arated from the non-lace
chatter. This is not the case anymore.
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On Monday, December 5, 2022 at
Thank you Jean. Something to look forward to.
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It's a relief to know that Lorelei's work and heritage will continue on. I
am relieved that the IOLI has taken over this body of information.
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I for one am really in the dark about DFZ! When the tutorials were coming
out several months ago and there was chatter about DFZ and Angharad, it seemed
that several if not many of the participants knew what Angharad was dealing
with. This was frustrating to me because I did not have a clue as
Does anyone have the email address for Kirsten Brinkmann, as I and perhaps
some other Maltese lacemakers would like to participate in her project, so
I would like to contact her as, I believe, registration had to be made
until September (now).
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This sounds really, really interesting and makes it possibly for those of
us who live very far from the USA to take part just the same. Waiting with
baited breath for more details.
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If your friend intends to use flat fell seams, she may need a tad more
allowances than the original pattern for the lace.
Karen in Malta
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> I'm looking for advice. I hope there's someone on the List who has done
> this.
>
Dear Arachneans,
Does anyone know what the current procedures are for submitting scans of
out-of-copyright books to the Arizona site?
https://www2.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/topic_lace.html
Thank you.
-Karen on the coast in Delaware, where we are having rain and strong winds
today. Always
ir members can use the account for teaching. Since we are
all interested in promoting lacemaking, we need to adapt. The virtual
classroom is especially good for introducing younger students to lace.
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instant feedback.
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sroom. The price of virtual classes can be much
lower as there is no travel, hotel, and room rental cost.
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That is one amazing collection. Hope I remember to spend some time with it
as soon as I can.
Thank you so much for sharing it.
Karen in Malta.
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I am intrigued...what is a silver lacer spoon?
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Thanks Bobbi. and I also have the diagrams attached. I will print your
message with the diagrams to keep for future reference.
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Interesting to follow the discussion on lassen.
What I am still trying to understand, though, is that once the extra piece
of lace is cut away, what is there to keep it looking neat over time (i.e.
not have a frayed edge)?
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Earnshaw's books on
lace identification are all fantastic. There are certainly many more, but
these are the ones I find most useful for most laces.
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then we only had limited dial-up at an exorbitant cost.our costs for
internet and mobile phone here are still some of the highest in Europe and
in the world too.
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batches of different bobbins and do like to use the correct type
of bobbins whenever possible.
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Thanks for your reply Susan. I will try to source a book.
Karen
On Sat, 23 Feb 2019 at 22:49, Susan Vossier wrote:
> Christine Mirecki has designed lots of hats, several of which are sold
> published separately, but the ones which fitted Karen's description
> (rounded crown, wid
stitch for
stability. Another question. Would it be better to use a sinnamay base for
this?
Iâd be grateful for any help.
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That is a fantastic piece of work and an excellent resource. Thank you.
Hope your op in January will be successful and your recovery will be a
speedy one.
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It is with great interest I have read about Jane Atkins' Ebb 'n' Flow
exhibit. I will be in London on the last weekend of the exhibition and hope
to somehow get there. Is it possible with public transport?
-Karen on the Atlantic beach in Delaware where fall arrived last night.
this, so nothing
has been planned yet, including tickets.
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That is very unusual. Usually we Maltese work a flower motif where the
tallies would be crossed in the centre. It would be more likely to have a
row of flower motifs, âsunâ motifs or Maltese crosses on one band that
would be joined to another band of motifs or ground stitches.
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That would definitely not be traditional Maltese.
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Ipswich, MA in the late 1700s, some were made with white
or ecru linen. Regretfully we don't have those samples available to study.
Only the black silk samples from 1789 have been located with correspondence
to Alexander Hamilton.
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work linens. It is used to
embellish a corner. It appears to me that it is embedded in a fabric base, not
a stand-alone piece of lace.
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Oops...sorry Girls (and some Guys).if forgot to trim before hitting
send. Mea culpa, I usually trim before I type in the message.
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Lynn
Why not consider renting an automatic car? We always do that, especially if
we are to drive âon the other side of the roadâ. It takes the headache
out
of shifting with the âotherâ hand and leaves us to concentrate fully on
the
road.
Karen in Malta
On Wed, 18 Jul 2018 at 12:29 AM
some
point in the future the old Bulletins will be digitized, and there will be
a nice digital index of articles and patterns, so they can be searched.
However, since I am not able to do it, it is just wishful thinking.
Hopefully, we can get together at the IOLI Convention.
-Karen in sunny, warm
least a
fascinating read.
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On Mon, 28 May 2018 at 9:10 PM, Sue wrote:
> Wow Karen, (not something I often say). Incredible and it sounds
> absolutely
> fantastic. I just wish we could see pictures of the finished dress and
> veil
> and also the Mother of both brides in her outfits.
>
Between you an
worked a modern piece
to put into a frame to take to the UK for a family wedding.
I also have a traditional Maltese lace piece (a centerpiece) on another
pillow
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Karen: I have heard that color-coded working diagrams were developed in
Belgium in
the 1930s
> Marianne Stang: may I make a little correction? The color code was invented
in Bruges in 1911/12.
> The lace school had more than 70 students, so it became necessary to solve
this problem. That
http://americanhistory.si.edu/blog/torchon-lace-company-fine-line-between-entrepreneurship-and-fraud
I am not using the umlaut and apostrophe on purpose to avoid the strange
symbols that show up in the Arachne posts.
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On Sun, 20 May 2018 at 10:20 AM, Gilian Dye wrote:
> It is often forgotten that one of the earliest computer programmers was a
> woman - Ada Lovelace...
Ironic to this discussion that her surname was Lovelace ð
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I thought so too.
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Liz, yes, the lace on the pillow in the first picture is the one I made. It
is a reproduction from the pattern at the Smithsonian and the corresponding
lace (number 9) in the Library on Congress. It has been on display since
2001.
Karen,
I enjoyed reading the article. Is the reproduction lace
used bolster pillows). The
point ground is used as a filling only in this one sample, not as a ground.
The grounds are kat stitch (Paris ground) or variations on torchon ground.
You are welcome to share the blog with your local guilds.
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ning--both vying for being the most memorable part
of my trip. Â
I can only hope that at some point, something I said was appreciated a little
bit to start to pay back for the huge amount of information and friendship I
have received from this list!!!
Karen Bovard SayreThe ShuttleSmithOm
the time.
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> 5. Why is lace important to you to preserve?
Itâs an ago old art and part of our Maltese culture and history.
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e I have learned that most of the lace books went to
>Cornell University Library. Most of the sample books went to Henry Ford
>Museum.
-Karen
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with learning in Europe or from European
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Thanks to Lyn Bailey for pointing out that I seem to have given you the
general blog site. If you search Bayeux Tapestry in the search box you will
come to this:
http://americanhistory.si.edu/blog/2012/09/the-bayeux-tapestry-at-the-smithsonian-yes-but-who-made-it-when-where-and-why.html
-Karen
de lâunion centrale des arts décoratifs - Paris.
They also stated in another catalog from the early 1900s they had
difficulty keeping up with the demand from Americans for this type of lace.
Just another interesting tidbit of lace history.
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The hole in the bottom of the bobbin (to reduce weight?) sounds rather
interesting. I donât think Iâve ever come across one before. Iâd like
to
know more.
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Well done. I just love it.invaluable when starting any project.
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On 13 February 2018 at 17:46, Brenda Paternoster wrote:
> Dear Spiders
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> After a long wait Iâm pleased to tell you all that I expect to be
> collecting
> Edition 7 from the printers tomorrow.
where to find it.
We are moving to a much smaller place, so I may need to (very sadly and
unwillingly) say goodbye to a number of my much loved books, but this will
not be one of them, unless my mother passes her (probably older one) on to
me.
Karen in Malta.
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On Sat, 20 Jan 2018 at 3:51 PM, Clare Lewis
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> Does anybody know if Is-Seher tal-Bizzilla is still being published?
Iâve checked for you and have been told that apparently, for the time
being, it is not being published.
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adapt and soon Lille lace came to
dominate production in Toender.’ Still no closer than at the end of the 18th
century.
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ngs of the machine made point ground like
nets. Hannover and Eslykke both say the point ground Tønder laces are
imitating Arras lace around 1800, but I cannot find reference to Arras lace
history.
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ce to my knowledge have a right
hand footside. Maybe Karen can explain why the change of side if the lady
who produced the lace originally came from England
â."
Elizabeth Lord Lakeman was born in Ipswichâ, MA in 1767 and moved to
Hallowell, Maine upon marriage. She worked one of the origin
In Malta and Gozo we wind clockwise and work palms down.
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he Ipswich
Museum are about 30 in or 77 cm long to fit around the Ipswich bolster
pillow. See
http://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_645070 or the
last object on the webpage for the Smithsonian lace collection.
-Karen
On Sat, Dec 9, 2017 at 3:42 PM, DevonThein wrote:
> Not
ind it was. The
lace on the pillow is made with cotton thread, which was not commonly used
for lace until the 1830s after gassing (burning off the fuzz of spun cotton
thread) became common. This was well after the Ipswich lace industry had
lost out to machine made laces.
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been making lace to sell after she was married, so she would
have changed to a pattern that would be in demand at that time, such as
point ground lace. Moreover at the age of 90, her eyesight might not have
been good enough to work the more complicated patterns she had worked
earlier in her life.
helps.
-Karen
F
ârom Devon:â
On Sat, Dec 9, 2017 at 2:19 PM, DevonThein wrote:
> Karen writes:
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> Ipswich Massachusetts lace is NOT a point ground lace. From a distance it
> might look like it, but as it now has been pointed out, the grounds are
> Torchon variations and Kat st
filling in a motif. You may want to see them
in my book The Lace Samples From Ipswich, Massachusetts 1789-1790. It is
available through some lace dealers as well as Amazon.
Since I subscribe to the digest version I have not been able to respond
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t;She lived to be over 90, worked
on this pillow the day she died. She feared she lacked "dying grace" but
God took her while she knelt in prayer". Hope this clarifies.
Karen, currently at snowy Bethany Beach, DE, but as often in Washington, DC
Date: Fri, 8 Dec 2017 21:46:33 +
There is not necessarily a relationship between American Ipswich Lace and
England's Bucks Point, except that Mrs. Lakeman, who had made Ipswich lace
in the late 18th C, used her equipment from that period to make the newer
Point ground lace later in her life.
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45 objects currently on the website, search:
Smithsonian lace collection, plus the War Laces at: Smithsonian War Lace
Yes, regretfully still only very few of the approximately 6,000 lace
objects... I keep working on it, trying to get past the bureaucracy...
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I have tried working without the pins in the ground, and find it hard to
keep the right tension, but I am sure with practice it would be fine. It
certainly would be much faster and cheaper.
Karen
On Wed, Dec 6, 2017 at 2:55 PM, Devon Thein wrote:
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> Karen, have you tried working it witho
have
reconstructed it.
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take this opportunity to wish everybody a happy festive season.
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verlap.
I hope you can understand my explanation.
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Thanks for those links Jeri.
I usually put them aside for times when I am not too busy and can afford to
spend time browsing.
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I will miss your informative emails very much, as I'm sure many others will
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of the reproductions (Thanks to the Lace8 program). Besides, corners in
lace were not common in 1790 in this type of lace. Straight borders were
gathered or folded for corners.
Happy lacing
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ISBN 978-0-9990385-0-5, by Karen H. Thompson is now in print!!
Over the last many years I have been working on and off reconstructing
these wonderful samples, and have now made the complete set available in a
book format for everybody to enjoy. The soft-cover book has a short
introductory history, b
while till I come down off my adrenaline high..it
always happens to me after a big job!
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l and that I have explained myself clearly enough.
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display - it would have to be brought out specially.
Also, if you have enough time to go to Gozo (sister island), there is a
small museum with a wonderful collection there.
If you wish, you may write to me off list.
Karen in Malta.
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. Whenever I met a friend on the way, they would ask what strange
thing I was carrying and whenever I replied that it was a Bobbin lace
pillow, the retort always was, "But you're too young to work lace!!!"
Nobody says that any more since I am now 54 ð
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Devon, Thank you for correcting this. I am away from my books at the
moment. It makes much more sense that he studied the point ground laces in
the early 1800s, when there is no question they were made. Another sample
of disinformation in some of the old articles.
Karen - in sunny and cool
Lorelei,
I agree completely. I have never read anywhere that the lace made in
Buckingham in 1750 was point ground. What made me pause on this article was
that Mr. Heathcoat supposedly learned to make lace from the Buckingham lace
makers around 1753 and imitated the point ground on his Loughborough
s is true, lace makers in Buckingham made point
ground lace in 1753. It would be great to ascertain this from other
sources. Mr Heathcoat's fist successful lace machine making bobbin net was
set up in 1809.
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distorted by having been copied a number of times - or from the snippet of
lace they made the pricking from.
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guess is that point ground was fairly new, but one of the lace makers
figured out how to make it from a snippet of imported lace. Any help will
be greatly appreciated.
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or design a
piece myself.
I have been to Camarinas to participate, on behalf of Malta, in the Easter
week lace fair about 9 years ago and it was a wonderful experience.
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pam box to read her (very interesting and informative)
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Joy Beeson - I loved reading all about your pincushions. The account
reminded me a little of the essays we would sometimes be asked to write in
lower secondary school, e.g. I Am a Pencil ð
A very colourful account indeed.
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Congratulations Amanda - enjoy the magazine.
Thank you for organizing this Sue.
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It's a lovely piece of work.
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âWell done Brian. I am sure that this will be a valuable resource for
lacemakers worldwide.
Thank you.
Karen in Maltaâ
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I use super glue.
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Although I have no idea of this pattern or the translation, you have me
intrigued. What is a kiss stitch?
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r an informative visit on how they
store everything, but never managed to secure a date for a study visit as I
would only know I was going from four to six weeks before, and it was never
enough!
Karen in Malta
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Good one Brian.
Karen in Malta
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Dear Antje and arachneans,
Mr. Lewis copied most of his material, including the lace pillow from the
Danish author Sara Rasmussen's Knipling (also published in German at the same
time). And maybe the Swedish lacemaker he saw was using a Danish style pillow.
-Karen
> On Jul 23, 2016, at
This is my blog about the Torchon Lace Company, which made the Princess Lace
Loom in the early 1900s in the USA and later also Australia
http://americanhistory.si.edu/blog/torchon-lace-company-fine-line-between-entrepreneurship-and-fraud
Still at the IOLI Convention in Indianapolis
-Karen
meets to hide the joint.
Karen in Malta.
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Well done to all who participated, and thank you to Jenny Brandis for
taking the work to update the site.
There are many lovely bookmarks.
Karen in Malta
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he back of each
emblem has a 1/16th inch wide (about 1.5 mm) tightly woven(?) ring,
possibly made with bobbin lace, to which the ground and emblems are
whip-stitched.
http://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/object-groups/world-war-one-laces
-Karen in Washington, DCâ
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for some of the laces.
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Many more will be added to the lace-collection group.
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Karen
âin sunny Delaware on the Atlantic coastâ
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