This is interesting. I found it when i was trying to find an example of lace
made by French Napoleonic PoWs (do you know of any might be around?)
http://unpublishedwriterblog.wordpress.com/2012/08/14/jane-austens-aunt-almos
t-another-criminal-statistic/
But perhaps you all know about this story?
Dave wrote:
I will be very proud to think of you and your made wearing a poppy
design by me as you march in the parade.
The website
you quoted is for one of the guilds I belong to. Mine is www.jblace.com but I
don't think I have ever posted the design on that site. I will ask my DD to
put it
Youghal Irish Needle Lace
for Connoisseurs and Lacemakers
By Elizabeth M. Kurella
Self-published
2014, 158 pages, Soft Cover, $30
ISBN 978-0-9642871-5-0
Elizabeth Kurella skillfully presents a new book that will be of use to
both lace connoisseurs and lacemakers.
She explains the bo
When this pattern first came out, I was not doing much lace, hadn't heard of
Arachne, Dark Ages. Is it possible for it to be posted again? Or how can
one obtain a copy of the pricking? I saw a picture of what must be THE
poppy in Janice Blair's lace gallery, an impressive collection, but ther
Dear Janice and other Friends,
April 25th is ANZAC Day here in Australia and so I've spent today
making one of your red Remembrance Day Poppies. It's really come out
well, so tomorrow I shall make another for my best mate Des which we
can then wear as we march in Adelaide, South Australia where
Thanks Avital for sharing this link.
You are right about the needlework!
Such great 'goldwork' and other surface stitching.
It is so great that we
can share links like this from one country/culture to another with this
technology!!?!?!??!!!
Karen Bovard
The ShuttleSmith
Omaha, Nebraska
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Hi Avital and fellow Arachnids,
Thank you Avital, a very interesting set of images and explanations. I would
love to see the whole exhibition, but that is impossible so this is the next
best thing.
Happy holidays,
Joepie
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From: Avital
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Hi fellow Arachnids,
That is good news about the O.O.P. books. I am lucky enough to have all
three books mentioned (2 signed by one author), but will be looking forward
to the fourth when it is published. Now for all the other O.O.P. craft
books? E-books are all very well for reading books, bu
Jane, that is wonderful news!
I managed to get the first book through Roseground in January, I'll await
August and December patiently...
Happy Easter to you all,
Sue in windly but sunny Montélimar (France)
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Dear spiders,
I haven't seen this exhibit of Jewish clothing yet, but I looked at
the site. It allows you to zoom in. You click a topic, then click a
thumbnail of a garment. The garment appears in a thumbnail in the
upper left corner window and you can drag around a "zoom" box to see a
close-up.
Hi
This is good news. Although I have the three books already published, will
be interested to see the fourth one when it comes out. Keeps lace going.
Maureen
E Yorks UK
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I googled Anova books, but just get an error page.
Does anyone have a website address?
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
Lucky enough to have all three books that were mentioned, and to look out
and see the blue sky and sunshine.
For anyone interested in Milanese lace, I have some "insider inform
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