Good morning, Arachnids.
I hope that many of you plan to attend the IOLI convention next summer in
Coralville, IA USA. The dates are July 27-August 2nd.
There has been some concern about the availability of queen bed hotel rooms
expressed on Facebook. The problem seems to be with the hotel
I made a 's Gravenmoer scarf using a block pillow, but I am sure that a bolster
would work just as well, if not better! Most teachers will advise if there is
a strict requirement for a class!
Clay
Clay Blackwell
Lynchburg, VA, USA
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On Jan 15, 2015, at 4:04 PM, Valhalla Bee
Good afternoon all -
Is it possible to ’s Gravenmoer technique making a scarf using a bolster pillow?
I have a friend who wants to take the class at IOLI convention in August, but
she has always worked on a bolster pillow and therefore feels most comfortable
that way. She doesn’t want to request
Jane,I did. It wasn't a scarf, but it was a piece of lace about 6 or 7 wide
for a bonnet. Below is a link to my pillow in action.
https://dianelaces.files.wordpress.com/2007/08/hul-0.jpg
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I'm currently working a 's Gravenmore scarf using a bolster pillow. The
pattern is and adaptation of Susan Wensel's scarf from a workshop she
gave in Sydney in 2013. I have over 70 pairs and since I'm using a thick
silk thread it is about 8 inches wide.
May I say it is working well and for a
The IOLI Bulletin will be arriving in mail boxes soon but for those who are not
members already, and for those who are anxious to read all the details, the
IOLI Convention website is now available for viewing. We are still waiting for
a few more photos of the laces being offered but decided to
