en go up into the
gallery.
Jean Nathan in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Subject: RE: [lace] Tour All Hollows Museum in Honiton
Hi Fellow Arachnids,
Sorry, but this
one and decide to
give it a go. Maybe they'll get hooked. If just one person starts to make lace
because of a book they found in a charity shop, that's one more person to keep
it alive.
Jean Nathan in Poole, Dorset, UK
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value (not only monetary
value) have been lost permanently in circumstances like this.
The owner is obviously being very wise now in intending to take it to a
cleaner who specialises in lace items.
Jean Nathan in Poole, Dorset, UK
Subject: Re: [lace] 150-year old wedding dress
The thing about thi
quality of what David and
Jean produced.
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and there's nothing they will do about it. Just have
to check the archives for Jeri's posts.
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roblem here and the original sender not only
used a Yahoo address to send from, but also send t to the dontpanix address
instead of arachne, because they don't appear in the archive.
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are useful if a book you are thinking about buying is included on one of
these sites and you can look before you buy, and also for a book which is
unobtainable/out of print, but obviously there are some who will abuse it.
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As well as fabric dye, I once read that you can convert washable ink into
permanent ink by adding vinegar. Haven't tried it, but the principle was
explained as the difference in the acidity of the two.
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Could it be from this Torchon Bead Bracelet Book:
http://harlequinlace.com/products/torchon-beaded-bracelets-book
Jean Nathan n Poole, Dorset, UK
> From: hottl...@neo.rr.com
> Subject: [lace] Oneida lace--summer 2008
> Date: Thu, 26 Nov 2015 18:50:37 -0500
> To: lace@arachne.com
&
screen, but on my PC at least there
are two pages side-by-side.
Don't think I'll be bothering.
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being more versatile than the Spinster, it's also a lot cheaper.
Amazon is selling the Spinster for GBP14.95, Maplins is selling the mini drill
for just GBP5.99
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I always thought that the reason for working some laces from the back was for
several reasons including:
Sewings joining end to start is on the wrong side and so is the sewing in of
ends.
The very short ends of threads thrown out and cut off weren't visible from the
right side.
if you need to ad
Correction.
Nothing came up when searching for items by the seller, but there are still a
lot listed when searching by other means. He's calling his items "DAPHNE
Collection".
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Looks like Ebay are true to their word. Just searched for items by this seller
and there are none.
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I had some success with sealing a book in a ballooned plastic bag with a
fridge odour remover pack for a month.
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t line) on to paper
or card in the right place is hit and miss and very tiring.
I used to draw markings on pricking card or trace but now I can't, so it's
photocopy or scan and, if it's my own design use Lace XRP with snap-to-grid
switched on.
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clear than if written on white.
Jean Nathan in Poole, Dorset, UK
>
> And why not photocopy in colour, keeping the practical brown background?
> Then you would not need to make all that extra work of eliminating it and
> would not have to use the blue film. Well, I would do that.
>
&g
My OH has just said he would use the "remove colour cast" tool in a photo
editing program to change the grey to white. We both use Photo Shop Elements,
but different editions - they all have that tool.
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eplacement tool with
white or use the paint bucket to fill the grey area with white. It depends on
how the grey is made up as to whether the colour replacement tool will work or
not.
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I received the (Lace) Don't waste time message from Lun Hudrun and from Janet
Theaker and didn't click the link, but Malware Bytes has found malicious items
which obviously got through AVG so think I'll change my anti-virus program.
Been busy re-setting passwords.
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a problem and the spangles do break sometimes. That's a
price I'm happy to pay and always have wire, pliers and a few spare beads with
me to do running repairs.
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Whoops - forgot the link.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/African-Head-Unique-Bobbin-Lace-One-of-a-Kind-Wall-
Art-original-piece-by-Mia-/291374054516?pt=UK_art_Paintings_GL&hash=item43d73
f3c74
or tinied:
http://tinyurl.com/o2cwgbl
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on their work (although I do think what she's asking is excessive), but
I can't see anyone outside of the lacemaking community appreciating the what
went into it. Most will think it just took an hour or so.
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n.wikipedia.org/wiki/TARDIS
including photos. I find the programme quite scary, but them I'm a wimp.
A lot of the Doctor's adversaries would make good subjects for lace.
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> Looking at the salamander picture reminded me of this picture.
> http://www.mcescher.com/gallery/switzerland-belgium/development-iii/
>
> Joke Sinclair
All artists get their inspiration from somewhere.
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hed item. Although I do admire what many of you do,
I don't aspire to do the same because I know and accept my limitations.
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all the Honiton and Nottingham lace industries a "hobby"!
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On second thoughts it might not be that simple because the blood has dried,
but worth a go. It definitely works for fresh blood, but must be the saliva of
the same person as the blood.
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For your blood stain, if you haven't already washed it, your own saliva will
dissolve the blood. Just suck it and see!
Jean Nathan in Poole, Dorset, UK.
>
> Since then I had some dental work and have since found a small blood spot
on
> the shoulder of a blue cotton blouse, so wou
o the sticks to ensure that it
opens to an approximate semi-circle and stops each stick flopping all over the
place.
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mblance to traditional
hand-made laces of the same names.
It appears to be that Guipure means "robust" motifs joined together with
brides rather than a net ground, Chantilly fairly fine with mesh ground and
often with a border, Alencon a fine(ish) lace with all-over repeated outlined
mot
good if you want to go with deeply
coloured ones as some are now choosing to do.
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There's a Crafts badge which includes lace-making at least for the UK:
http://www.girlguiding.org.uk/guides/gfibadge/badges/craft.html
Jean Nathan in Poole, Dorset, UK
>
>
> Dear Amber, et al,
> I found the Textile Artist badge, but there is no online information as
> to t
"second hand",
i.e. someone else's version rather than the author's.
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for
instance.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4-Wooden-lace-bobbins-craft-/261412981449?pt=UK_Cra
fts_Lace_Making_ET&hash=item3cdd6d8ac9
http://tinyurl.com/ndexmf5
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I'm going by the American editions of the Antiques Road Show that have been
shown in the UK, which of course is the only way we can judge what's
considered an antique in the US. Obviously the "experts" on that programme
have been lax in their definition of an antique.
Jean Nat
st
would be happy just to have it printed on paper and not necessarily on buff
card as the original was and prick it themselves. This would make it very
cheap for them to produce.
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in the top search box gave
the totally different result.
Ebay is behaving strangely lately.
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This second one didn't sell - even at only £10.00
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are
(hopefully) antique (we already are if you use the US version)!
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collection is Wow!
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ly dip in the middle.
Looks too new for animal ivory, but could be vegetable ivory. or as has been
suggest some sort of plastic.
Used as a knife rest, it would roll.
My favourite suggest is a bead for a door curtain, but I'm not convinced about
that.
Jean Na
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-or-Antique-Turned-Lace-Bobbin-/400656136511
?pt=UK_Crafts_Lace_Making_ET&hash=item5d48f7793f
tinied:
http://tinyurl.com/nntydkv
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actice lace?? Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Palm Beach Gardens, FL, USA
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I shouldn't have said "I found nothing" - I did find tables, but no lace foyer
table.
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Looks like Stuart Johnson's web site is in the process of being built - all I
got was details of just four of his bobbins.
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larly when learning about the different laces we make.
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searching Amazon for instructions books.
I wasnt
impressed, but I think Id probably be wasting my time pointing out to
them what theyve omitted in their suggestions on how to get started,
and especially telling them how awful the House of Crafts kit is.
Jean Nathan
In Issue 56, February of 2014 of "Sew - Home and Style" theres a 3-page
article about
lace (starts on page 28) entitled Laced in History. Its a UK
publication and
therefore only deals with the UK.
The first page is about
Honiton lace by Margaret Lewis of
Allhallows Museum, who finishes b
hing
next to the base of the pillow, never on the side where the lace in progress,
bobbins and pins are. So that problem never arises. I'd assume that everyone
does the same.
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In the UK Staples carries both two- and four-ring A4 plain cover binders in
two, possibly three thicknesses. Rymans might also carry them.
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hey'll continue looking is unclear.
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their business, in which case that edition is lost forever, but at least
we'll know that that avenue can't be pursued further.
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Catherine C. Channer
1874-1949" - Anne Buck, C.C. Channer - Ruth Bean, 1 Dec 1991 ISBN-10:
090358526X ISBN-13: 978-0903585262The supplement is titled:
Miss Channer's Lace Mat
Supplement to In the Cause of English Lace
by Anne
Buck
published 1991 by Ruth Bean Publishers
Carlton, Bedfor
hat action had been taken regarding another Ruth Bean publication?
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any other versions which have no designer noted on them, it would
really need to be established when it was first made available to establish
when copyright runs out - good luck with that.
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d as the supplement to "In the Cause of
English Lace".)
It also states what is and is not permitted - it's an offence to copy work
without the consent of the owner. Use for educational purposes is allowed (but
I don't think saying you are using it to learn Floral Bucks would co
cost a lot to have the machinery set up to do that, and
that could be part of the reason why Ruth Bean was unwilling to produce more.
But I suspect that most people would be willing to prick it themselves if they
could just get their hands on a legal print of the pricking.
Jean Nathan in Poole,
t and Pope book, you'll see just how large it is -
half the pricking spreads across two A3 pages and those two have to be
mirrored for the other half.
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Adele wrote:
I wouldn't have thought it would be legal. I haven't compared the two, but
isn't the Ruth Bean one a "version" of the mat -
i.e. not an exact copy of
the original. Both of those designs and photos would still be under copyright,
but you could always make a pricking of a similar mat
after the author's death.
But does anyone know where it is?
The pricking published by Ruth Bean was reconstructed for them by Patricia
Bury, and Ruth Bean owns the copyright to this version of the pricking.
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again who
knows the business has been sold and whether or not any books are in print?
There doesn't appear to be any information on the web - I suppose it's on
Facebook. Don't these people realise they're missing out on a lot of people if
they don't also have a web page?
/Lace8.aspx
and the download is on:
http://crafts.ilsoft.co.uk/pages/Downloads.aspx
I have no connection with Ilsoft, but really like their lace design program
and have upgraded as each new edition came out. I'm currently using Lace8 on
Windows 8.1 - a big jump from my almost-dead Windows XP syst
king and picture so I can
print them on one page for reference while working.
If you're used to the toolbar selection of functions it takes a while to get
used to the right-click on the page way of doing it. Although most other
programs used this method, the way RXP does it gets ingrained in
long enough to reach to the far side
of it.
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This is another case of "We don't know what they are but why let the truth get
in the way of a sale? Most of the world don't know what lace bobbins look
like, so we'll call them lace bobbins so a non-lacemaker will buy them, and
we'll get rid of them."
Jean Nat
it for a stupidly large amount on ebay.
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worth them putting
in the effort every year to bring us the calendar.
Thanks again.
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Patricia wrote:
> I can knit and have done so since my teen years but I find crochet
difficult.
> It isn't that I don't understand as I do and it is simple. The problem
lies
> in how I have to hold my hands to crochet; it causes problems for them and
did
> so long before I developed arthritis in
hants, the most expensive being £6.99 (plus
postage of course), but they do look a bit flimsy. I wouldn't think they'd
last long if you were regularly putting your pillow in it and taking it out.
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According to the on-line dictionary:
"A wax colored with lampblack that is used to stain and polish the edges
of
the soles and heels of shoes or to take rubbings of brass or stone
inscriptions."
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I've got a stick of heelball from when I did my teacher training many, many
years ago. We had it for taking rubbings of tree bark, stone walls and other
textured surfaces. Could be useful in getting natural "patterns" as
inspiration for designing lace.
As for my pen thickening, I've concluded that
Adele wrote:
>
> I guess you must be using a soft-tipped pen? There are some that are
hard-tipped - I think the one I found was from Staedtler ("pigment liner"). It
made very fine line (.05) and the ink was permanent. I think it was pricey,
though - maybe $10.
I use rOtring technical pens, around
Is anyone else as ham-fisted as me? I can turn a 0.1mm drawing pen into at
least a 0.3mm one in the time it takes to put the markings on one pricking?
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In the UK "readily available" means you go to a specialist supplier for what
you want. Outlets like Asda (Walmart) only carry goods that will sell quickly,
and blue film isn't one of them. They might sell self-adhesive shelf covering,
but what I've seen in my local Wilko is opaque and patterned, so
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I don't use my machine to replace bobbin lacemaking - it's nothing like it.
But it is useful if you just want a "quick" bit of decoration on something. I
put "quick" in inverted commas because it isn't in sewing machine terms -
probably 30 minutes up to an hour to complete a design. But if it's one
And forgot to add that you also hand finish by snipping off any stray threads
from your finished machine embroidery.
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Those of us who have sewing machines which can embroider in hoops can produce
this kind of "lace". Lots of designs available on the web, some free and some
very intricate. Instead of fabric, water soluble stabilizer is used, load the
design into the machine, press 'go' and disappear to do something
Jeanette wrote:
Don't know. She'd have to tell you that, but I think she gave me the micrometer
back at the following week's lacemaking group.
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Now here's dedication for you. I lent my micrometer to Eve Morton, who measured
the diameters of all her mixed up pins to get them sorted in sizes again.
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Should have added that four people were killed in the storms in the UK- a
couple when there was an explosion at their house which was though to have
been cause by a gas main fracturing when a tree fell on it, one person when a
tree fell on their car and another when a tree fell on the mobile home s
Where I am on the south coast, we had quite a bit of wind and a lot of rain.
Several trees were brought down in the area, some blocking roads, other
narrowly avoiding houses. We have a huge oak tree in the garden and there's a
lot more light coming through it now, as it lost about half its leaves -
One reason for starting with Torchon is that is geometric on 45 degrees and if
you make a mistake such as not closing the pin or forgetting a twist it is
soo obvious and it might not be so obvious in other laces. So it's great
if you're the type of person who wants to know that their work is pe
Perhaps forceps in the UK are slightly different to hemostats in the US - I've
never had any trouble with them cutting threads.
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Just had another thought - if forceps cut thread, then they'd cut the tissue
if they were being used in surgery to clamp off blood vessels. So we must be
talking about different things. The ones I use have ridges which interlock,
but the ridges aren't sharp.
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An alternative to hackle pliers are surgical forceps (hemostat in the US) or a
mini test clip adapter availble in packs of two from electrical shops such as
Radio Shack or Maplins. The mini test clips don't hold the thread as tightly
as hackle pliers, but are easier to use if you have difficulty sq
For anyone in the UK who missed this programme last night, it's repeated on
Suday BBC4 at 8.00 pm.
Thought Dan Jones was trying to flirt (unsuccessfully) with the lady from the
RSN.
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I don't think it's maths in particular, but we all know that ALL, absolutely
ALL women are totally and absolutely logical in their thinking and there's
logic to where the threads move next. The majority of lacemakers are women
so the men who make lace are obviously demonstrating their feminine s
The fringe twister is a very clever variation on an electric or hand cranked
drill and a door handle. The only thing I'd do differently for a long cord
that I'm going to double and allow it to twist on itself is to have the
twisting going on over a space with the strands threaded through one of
Sallie wrote:
< To do this, isi it possible
for the out-of-date books especially from those authors who are still
living to post them to a website where they could be downloaded by
anyone possibly with a small fee attached to the download.>
Authors who have had books published by a commercial pu
One thing no-one has mentioned is that out-of-print books aren't the only
good and interesting books available. No-one has mentioned the current
excellent books which are currently in print and earning a tiny amount of
royalties for the authors, many of whom are on Arachne.
Going to the web si
Sue wrote:
My contract with my pubisher (not lace books) signed in 1982 states that if
the pubisher decides to stop publishing, then I can ask them to continue to
do so. If they refuse then I can ask for all materials they have (original
manuscript, printing plates, etc) be returned to me an
Catherine mentioned the extortionate prices some secondhand booksellers are
asking. They might be asking those prices, but does anyone in their right
mind actually pay what they ask?
When I see those prices, I get quiet satisfaction thinking that they've
still got the book when they could have
You've all left out the most important problem of owning an e-reader - where
do you put your lace book mark?
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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I can't see me ever getting an e-reader. For me there's nothing so
comforting as holding a book in our hand.
They also cost nothing to run, can be recycled, the covers are attractive to
look at, (as Joepie says) they provide insulation to your walls, you don't
need a printer to get hard copy,
You have the person's name, and for anyone who has served in the army, you
can look up their service record on a web site - can't remember which. Don't
know if it's the same for the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force, but I'm
sure someone on this list who's into geneology will be able to say if
Susan sent a link to Mari Claire Idees, and the link is incorrect. Instead
of www.marieclairidees.com it should be www.marieclaireidees.com with an
extra e between the r and the i in the middle.
The video in the bonus of issude #92 of Armel Barraud hammering nails in a
board instead of pins i
There are instructions for making an electric bobbin winder using a
Gutterman-type sewing thread spool and an electric drinks twizzler in
"Flowers and Butterflies in 3D Bobbin Lace" by Dorothy K Cox.
It could probably be adapted to use an electric hand fan.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Now the question is "What's a twinkee?"
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