Many years ago Ilske Thomson gave a very detailed explanation how to put in
magic threads and it worked very well. Unfortunately that was a long time ago
and now I have forgotten. Can anyone help?
Ann
UK
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Hello Ann,
do you have the book „Unsichtbar - Invisible“ from M. Wolter-Kampmann? There
you’ll find on different pages everything you can do with magic threads.
If you don’t have the book I’ll try to explain the special way you are looking
for.
Ilske
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Dear Ann,
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Since you have written from the UK: There are very clear instructions in the
2002 38-page "Magic Threads" booklet by Christine Springett (UK). Â It has
wonderful photos/illustrations and can be very helpful for people who have to
join lengths of lace. Â Perhaps one of your usual suppl
Hi Ann,
Also you can always try looking in the archives:
https://www.mail-archive.com/lace@arachne.com/index.html
I think the post you remember may be
https://www.mail-archive.com/lace@arachne.com/msg19856.html. (I searched on
"magic threads Ilske".)
Happy lacemaking!
Nancy
Connecticut, USA
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PS, the book Ilske mentions is terrific and worth getting.
Nancy
On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 9:44 AM, N.A. Neff wrote:
> Hi Ann,
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> Also you can always try looking in the archives: https://www.mail-arc
> hive.com/lace@arachne.com/index.html
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> I think the post you remember may be https://www.mail
Hello All! Ithaca Lace Day (Columbus Day weekend) was fabulous as usual! IOLI
Finger Lakes Guild is a great host & the class lineup was superb. I was in
Carolyn Wetzel’s Frisado class & my finished project is posted to Arachne
Flickr. On Friday, before the event, I visited the Mann library a
i just learned that my very first official "teacher" of lace passed away
this past Wednesday. She celebrated her 99th birthday last Saturday,
10/14. while she no longer was making lace, she was still up and about
until the last 5 weeks of her life. she spent many years conversing with
me and i w
Dear Susan, Please provide the title and author of the book. Â Jeri Ames in
Maine USA, Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
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Hello All! Ithaca Lace Day (Columbus Day weekend) was fabulous as usual! I
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Hello everyone, especially Susan,
On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 1:00 PM, Susan wrote:
> ... I would like to have a better understanding of why a lacemaker would
> start out with a rolled clump of threads! And is this the only lace that
> starts with a bundle?
I've used the bundle start in Flanders
Susan
A rolled bundle also plays an important part in Withof, and many pieces start
with a bundle that defines a central vein in a leaf. And Cantu (called punto
Venezia in Italian) uses a variation on the bundle to move threads around
internally as the lace proceeds. Both Duchesse and Honiton
Jeri
Here is a link to the book list for duchesse and Rosaline on laceioli. The
bottom part of the list are the Rosaline books.
http://laceioli.ning.com/group/duchesse/page/6475898:Page:38
Lorelei
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2017 4:28 PM
Subject: Re: [lace] Rosaline perle
Dear Susan, Please provid
Many thanks to all who have offered excellent advice regarding my question
on how to finish a crown. I will make my choices and post a photo when it's
done!
Now to wind the bobbins. . . .
Sally in Oregon
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To Jeri’s question, the book is Rosaline Perle 2 by Judith Cordell,
ISBN 978-0-9570698-1-7. Holly didn’t have her first volume on Rosaline in
stock but was planning to reorder. Hope this helps.
Thank you Lorelei! I knew about the rib & roll technique to carry threads in
Honiton. Although
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