I have the Carrickmacross book by Nellie O'Cleirigh it is a good book for
the history of Carrickmacross and has quite a lot of patterns but it has
only 7 pages on the actual technique so I would not recommend it as a
teaching book, but a good book nevertheless.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
by his mother who wanted to finish her
shopping.
We have now got 3 new prospective members wanting to join and to learn how
to make lace, so a very successful day altogether.
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We have now got 3 new prospective members wanting to join and to learn how
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demonstrate, the more I have standard responses,
and I feel awfully sorry for the other textile artists with whom I share a
set of tables, and who can now give my standard responses for me :) There
is huge delight when I get a question I haven't heard before!!
Sue
- Original Message -
From
I'd put a windbreaker up on the beach to provide shelter!
Sue
- Original Message -
From: Vicki Bradford twohappyb...@aol.com
In the US, we call that sort of nylon jacket a windbreaker. English
is amazing, isn't it? (-:
Vicki in Maryland
-Original Message-
From: Sue Babbs
Moving this to chat!!!
Sweatshirts (US) = sweatshirts (UK). Hurrah! Agreement!
Sneakers (US) = trainers (UK)
Tennis shoe tend to be canvas here in IL, as far as I understand it and
would be pumps (northern England) or plimsolls (Southern England)
Boat shoes??
Sue
- Original Message
internet connection! grrr.
Sue T,
Dorset UK
Hello Again! For Agnes, Alex, Sue others who are suffering through the
pain of broken bones--get well soon! This is truly (!!) an opportunity to
slow down, take a breath attend to some of the will do later items in
your respective lacy job jars
Now windcheaters are something completely different in the UK. When I grew
up they were a sort of nylon zip-up jacket! It has taken me the best part of
11 years to be sure what the U.S means by sneakers and tennis shoes.
Sue (in Illinois and a different sort of bi-lingual English speaker
before you need to use a solvent on
what's left
Sue
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I wouldn't try water first. I don't think it is water based - or at least it
wasn't when I lived in England! - and water could just spread it over a
larger surface
Sue
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To: Gray, Alison J ag...@essex.ac.uk; lace
What do others think?
Sue in EY
On 9 Aug 2010, at 23:57, Margery Allcock wrote:
I'm intrigued. Will the lace or embroidery made by a left-handed
worker be
identifiable as such, once finished? And will this enable the maker
to be
more nearly identified?
I'm imagining future textile
trailer caravan also often without mains
electric so now I am on a quest to find a suitable lightweight lamp to use
in future. I found an advert for a clamp on one which would do, but would
prefer something I can maybe pin to my pillow, so wonder what others in the
UK use?
Sue T Dorset, UK
tomorrow, if! it gets better.
Again, many thanks.
Sue T Dorset, UK
Bobbin Lace and Glass engravings
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is a thing long gone from her, sometimes life is just not fair is it?
Sue M Harvey
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They call it Scoobidou Faye it's done with 'plastic cords' and
depending on how you do it you get either a round or a square cord.
Sue in EY
On 9 Aug 2010, at 04:22, colonialart...@frontier.com wrote:
oh yeah.. the josephine knot is what the kids nowadays were using to
make these pretty
society without breaking the left arm as well. You have another
leftie's sympathy!
Sue in EY
On 9 Aug 2010, at 07:52, Alex Stillwell wrote:
Hi Agnes
my specialist has recommended lacemaking as therapy - what a
wonderful excuse.
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to shown in the photo/painting), and then couched down onto
fabric, to create intricate designs in a raised pattern. However, I
can't remember more than that.
Sue in EY
On 8 Aug 2010, at 16:04, Jane Partridge wrote:
From the size of the shuttle, and a rough date of 1700s from the
costume, I
rhubarb around rhubarb for me and
apple for him!!
Sue (the hair washing hippie) (Don't remember any chocolate tho)
On 7 Aug 2010, at 20:03, Agnes Boddington wrote:
the news that i have broken my wrist brought a lot of well-wishes to
my inbox. thanks to all.
also a lot of stories
for a few weeks.
Regards
Sue.
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is.
Sue T
Dorset UK
Just to let you all know that Agnes fell yesterday and broke her left
wrist (fortunately she is right-handed). She had it set late last
night and is back at the fracture clinic today to have the pot put
on. I'm sure she'll appreciate your best wishes. No lace-making for
her
Oh Agnes, so sorry to hear about your broken wrist, I broke mine a few years
ago and know how painful it is, hope you have a speedy recovery.
Sue M Harvey
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and had got in contact with them!! Explaining to that
group how I knew Shirley (2 different hobbies), another lady emailed
to say she was also interested in the other hobby... just goes to
prove how small the world is!
Sue in EY
On 6 Aug 2010, at 11:29, Roberta S Donnelly wrote:
Good
for a few weeks.
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is.
Sue T
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Just to let you all know that Agnes fell yesterday and broke her left
wrist (fortunately she is right-handed). She had it set late last
night and is back at the fracture clinic today to have the pot put
on. I'm sure she'll appreciate your best wishes. No lace-making for
her
with seeing
it.
Sue
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I found this very interesting and had never ever seen or heard this
mentioned. I have only ever used the Coton Perle 5 or 8 on previous pieces
(obviously fine for the threads I had used, but never seen it mentioned as
so many times the main thread.
Sue T
Hi Tess
A gimp thread (for torchon
Hello Sister Claire
The Lace Guild in the UK have produced a pack of patterns with Dragons
in them. There are no working instructions, but some of the patterns
are relatively simple. I bought the pack only last year.
Sue in EY
On 20 Jul 2010, at 20:00, Sister Claire wrote:
My brother
Out of curiosity, why do you need a German speaker? Viele Gute Gründe has
its comments in 4 languages - German, Dutch, English and French? If you are
contacting Ulrike personally, she speaks perfect English.
Sue
- Original Message -
From: Ann-Marie Andersson a-...@telia.com
Could
Two lovely pieces of Lace Miriam. I have considered making a fan at some
time, but of course for no reason except the challenge but my list of must
makes grows quicker than time allows, so still on the one day list.
Sue T, Dorset UK
I have finally started an album on the arachne webshots
Sister Claire
There is a very useful book on Magic Threads written by Christine
Springett, which explains all if people are not sure of what to do. I
find it invaluable!! It is available from most suppliers, certainly
the one's I get things from.
Sue in East Yorkshire
On 15 Jul 2010
in
my lace books.
Sue T, in sunny Dorset UK
What do you do with the bookmarks you make? Do you give them away, do you
save them. How do you store them?
Whenever I finish a larger project and have too much thread left on my
bobbins, I use the surplus up making a bookmark , some I give away
In England they're known as flower looms, and the instructions shown
on ebay are for a flower loom.
Sue in EY
On 11 Jul 2010, at 10:21, Lesley Blackshaw wrote:
Laurie Waters wrote:
Does anyone recognize this? It isn't a Crazy Daisy winder.
What's a Crazy Daisy Winder? I've tried a quick
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Noelene I LOVE it
Sue in EY
On 1 Jul 2010, at 23:17, Noelene Lafferty wrote:
Carol, as you said you're fairly new to Arachne, you probably
haven't seen
this poem of mine before - apologies to those who already have:
What is lace?
Lace is just air
Surrounded by thread
Without
I think everyone who was interested in the bangles have given me names so
the lucky winner is: Irene Witham and as an extra surprise Faye Owers has
kindly asked me to draw out 2 more names for bangles that she has spare so
the 2 extra winners are Sue Duckles and Rosemary Darrah, could Sue
Well done, I am not surprised you are thrilled.
Sue T Dorset UK
I'm so thrilled.
I have just received a letter from the Lace Guild to say that I have won a
Medal of Excellence for my entry into the Lace Guild competition.
Claire
Kent, UK
Jumping up and down with glee!
Claire Allen
Claire, that is stunning. I am green with envy, grin.
I have posted on my blog about my lace, with pictures. Here if you would
like to see.
www.bonitocrafts.co.uk
Claire
Kent, UK
Where I still can't quite believe it.
Claire Allen
www.bonitocrafts.co.uk
Crafty stuff I want to show off.
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pictures on webshots?
Sue M Harvey
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Yes Daphne it is spam Under no circumstances should anyone open
the link!! My OH is viewing the source as we speak find out where
it really came from!!
Sue in EY
On 22 Jun 2010, at 11:12, Daphne Martin wrote:
Hello
I`m forwarding this onto the list because I believe
Daphne, I got that one today as well did not open it although it supposedly
came from arachne I was suspicious it could be spam
Sue M Harvey
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Going through my stash I have found that I have an excess of bangles so I am
putting 6 x 70mm - 3 gold and 3 silver bangles up for raffle, will get DH to
draw when digest members have had a chance to enter
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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a book on the raffle, also
purchased some very nice antique wooden bobbins which were being sold in aid
of charity.
Homemade cakes with tea this afternoon.
Met loads of old friends and went home all talked out , a very happy puppy.
Roll on next laceday.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
Here, here and so say all of us.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
Those footballers mentioned are probably blowing those by horns
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No virus
Mark a little bird told me it's your birthday today
HAPPY BIRTHDAY and hope there's lots of lacemaking!!!
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fingers on gloves).
Anyway thank you all and now I need to get back into lace mode and not take
up anymore space on here.
Sue T, Dorset UK
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at the needle tatting.
DH is a star, and serving me home made strawberry ice cream, VB Grin but
not worth breaking anything just for that which I would have got anyway:-)
Mind you when I am mended he needs an op on his knee, so then is my turn to
take over being chief cook and bottle washer.
Sue T
:-)
I have to say that its is more painful now but obviously the bruising is
coming out and they will reduce in size ect over the coming days. Thank
you very much for your interest and your information.
Sue T
Dear Sue,
Sorry to hear about your elegant sideways roll. Miserable
Welcome back David, glad you had a good time in Vietnam. Looking forward to
your stories and adventures they are usually quite entertaining
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK.
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Anyone get the impression that Agnes can read it??? Probably helps
that she is Dutch by birth!! So Jean and Ilske, if you need a
translation it would seem you've found the solution (LOL - Agnes
won't talk to me now for suggesting that)
Sue in EY
On 8 Jun 2010, at 09:51, Agnes
- Original Message -
From: Mark Myers
To: Lace list ; bobbinl...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 1:21 PM
Subject: [bobbinlace] Bobbinlace Trial with Tencel threads
Remember me posting about this tencel(cotton thread from a weaving project)
I got from my spinning
And there was me looking at it and thinking that it would make a
brilliant base for milanese. all in VERY bright colours!!! It's
gorgeous... Thanks Mark
Sue in East Yorks
On 4 Jun 2010, at 06:54, Lorelei Halley wrote:
Mark
That's a nice pattern. The pattern would also work
to digest
don't reach the rest of us?
Sue
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From: Elizabeth Pass elizabeth.p...@tesco.net
To: 'Eve Morton' e...@chez-morton.com; 'Lace' lace@arachne.com;
'Jean Nathan' j...@nathan54.freeserve.co.uk
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 4:21 AM
Subject: RE: [lace] Lacemaking
After the message from Maxine that wasn't received, at Avital's suggestion I
am writing to that address to see if I see it posted
Sue
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Re: it has a sheen that can make it less easy to find pinholes accurately
I always use a pan scrub (the ones with sponge backing) to rub off the shine
- problem solved.
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When in the Brownies, I was taught to call the first half of a reef knot an
overhand knot.
I Googled overhand knot instructions and came up with:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4lLw-LjfVk
Sue Babbs
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a desire to try milanese I got to find out a bit about silk and last
year bought several colours in guttermans 100/3 and designed and worked a
wedding garter. I really love the look of it, the feel of it and it worked
up really well, it feels luxurious and I will definately using it again.
Sue T
From memory Beth, our dc (double crochet) is known as sc (single
crochet) in America, and our treble is their double.
Sue in EY
On 20 May 2010, at 16:21, Beth Marshall wrote:
I like them crocheted out of shirring elastic (the very narrow round
elastic). They're just a strip
of double
Now those are some luscious gimp thread colours - they make me think of
the
seashore and ocean!
Perhaps they're just what you need to make some waves for the sailing boat!
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sense.
Sue T Dorset, UK
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I generally allow about 10 % for shrinkage.
Maybe you could try cutting some ribbon or machine lace to the size you
think will work, seaming it together and trying that on the bauble
Sue Babbs, Illinois
addition to the actual size of the bauble, so it slides into place without
distorting
Thank you Sue, I suppose that makes excellent sense, and I was trying to
remember that figure when I wrote in. I was thinking 5 but concerned it
might not be enough. I will hunt out some lace or ribbon and play a
while:-)
Sue T
I generally allow about 10 % for shrinkage.
Maybe you could
much
wider I want it:-)
Lace design package is helping this process a huge amountg. and the idea
and inspiration from this unknown lacemaker, so thank you. I love it.
Sue T
A few things to think about:-
Therefore, for this type of design, you can see that the length of the
lace
actually
of the bigger baubles and see if it
works.
Thanks for you input Malvary.
Sue T
I was thinking (I do occasionally) - is there any clue to be obtained from
the patterns that are given for the decorations for the Christmas Balls.
One of our lace group made lots and lots of so when she sees
just try printing out some different sizes to see which works best. I can
tell the program to print by thread size which would be useful.
Thanks Brenda.
Sue T
In my experience the finer the lace the less the shrinkage is. Very thick
threads such as used for scarves etc with footedge pinspacing
edge I
finished a few weeks ago, using Alex Stillwells pattern.
Thank you for reminding me of those other ones, I had better sort through my
patterns and get them into one folder together:-)
Sue T
Don't know if this helps, but Eve Morton designed Christmas bauble covers
for Poole Bobbin Lace
as Bedfordshire. I have put the picture in Arachne webshots so that you can
have a look, as it is a newspaper cutting not as clear as I would like.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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I saw her being spoken about after her return from the war and they
mentioned how she hated the celebrity status she was given and went off to
live with family keeping out of sight a lot when photos were taken and being
there in amongst some of the family ones.
Sue T,
Dorset UK
In Sunday's
Congratulations on the exams Martina! Also... ouch for the road
bit... hope your hands are well enough to make lace! Rest the knees!!
And to everyone celebrating Mothers Day Have a Great One!
Sue in East Yorkshire
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Hello ladies
Check out item no: 120564598612 on Ebay a double bedspread measuring 68 x
89 surely it cannot be handmade for the £14.99 starting price, it is
advertised as bobbin lace.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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said. Other items have been given a translation, but apparently not the
editorial. We feel it is strange that an English translation of the
editorial was not included. Or have we just missed it somewhere?? Perhaps
someone can point us to where to find it!
Sue Fink
Masterton, New Zealand
I have read the reviews and it sounds like a really good read I have just
reserved it at my local library.
Thanks Pene
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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Our son is moving back from California to Illinois fairly soon, with an
apartment's worth of furniture etc. Has anyone had a good experience with long
distance movers? Recommendations would be much appreciated - as there seems to
be so much choice!
Sue
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I use Google as my search engine, and it comes up with a translation toolbar
on foreign sites.
There are my online translation tools - usually providing a good laugh!
Sue Babbs
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lost along the way
as it was easier for the boss to dictate as and when he wanted.
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you type a lot faster.
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Our copper at home was in our outside shed and was heated by wood or coal
from a fire underneath, the copper bowl was made of stone, my granny used to
boil Christmas puddings in it too.
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that the pins I buy there come with blunt ends, which I find happens
with pins bought in regular sewing supplies shops in the USA.
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not forever buying
pins.
Sue T
Hi all, I would like your views. Though I am a supplier this is not
promoting any thing I sell but I think Lace makers need to express an
opinion on.
The people who make many of the pins in the world have been looking for a
long time at the problem of brass
of his,
with no other connection to him (other than that we are both English living in
foreign countries!)
Sue Babbs
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From: m...@indie-cds.com
To: sueba...@comcast.net
Sent: Friday, April 09, 2010 9:25 PM
Subject: Malcolm Fielding's online bobbin shop is now open again
If you want to keep the pricking, just trim off the excess contact paper.
Or in the case of the stuff I buy from Walgreen's, you can just peel it off.
A little of the inkjet ink comes too, but the pricking would still be
useable.
Sue Babbs
- Original Message -
From: pene piip p
not forever buying
pins.
Sue T
Hi all, I would like your views. Though I am a supplier this is not
promoting any thing I sell but I think Lace makers need to express an
opinion on.
The people who make many of the pins in the world have been looking for a
long time at the problem of brass
tends to
press in below the level of the pricking
Sue Babbs
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shape rounded like a mis-shapen
orange to the flat mushroom pillow. They are usually filled with
wheat straw, .A good, serviceable pillow will
be .Two circles of
heavy cotton material, jean, or Oxford shirting,
Sue in East
weirdos' LOL
Sue in a windy East Yorkshire
On 1 Apr 2010, at 10:49, Lora wrote:
On a bit of a Victorian tangent this morning I wondered what sort of
lace would have been used for mourning items in Victorian England
the fountain pen!
The prefered instrument of poets, dandys and other assorted
It's Beautiful Maxine!! Well Done. It would have driven me 'round
the bend'
Sue in EY where it's trying to be sunny...
On 31 Mar 2010, at 05:04, Maxine Diffey wrote:
Some time ago I asked about sourcing circular knitting needles - had
lots of answers which were all very much
Very unusual pattern Maxine, but really beautiful. I hope and expect it
will become a treasured family heirloom.
Sue T,
Dorset UK, where winter has returned in spring and its bitterly cold,
although thankfully no snow which others around do have.
Some time ago I asked about sourcing
to have been sent by.
Sue in EY
On 30 Mar 2010, at 18:34, Ilske Thomsen wrote:
Never, would I blame Tess. I knew her and know she is absolutely ok.
What's new that such a thing happened to a MAC-user.
Till know I didn't get any bad and my Spam-filter works properly.
Ilske
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Tess's account on AOL has been hacked, or the message itself
has been sent by AOL themselves maliciously. Tess, change your
passwords etc on AOL!
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if it is still
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to have been sent by.
Sue in EY
On 30 Mar 2010, at 18:34, Ilske Thomsen wrote:
Never, would I blame Tess. I knew her and know she is absolutely ok.
What's new that such a thing happened to a MAC-user.
Till know I didn't get any bad and my Spam-filter works properly.
Ilske
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You pay on the door Lesley. I think it's £5 this year, but I'm not
sure!! How do you fancy meeting up??
Sue in East Yorksh
On 26 Mar 2010, at 16:11, Lesley Blackshaw wrote:
Does anyone know whether a pre-purchased ticket is necessary for
tomorrow's Lace Event in Harrogate? I wasn't sure
I uploaded a picture a few days ago and went to add another one and cant
find the tag that allows me to do it, I have tried twice now and still cant
find the way. I think it changes and thats my problem, I learn how and then
it all changesg.
Sue T the techno impaired:-)
It does server
Those bobbins are gorgeous - even tempt me to move from Midlands and squares
to continental! And fair trade too. Wonderful.
Sue
- Original Message -
From: sof nard...@free.fr
This is a new french web site : http://www.materieldentelle.com/
Bobbins, pillow and boxes are inspired
Thanks Ladies,
I will take your comments to heart and also do a little more work on
start/ends with gimps on a smaller piece before I tackle another bigger
one:-)
Sue T, in dull and cloudy Dorset where we expect rain this afternoon, again.
Dear All
I so agree with Alex. When the lace
and I found myself answering nay my lady, I have not seen her
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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Alex for a lovely, all be it very challenging piece.
As a side issue I just got a late present of a wooden 3 legged lace pillow
stand, VBGrin
Sue T in Sunny but very breezy Dorset UK
Hello Sue and everyone
Can you explain the problem further? because it looks fine to me.
The photo is here
as with the other 3
corners.
Sue T
Two months ago I started work on one of Alex Stillwells bucks pieces. I
wanted a hanky edge and this appealed to my senses very well.
Well done Sue. It looks good. Corners within a piece often vary slightly,
don't worry - it's part of the course. Enjoy making your lace
to be
done there I guess. I will add a picture of the corner into the arachne
folder named hurwitzend.
Sue T Dorset, UK
Bobbin Lace and Glass engravings
http://www.hurwitzend.co.uk
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