Lorelei,
Authors shown are Hanner Troost, Tonny Haas, Nel de la Bie.
Vicki
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> On Aug 14, 2017, at 10:32 PM, Lorelei Halley wrote:
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> Glad to hear about those books. Didn't know there were any. Author?
> Lorelei
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> Subject: Re: [lace] Lepovka Lace
> two lace books related to
Hello Ilske and everyone
About the angle of Tønder laces, I have not seen an answer to your
question. In the OIDFA Point Ground Lace study book, the angles given for
pre-1900 Tønder laces are 56 to 60 degrees; after 1900 it is 57 degrees
only.
Does this help?
Maybe someone else can add further i
Glad to hear about those books. Didn't know there were any. Author?
Lorelei
Subject: Re: [lace] Lepovka Lace
two lace books related to tape laces in Lepoglava in Croatia which I
acquired from Susan Wenzel's shop before she sold her business 'Lacy Susan'.
I just checked the new owner's site and bot
Mary
This pinboard has some photos. You will have to look at the descriptions
under each photo. Maybe half dozen are Lepoglava. I think you mean
Lepoglava, Croatian bobbin lace.
https://www.pinterest.com/lynxlacelady/modern-part-lace/
This link will show you comments on laceioli regarding Lepoglav
Hi Mary,
I am not familiar with Lepovka lace but I have two lace books related to tape
laces in Lepoglava in Croatia which I acquired from Susan Wenzel's shop before
she sold her business 'Lacy Susan'. I just checked the new owner's site and
both books are still shown there. They are 'Tape Laces
Hi All,
Am planning to teach lace to a Croatian born friend and wonder if there are
any books available with references to Lepovka lace. Have seen the UNESCO
Cultural clip (there is one on Alencon lace too), and remember reading a
seried of articles, but they would not have helped in this situat
Thank you Diana for sharing a new sample on Flickr! Can you see lace with
chenille gimp on the runway? Oh my, in a heartbeat. We're all looking forward
to more eye candy from your collection. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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Thanks Brenda--it would have been easier if I had started with your pattern
because you specified the thread! Unfortunately, I only have time for a small
project & this seemed like one I could ferret out. What I do like--& I had not
thought of it--is altering the ground. Let's say Torchon gro
Hi Susan
Iâm fairly sure Iâve got that book somewhere but itâs not on the shelf I
expected to find it!
The logarithmic lace which I did a while ago was a combination of theory and
winging it when it came to choosing the thread. Theory wise go for the
mid-range, but err towards thicker rath
Hello All! Embarking on yet another lace adventure, I realized I needed to ask
a thread question before diving in. Has anyone worked the Jane Atkinson edging
on pg 3 of Lace Guild's "Logarithmic Lace" book? I'm curious how one selects a
thread size for something like this because of the chang
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