ot so nice for
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Dear Arachnids,
Elise lives near me. I'm able to take care of her questions.
The question was asked on the list and answered on the list. I don't
see a problem with that.
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ever attempted the reproduction of the
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not travel well on a plane
(and neither would a large pillow, any more)
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now I like it very much. I guess it's true that black is the most
elegant colour, suitable for every occasion :)
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fferent designers have different attitudes towards the issue. But,
since none of those attitudes can be enforced anyway (except through
innate courtesy towards the designer's wishes)... One might as well
*appear* to be generous :)
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even over yet!)
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into a
*particular* problem that I couldn't solve myself, there was always
someone here (on Arachne), who could translate a snippet for me.
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illow; your leashes are so d...d short!"
To each her own comfort zone :)
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e, or password, or anything else too
daunting, while it allows me to view everybody's treasures. I don't
even try to upload anything of my own there, though :)
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(never mind the hot tip of your iron)... I'd probably iron
it "through a (damp) cloth", not directly. That's how I was taught to
iron all "delicates", back in the days when we ironed everything.
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saying a short "e"
(as in men, pet, let, etc) twice - "e e" - and then eliminate the space
-"ee". It's not *quite* "ey", though "ey" will do in a pinch :)
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verly fond of
metallics in general (they're neither fish nor fowl -- not wire and not
"fabric", with the worst features of both) but, since they're hard to
avoid in contemporary projects, I learnt to tame them.
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On Apr 20, 2009, at 21:35, Clay Blackwell wrote:
Assuming that "all sizes" means all sizes currently available on the
market, [...]
Ah... I assumed that "all sizes" included "dream sizes" (back to
16th/17th century) as well as those *currently* av
nge of coloured linen became available would you like
it to be:
a, about 40 wraps/cm - fine enough for point ground
Most of the others are already available, if not easily and not in the
full range of colours.
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re the d...d
thing, even though it did fit me to a T :)
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On Apr 13, 2009, at 18:06, Brenda Paternoster wrote:
I don't remember the arachne convention in 1998 - probably had Exec
business that evening.
It would have had to have been an exhausting humdinger of a meeting;
Arachne '98 (in Nottingham) was a week-long event :)
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would like to join
it. Please, add me to the list. My address is... (whatever it was
then; not the @rockbridge.net). Sincerely, Tamara P. Duvall
was *not* the way to talk to a computer, however polite it might be in
other circumstances. He told me what to do and I received acceptance by
return mai
on the one hand, while, on the other hand, more people read
"stuff" on the Internet, which replicates both the right and the wrong
"info" with lightning speed) -- "toe the line" (correct) being
replaced with "tow the line" (incorrect, however "likely&q
thought too but, since maths has never been my best
friend -- not even in the arithmetics subcategory -- I just assumed
there was a trick to it that I never mastered. Or maybe something to do
with differences in international ways of calculating totals ...
Yours, since June 14 of '95,
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t; altogether. Plate LXVI on the same page shows a partlet
(drying on the line) with a ruffle; the ruffle is not detachable, but
part and parcel of the garment.
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encouragement" or "for a small price". It's
always used in the same way: "for two pins, I'd... (do something or
other)". Must have been invented once the pins were factory made and no
longer expensive :)
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s and diagrams (there are
times when *both* the left and the right side of my brain go on strike)
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sted in your niece's hysterectomy. Or, not during class. You
wanna tell me all about it, join me outside, while I'm *already*
wasting my time, smoking (7minutes, watch in hand).
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in the midst of a project. They stick out like a sore thumb and
are almost impossible to forget.
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lso used to be avaiable
as "Jewels" -- emerald green, sapphire blue, amethyst purple and ruby
red). But all of these are a tad finer than the Titolo. And, I no
longer know what's still available in Madeira threads, not having
bought any in several years.
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where near that price.
Mine -- bought brand new when it was still in print -- has $19.95
pencilled in. Dollars, not pounds. Though I've, probably, got £65 worth
of fun out of it :)
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d pull the two threads up
and apart, to set the twists slightly, before putting up the pin. After
the worker has started its return trip, the twists will resettle,
evenly, around the pin.
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layers. Unwind the spool a bit, testing every 6 inches or so; you may
come to something salvageable. And, if not... there should be still
enough left -- and now in even more colourful glory -- to put on your
shelf to admire :)
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of group number, trousers etc of
dual number. It's easier in Polish, where we *still* have all four
(though also in vestigial form), with their own special endings.
English has gotten rid of all the grammatical non-essentials :)
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*and* the Intertubes (for when I'm feeling playful). Strike the iron
while it's hot!
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ing the triangles above the "waist" to back and tack them to
the head for wings. The triangles below the "waist" form the skirt
(yes, it's a little funny, tapering towards the bottom, instead of
widening).
6) Add a piece of lace for the halo, paint or embroider fa
field. So, I made an edging with roses in
it for one of the 3 hankies (all I had the patience for ) and gave
her the whole box. She had two hankies for blow and one for show and
was very happy with the whole.
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employed as
"extenders", replacing the ones shown with the wider laces. Even though
they look more like insertions or somewhat fancy entredoux (spell?) to
us, today.
A bit like buying "mix and match" swim suits, except that they (the
early lacemakers) seemed too be more "
her "T' collection.
Janice
Tamara should have it in her stash, Janice
Sure do:) Haven't got "roundtoit" yet, though...
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from a different angle. Which makes it
interesting all over again :)
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27;t know
where I'll put them all, if any more show up".
At least I knew I was on the right flight :)
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Do we add a secret handshake too?!
I thought we had one -- intertwine all 4 front "legs" in a plait. Was I
mistaken?
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ot; and "h" (as in "horn"). And anyone who challenged me on
that, would be asked "what makes you think it's an *English* name?"
Better off to find some good books on various lace techniques perhaps?
Much, much, better.
Yours, still shaking her he
t, there seems to be no 2-ply linen available
that is that coarse :)
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wouldn't have guessed it back in 1995!
Congratulations to all of us for bringing the old Renaissance art so
successfully into the Information age.
-Liz
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arriages are mentioned, they always
seem to be within the Venetian community or, at most, within the Veneto
(Venetian posessions on "Terrafirma"). Not to foreigners.
I have not yet, however, reached the "Venice and the Dress of
Foreigners" chapter. T
ier than mid
16thc.
Perhaps this mail has been sooo long, excuse me.
No, no, no! *How better* to spend a winter day, than to snuggle up to a
mystery? :)
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have a place at the table -- if only as poor
relations -- because passementerie is made of cords, criss-crossing
and shaped into loops.
There's linguistic support for that, too. In English, there's the
confusion of "laces" (cords vs textile), as you say. The f
nts
of "Venice and Italy" (as specifically stated by RM), not those of the
Netherlands? After all, Antwerp was geographically closer than Venice
and the merchants there were as powerful and enterprising as those of
Venice... Are you suggesting that Antwerp sold its lace to the Vene
Another oops...
On Jan 22, 2009, at 15:56, Tamara P Duvall wrote:
I'm concentrating on Le Pompe, because it's the first known book of
patterns dedicated strictly to bobbin laces. It was published in
Venice, which is supposed to be the cradle of bobbin lace (or, at
least one
Ooops...
On Jan 22, 2009, at 15:56, Tamara P Duvall wrote:
I haven't given up yet (half of the book still to be read) but, it
looks, like there's not a trace of bobbin lace in Venice before 1525.
And yet, they were selling it 9yrs later...
1536-1525=11, not 9. Math is not
up yet (half of the book still to be read) but, it
looks, like there's not a trace of bobbin lace in Venice before 1525.
And yet, they were selling it 9yrs later... So, did it spring from the
sea, in its finished perfection, like Venus herself? None of the slow
gestation (development) peri
;s what it was) which she wore at the
inauguration was really very nice and "lacy", in the chunky,
Le-Pompe-plaited-lace, way... I'd love to get a closer peek at those
earrings, too; it's the first time I remember seeing a photo of her
wearing *dangly* earrings.
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#x27;s bobbin carriers.
And yes, I *did* refresh, so it's not an issue of a stuck cache...
Maybe not my day, despite it being such a wonderful and unforgettable
moment of history.
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me? I can make a stab at the "le pompe" bit; I
assume it's "pomp" in the sense of "pomp and circumstance". But, the
other two words, in that particular configuration...?
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t know for how many. 15 at
least). Some of them have their labels *inside* rather than outside, so
that's another possiblity of finding out what the thread is.
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beautiful (and lace-friendly, with well-lit rooms) but I was
struck by the "yesteryear prices" of the event. Less than $10 per hour
of tuition? $80 for a double room? It's a steal...
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On Jan 9, 2009, at 0:05, Lorri Ferguson wrote:
What is the 'click on' address for Sally's drawings?
http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003-date
It's the first two "albums". The first one holds one "photo", the
second holds two
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often -- using but a few pairs, but enchanting from the
technical point of view and very effective.
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en log on and it still lets me see all the pics I want to
see...
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Not lace but, as great-granddaughter and granddaughter of taylors, a
daughter of a dressmaker and a textile maniac in her own right, I found
this interesting:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/03/arts/dance/03cost.html
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nd out
more (look brighter) than the rest; that's caused by the greater
thickness of the gimp. You might want to mark each pair (which will be
treated as one) with a differently coloured butterfly hair clip, so
that they don't get mixed up at the crossings.
Good luck; it's a lov
know...
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On Dec 30, 2008, at 1:40, Jenny Brandis wrote:
Not me!!!
http://www.ehow.com/how_2105908_make-bobbin-lace.html
Terrible instructions. But, the best laugh I've had in a long time.
Wrap one bobbin around another???
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could blame
them for accepting, given how poorly paid they were? And given that
they had no guild protection (or so it appears from my current
reading)? Perhaps they were like the French grisettes of a later era,
where payment might have been given, but was never demanded, unlike
with the pros.
sed the
other fires...
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t was used for *lace*... Who knows. The whole gizmo is
supposed to be 50cm in width. That's 19 and 3/4 inch. Even taking off
a couple of centimeters each side for the frame it still makes for very
wide lace :) But just about right for a hand towel/dish towel width...
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Still... I ought to have *something* to curl up in bed with, before
Christmas :) And the Arnold book can be my New Year's treat.
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hed in the IOLI Bulletin, in '96). The cross uses
very few pairs, but it has a lot of sewings. Take a look:
http://www.t-n-lace.net/91-99/91-99-Pages/Image1.html
and tell me if you want it
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major job
layoff at his firm)... :)
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zech, but "kopiec" means "mound" in Polish. OTOH, I
think the term "kopec" here refers to the Russian coin (kopek? In
Polish it's "kopiejka"), so your instinct for "coin" is correct.
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t, I'd be grateful if
someone who actually *knows* how to do these little "blobs" would post
the answer to the list; my curiosity "bump" is itching something
awful... :)
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ility to tension the gimp properly.
But that happened only once-twice per repeat, so I never needed more
than a couple of those. Having to use a thicker pin for every picot...
Yuck.
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eing matte
but the trimmings (bias finish around the neck and sleeves) being
shiny.
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ed, at different
times, to the laces made with pre-made tapes (and other elments, such
as leaves, "pearls", etc), which use a needle (point) in their
construction. Honiton Point is one of them (Renaissance Lace seems to
be another)
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, that a footman's uniform decorated
with worsted lace (or laces) would have been more strut-worthy than one
decorated with silk or metal ones...
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mp will not; on one side (right, since Russian Tape is
worked right side up) it will be very prominent; on the wrong side,
it'll be barely visible.
In both cases described by Herik, BTW, you *also* start your work with:
" take the centre gimps to the outsede" before the interac
On Oct 15, 2008, at 15:55, Clay Blackwell wrote:
I've received more information via the Southern Region Director, Adele
Ward. See below...
Right, and I got the same message from Debra Jenny. Hopefully, they'll
be able to solve all the problems soon.
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a real problem, which
others have observed as well.
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ame
time I started lengthening the "leashes". Longer "leashes" are more apt
to twist/untwist than shorter ones but they're a necessity when you
have many pairs (some of which need to rest away from work for a spell)
and -- as I found out -- a convenience even with a few pairs
are but, again, you might want to err on
the generous side; I've always thought it'd be easier to make little
tucks to take up the "extra", than to change the tying ribbons to allow
for the lack of coverage.
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had pillows which were
block-pillow prototypes, fairly early on. They weren't *all blocks*
(9), the way ours are now, but they did have moveable blocks (3) down
the centre of the pillow.
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groove made in the bottom bulb of the bobbin, rather
than hanging, as a separate entity, off of it.
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dding hankie (with instructions to remake it
into a christening bonnet) -- for my husband's niece's wedding. It was
Flanders, with hearts as a motif.
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I'd do it :) I can't tell, for certain-sure how
Ms Gornik had done it, because the photo is not sharp enough.
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is point ground the alencon equivalent as I
can only find descriptions for needle-lace?
Le fond Alencon (in BL) is your basic tulle: CTTT, pin under the stitch.
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*only* in thread Y; I'm lazy enough not to want to make
twice what can be made once :)
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he's a real treasure!
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I was relieved to see
that *some* lessons of Katrina had been learned and that there was
*mandatory* evacuation this time around (so, how come, they didn't drag
you out of your sick bed?) and that the hurricane decreased in force
as it approached Louisiana.
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d create more frustration for yourself) than you do
on -- properly -- winding several strands onto the same bobbin.
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, simple, and *still* provides
extra texture. And, raised plaits have "seniority" over raised tallies
for those who're "into" reconstruction; they're as old as BL itself...
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er tried tat one, but it looks tempting.
My copy of Practical Skills is full of notes stuck in. Next to the
Apple Blossom, I have a note, which says: "The Dutch calll it
Margrietengrond"
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exception is wire, where a single loop is not only sufficient,
but kinder on the "fiber" as well.
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ifferent problems
(including curves and corners and angles), not necessarily tied to any
particular style of lace. It's the best single book investment I have
ever made and I still consult it with some regularity (and keep adding
tech tips to it, as they come up either on Arachne or in other book
udor or English one, though.
Contact Jean through her website:
http://www.jeanleader.co.uk/publications/thistlemotifs.html
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ies of them forming the ground (missing evey other pinhole,
on diagonal).
Coene's dictionary, BTW, can be extremely frustrating on this point.
Sometimes, it seems to use literal (dictionary) tanslations. Other
times, it uses true *lacemaking* ones...
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language into another
language used to be one of our (students at the English dept at the
Warsaw U) favourite passtimes. But I'll tell you "straight from the
bridge and without fences", that they can be more confusing than
enlightening to the recipient.
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one (different treatment of winkie pins and, as a result,
a different look). And the write up. Sigh... I hate write-ups...
But, once that's done, I'll reward myself with working on something
easy that someone else had done all the thinking on. Just moving the
b
n a
big newspaper like NYT.
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ng, pull shut and pin to the pillow when
transporting. Or, in a pinch, a ziplock bag would do the job as well as
a pouch...
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