but just some lines or as the free-hand lace is st
Jeri,
And I apologise for not thanking you either personally or through Arachne for
the review. I worked this weekend and the Aussie has been ill so I spent my
one day off running around from pharmacy to pharmacy trying to find the right
things for him (he will live despite how he feels today)
Hi Sue,
After Sue's post I checked out the photos and I noticed the three
unclaimed photos at the end of the sets. The first one, a snowdrop in a heart
of leaves is mine. It was a workshop I taught at our local guild on different
leaves, including some crescent ones. Would you please move it int
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