Coats/Anchor Lace thread was supposedly a replacement for Filato per Tomboli
di Cantu - but its not the same.
See:
http://paternoster.orpheusweb.co.uk/lace/misc/misc.htm#coats_lace
Brenda
On 13 Aug 2015, at 15:17, Janis thelacepl...@hotmail.co.za wrote:
Is this the thread which is now being
I simply would not be without my Brenda Paternoster threads book it has saved
me pounds over the years because I can quickly see if I can substitute one of
the threads in my stash rather than buying new. It will pay for itself in no
time at all
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk
U.K.
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Can someone please tell me if Lace Stars of the Past, Present Future
is completely devoted to patterns for making bobbin lace stars (as in those
that we see in a dark sky)?
By City Circle Lacers, 2000 - IOLI Pattern book from Convention 2000
I found the New England Lace Group has a
Thank you Brenda! For some reason I had forgotten about your article on
Filato. What caught my eye this time, however, was the reference to Cometa 20
being an equivalent for Danish flower thread. That's a very helpful item for
the embroiderers among us! I agree with Sue--your book has
Is it still a nice thread for lace and worth buying?
It is so difficult to know what is good to buy when we are so far away.
Theres nothing wrong with the threads as such, its just that they are not a
proper substitute for filato di Cantu, and they are not consistent across the
range.
 If you enjoyed reading about my mishap at the picnic, you might like to
check out the IOLI Facebook page. Linda Knott has posted several photos of the
picnic, location, and a not very flattering photo of me during our attempt to
pick up all the pins. I was fooling around for the camera and I
Thank you for the info Brenda.
Is it still a nice thread for la
On 2015/08/14 10:52 AM, Brenda Paternoster wrote:orth buying?
It is so difficult to know what is good to buy when we are so far away.
Janis in South Africa
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