I love the flickr site and I do find it inspirational however there are two
things that immediately came to me when I read Clay's answer.
Firstly, I've never posted to Flickr
Secondly, I made pieces of lace and gave them away as presents long before I
started to take photos of my lace because
In Issue 56, February of 2014 of Sew - Home and Style theres a 3-page
article about
lace (starts on page 28) entitled Laced in History. Its a UK
publication and
therefore only deals with the UK.
The first page is about
Honiton lace by Margaret Lewis of
Allhallows Museum, who finishes by
Sorry about this - first attempt only sent first two paragraphs.
In Issue 56, February of 2014 of Sew - Home and Style theres a 3-page
article about lace (starts on page 28) entitled Laced in History.
Its a UK publication and therefore only deals with the UK.
The
first page is about
I think someone (perhaps a number of people!) should write to them and
correct a few things. For instance, The Guild's Summer School isn't
necessarily the best starting point for an absolute beginner - we've now
got weekly classes at The Hollies for beginners! Sounds as if it might
have been
Sherry,
I am curious as to what people have made out there in Lacingland that you
would call the ultimate piece of lace you have ever made or felt good about
when finished.
Mine would have to be the large edging in Toender which I made a few
years ago. The pricking was very skew-whiff and
David, have you not trained the cat?
My most challenging piece is still on the pillow: Wisteria Hankie Edging.
It is a Bedfordshire pattern which was trued up by Christine Springett, and
I started it on her course last May.
Since then it has been sitting there, and I stare at it, and think: one
To all.
Guess I am the most derelict in announcing I have received all my ornaments
from the exchange this past Christmas. They are most treasured.
We had a wonderful turnout and had only one person fail to send the promised
ornaments. We however recovered from this unfortunate event and the
Hi Janet Sally,
It was certainly fun/enjoyable to take part and also to see the variety and
ingenuity of all the lacemakers taking part.
Happy lace making.
Joepie, East Sussex where rain is king yet again
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From: bertra...@gmail.com
Joepie and Amber,
Thank you both for joining us for the
Lin, I do not see how our announcement of the 2015 IOLI convention has taken
the focus away from the upcoming 2014 convention as there has not been any
discussion recently on Arachne about it among the talk of Miss Channers Mat,
copyright and book publishing. Instead, you have indeed tried to
Hello All! Usual disclaimers--just a satisfied customer! Wanted to share this
info on specialty threads
http://thistle-threads.blogspot.com/
Trish Nguyen is having a sale on some of the threads used in the Plimouth
jacket project Cabinet of Curiosities. The Gilt Sylke Twist caught my eye
Clay wrote:
To see the Arachne pictures on Rlickr, search for Flickr with
your search engine. To sign in, the user name is arachne2003. The password
is LaceMaker1.
Enjoy your visit, and if you want to upload your own work, I
can help you with that.
Clay
The easiest way to view the photos is
As I understand it, the location of the IOLI Convention 3 years out is
usually well known, and people have time to adjust and plan ahead. The
Midwest, where this is located, is rich in culture, although relatively
young in history. A hundred years old is truly old. Except for Native
American
Hi All,
I find Torchon a suitable area to focus on with a little Bucks but have a
collection of Eevaa-Liisa's pictures and edgings.
Made, in 4 months, The Crucifixion for my Dad's 80th (he will be 91 this
year) and there were a few components. Firstly, my friend's husband made a
square base -
In a message dated 1/12/2014, lynrbai...@desupernet.net writes:
.sweet corn is best eaten the day it is picked, as the sugars start to
turn to starch once it is picked. ..It is a simple food, best lightly
boiled and lots of butter on top, eaten with the
fingers or corn holders as it
Is there any ethnic lace in the Czech Slovak Museum in Cedar Rapids?
Devon
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Please, Mary! Can you add pictures to Flickr? Your work sounds superlative!
Clay
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The framed piece came back to Sydney for the 25 yr Exhibition in the Foyer of
State Government House and now hangs off our
Still the best way !
Louise in Central Virginia
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Would anyone happen to have a copy of Anna Magazine Nov. 2008 #11?
If so would you be interested in selling it? If yes please contact me off
list.
Does anyone know where I can find a copy?
Thank you,
Charlotte Moore
Georgia, USA
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