27;s used, extensively, in
decorating Indian and Pakistai clothes, for example.
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s a bigger version of same -- an American's view of
the world? :^)
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me to ask you
if anyone of you had seen it at the Congress and if anyone perhaps
knows what might have happened to it...
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nique and I'd have to call Cathleen Belleville
(she doesn't always respond to e-mails) and ask permission to send on
the pattern, if you would like to try it.
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piece. Now I have three :)
Cherry, could you, *pretty please*, update your website and include the
newer pieces?
Many thanks, Land House Lacers, for a job well done!
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quot; at the sides of the face, just above
the veil. Very nice; thanks.
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Home page, to the Gallery. That way, you wouldn't have to keep
mentioning the Gallery, nor would I have to have two separate
bookmarks... :)
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;ll try it out on Google
-- my "relationship" with e-bay and searches there is rather hostile,
due to my lack of e-bay proficiency and 'puter-illiteracy in general.
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On Aug 26, 2007, at 19:58, Brenda Paternoster wrote:
Hello Tamara
Was it Craft Creations?
I think you mean double fold to make three sections.
That's right; fold twice, to get 3 sections, one of which has the
cut-out. And Craft Creations sounds right too. Many thanks.
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d one
such place -- in UK, I think; they had a large variety of colours,
sizes and shapes -- bookmarked but it seems to have disappeared from my
list. And my large stash of those has, over the years, been reduced to
a single one... :(
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too.
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nd of lace -- needle or otherwise -- they
make/used to make there. Is it blood-red?
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been published (IOLI Bulletin) but, if the gallery is to
grow, the access to it has to be a tad easier than it is, I think. As
things are, I'm not surprised nothing has been added to it since '06.
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re far sharper than anything the ink-jet
was ever able to produce. Even at 250% magnification -- the size I use
to draw diagrams from -- the prickings are still "clean". Best money
I've ever spent on a piece of machinery :)
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dvantages and disadvantages of various scoring systems used in Special
Olympics and other games involving physically and mentally handicapped
players.
Every area of life develops its own jargon, hermetically closed to
everyone else; quite often, you won't understand a speaker or
t's a "winkie pin"), I have no idea. And, I've only come accross this
term in English laces, never in the European ones, even though many of
them use the same edge.
Besides that, she is asking me for a good
reference for the origin of Torchon Lace,
C
t and your persistence. Can we
hope that the photos of the veil (and the bride wearing it) will be
available, on the Arachne Webshots, for everyone's enjoyment, sometime
in late February of next year?
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the
family. We have all we need and more, and would like to see the poor
of this world helped out as a priority.
May God bless you all,
Bernice (+ Bob) and Judy (+ Steve) - daughters
Mark, Paul, Adam, Philip, Luke, Daniel, Robert - grandsons
Kirsten, Melanie, Joshua,
arcel, with a chiropractor. The natural progression
is to dispense with the "beauty" element as well; let's make *all* the
edges "cutting", in the name of Art.
BTW... Before it got "radicalised", the Museum of Art and Design used
to be called American Craft Museum..
he museum is open
Hello,
The museum has been open since July 7th 2007. Share the last few hours
before the opening and the setting up of the new display cabinets ...
www.ville-retournac.fr/musee/anglais/indexang.htm
Hope to see you in Retournac,
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r-changing"
strip... It's simple, yet intriguing and stimulating.
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t length, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder...
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fingertip) is tape-measure (5ft)+ 7.5". Even
before I started shrinking with age, I was never taller than 5ft,
2.5"... I guess I'd be your preferred textile seller, for as long as I
managed to survive on negative income :)
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names should or should
not go into the virtual gallery of the modern/contemporary/cutting
edge/creative lace designers? Since "clumsy/ugly" vs "elegant"
(Aurelia's standard) is not, really, an objective measure, but a highly
personal judgement?
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o, in the history of the lace world, do you identify with
the most?" I'd have to say it's the R.M of the Neuw Modelbuch, rather
than people like Thomas Lester or Felix Aubert.
Slightly off-topic, but only slightly... Here's a -- possibly
cautionary -- tale of applied art tex
to be a part of the uniqueness.
And that way lies the extinction of modern (in the sense of "hobby")
lacemaking, I think. Because, if each item is a unique piece of art,
what's the motivation to learn the necessary *skills* going to be? And
without skilled lacemakers -- who
e French Revolution (which brought us the metric system and the
lovely decimals).
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and, what there
is, is in the south (Krakow area) and west (Silesia), not in the north.
It's been a long time since I've visited either city but you can skip
Gdynia altogether -- there's little but the port to see. Gdansk is a
much better bet, since it's more tourist-orient
een made on a greatly simplified pricking. I don't
think both mats would have been made in the same place, by the same
"stable" of lacemakers.
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Besides... Most dragons
have wings, and this critter doesn't :)
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the result. I just don't like to
haul all my equipment back and forth between the room and the classroom
and don't like to work in the room (cramped, bad light, et al).
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said:
Try this retreat once and believe me you will be hooked!
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the chemical properties of the salt and alcohol, rather than those of
salt and grape.
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On Jul 8, 2007, at 23:14, Tamara P Duvall wrote:
I'm pretty sure (though not 100% positive) that a size 8 bead is a
(seed) bead which, measured hole to hole is 1.8 of an inch.
Bt. Sorry 'bout that.
Should have been 1/8 of an inch, *not* 1.8.
Sigh... Metric measurements,
On Jul 8, 2007, at 4:51, Jean Nathan wrote:
Incidentally, donlt know if it will work with Macs.
"(Apple) Quicktime" is the Mac equivalent of "Windows Media Player". No
conversion necessary.
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ure 1" (2.5cm). So each bead is
slightly larger than 3mm. Your 4mm ones may be a touch too big, but
should still work.
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... I'll miss Debra something dreadful. But we still have a year to
go; 4 more issues... I guess the current team will have to make sure we
go out with a bang, not a whimper :)
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(which now looks like an arrow) and the show resumes.
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hit the button for "full screen" before
viewing. MD
Interesting Video: Women In Art
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUDIoN-_Hxs
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us laces that Devon'd sent me to chew on were
*priceless* in decoding the woodcut)...
Beth McCasland
in the suburbs of New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
where it's hot and muggy with afternoon thundershower
Hot an muggy here too, though no rain for the past few days. As someone
on my &quo
ciest of the fancy designers. Means we could be
in fashion *and* score a few points for having *original* lace on our
clothing (and bags )
http://runway.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/07/03/the-best-hands-in-the-
world/
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x27;s
not here yet...
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$1.50 a month for my spam filter which doesn't
beggar me, allows me to check before it removes anything (its judgement
isn't always the same as mine) and gives me the priviledge of writting
*my own* junk into the signature besides... :)
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ther annoying to use. The
spool wouldn't spin on it for easy unwinding -- the "spiky" cone would
prevent it. And the "rocking bottom" would make it worse -- as you
pulled on the thread, the whole thing would lean towards you, instead
of paying
Have a look at some of the haute couture (spell?) workshops and see
what they're getting ready for the autumn/winter '07
http://runway.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/07/03/the-best-hands-in-the-world/
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o have the book (extremely detailed and easy to
follow)
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I was so underimpressed by the bag, $1400 wouldn't have been enough for
them to *pay me* to use it. But then, what do I know... I'm just a dumb
Polack, who buys bags for the number of zippered pockets they have, so
that I can keep all my "stuff" sorted out properly...
igrated to my own, though *the text does not yet reflect the
change* (ditto, BTW, for the fate of the "2-Pair Inventions" booklet,
which is now on the Arizona U -- aka "Professor's" - website, available
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in German. The ones which have English
translations available are clearly marked in the description.
http://www.forum-alte-spitze.de/
Thanks!
Sally
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0 " " perlovka " and "mulinka".
"kordonet 80" is tatting thread (cordonnet 80)
"perlovka" is pearl cotton. Don't know what size, but the most common
size I remember from Poland was equivalent to DMC 8
"mulinka" is mouline; the stranded embr
ate 9via enlarged
photos) the effects of changing colours (of both ground and worker
threads). I found it sufficient, but only in addition to books on
Bayeux.
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printed pricking might be like, because I've had no need to
do that. It's an extra effort and I'm all against waste of energy :)
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Egyptian Cotton 140/2 = 62 (wraps per centimetre)
Egyptian Cotton 70/2 = 46 (wraps per cm)
62:46= 134.78
So, I'd copy the pricking at 135% for the thread you want to use.
Unless Brenda chimes in and tells me I'm all wet; math (and
mathematical thinking) is not my strong poi
ed "floral" Bucks, where you add and take out
pairs all the time. For that matter, if you found a Bucks (or even
Toender) pattern with some cloth stitched elements in it and rendered
those in half-stitch, they'd look "blondish" :)
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r *of*)... I've been (mentally)
moaning about it. Now, I have some ideas... :) Thanks, Alice.
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length of time until the light "goes
bad" for lacemaking and then I had to go shopping, before I got up here
again. But yes, I was lacemaking then. We had a nice, grey day, so I
could work longer than usual; on sunny days, the light goes yellow
around 14:30-15:00 our time (11:3
Francis), correcting
my misappprehension. They're not just any old "Jihad Central"; they're
"*Arabian Silk* Jihad Central". Your wish is their command.
Just to let y'all know...
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have an ever growing
problem telling the difference between "your" and "you're". But, even
once you get past that, the last line does sound a bit like a message
from Jihad Central, doesn't it :)
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there are copies of the book
still available? Someone who actually does make this kind of lace might
be able to see what's the same and what's different about it.
I'm not parting with my copy of the book, because, even though my
interest in NL is minimal, this was a Chr
summer: delightful!
Our spring has been too short (as usual) also. Now it's sweltering and
humid... Not delightful at all :)
Thanks again,
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erested and would
like a
good day out with plenty of cake and lots of raffle prizes please
email me for
further information!
Anne Nicholas
Feltham
Middx.
England
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ng else, thus earning
himself the title of "the lace husband of the year" -- now scoots and
locks himself in his study with his poetry books whenever "another one
of them" shows up.
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to start unravelling the
whole ball of it, and you've already got that first bit in having
joined OIDFA and, of course, Arachne :)
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ants, so some plants might not appear in them...
OTOH, many plants that we now think of as weeds *had* been used for
medicinal purposes, so, who knows what could be found there...
It's a fascinating possibility.
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This was meant for all of us, not just me...
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Subject: Re: [lace] Re: The question of century/which is it?
Hello to all!
I
idence I didn't have before :)
PS I totally agree with Ilske: "1625-1650" would have been a *much*
clearer description than "2/4 17th century"...
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hrhundert" would cover 1725-1750 (our 18th century).
"2/4 17th century" would cover 1625-1650 (German 16. Jahrhundert). A
hundred years' difference, yet those labels are describing the same
piece of lace...
So, which is it?
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On May 26, 2007, at 20:19, Jane Partridge wrote:
That said, the difference in length is likely to drive you bananas,
While I said it would drive me nuts. I guess the the lace-monkeys have
different diets, on the two sides of the Atlantic... :)
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* a worker, or it's *always* a
passive, and always in the same position), though to a lesser extent.
It's the bobbins which change roles -- sometimes a worker, sometimes a
passive, sometimes an equal partner in the ground -- that need to be as
well-matched as possible. A *random* mix in t
, while my "family in the village" in Poland whitened linen
(sheets, tablecloths, dish towels) out in the sun, they always did that
by draping the things over bushes, never spreading them on the grass on
the ground, because stains from cut grass are hard to remove, while
leaves of shru
stly (though not only) of
hunting scenes, have dogs in them, but I don't think that's what you
had in mind.
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all afternoon
(the sun was shining and it rained. He was smiling, she was crying,
according to another Polish "saw")
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idered elements. Those are left from the
original background fabric, which hadn't quite dissolved, being almost
-- but not quite -- covered by the non-soluble embroidery.
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und", so I haven't been able to see the lace.
But, if the item-- which, from all I've heard, is machine-made -- is
*still* described as "Bobbin Lace", then where is the revision of its
description?
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ve nothing better to do
than get bent out of shape over an Ebay ad and send snobbish emails to
me, you need to get a life! Go make some lace or bother someone else,
you pest!
And I thought *I* was lacking class!
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.That takes you to a list of articles, one of
which is on Oya.
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? And the lady making lace is as saintly as I am
myself (giggle)...
http://tinyurl.com/2ft3jo
takes you to the whole list (103) of thumbnails. #10 is at:
http://tinyurl.com/38mvj9
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someone
were to print it off/make a DVD of it and sold it *with their own
copyright* prohibiting reproduction. I don't mind it at all if a
*community* profits from my labours, but I'd be willing to get violent
(very un-Libra-like ) if I thought some*one* was doing the same
thing, for their
"Russische
kant", by M. Polfliet-Pauwels) which had no English translation at all
except for a short -- maybe 50 words -- "dictionary". Between the
photos -- which showed wat you were aiming at , and the diagrams --
which showed how to get there, it was perfectly sufficie
Thanks, everyone, who wrote me -- on list and privately -- with help
regarding reaching E-bay images; I think I now "have it". As for the
doll itself... I don't want her; she's got a sly grin that would keep
all the rest of my lacemaking dolls frightened :)
t have the word "panno" -- all the
pieces have that in the title.
The last number on the left-hand side of each piece is, BTW, the number
of hours it took her to make the piece. The portraits are around 6 hrs.
But some of the hand/machine ones go into over a thousand...
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URL*. So, can I ask people who report of seing a
spectacular bit of eye-candy or a "magic mystery tool" or anything else
out there on E-Bay that is worth seeing to please give the full
destination?
Yours, electronically challenged, in wet Virginia
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enge of their own, since the tight, little
(pinless) windmills won't work any more... :)
Even if you don't *like* that kind of lace, you have to appreciate the
enormous amount of skill and knowledge that went into making it.
PS Thanks for the info on metallics and on the book on Hardwicke Hall.
Something to chew on...
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ot;bespoke" that
one for the Bulletin, too :) Debra Jenny (THE Editor of the IOLI
Bulletin) has turned things around greatly and all for the better, but
she can't keep up the high standard of the Bulletin all by herself.
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too:
http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/this-month.html
at the moment. Scroll past the first 3 (including LP II) and the first
"monograph" is "it".
That's for all of you who'd signed up for the raffle 7-8 weeks ago and
didn't get a copy because I only had 3
ey stick their designing necks out :)
PS I don't think two panels of different grounds would give quite the
same effect as two panels of the same ground, with one panel "tilted".
I've seen some lace structures where you -- sort-of -- saw through two
entirely different planes a
y the snake in my pocket (it bites if I try
to reach into the pocket for money -- for those unfamiliar with the
Polish phrase)... So, she tried to create temptations/distractions,
which might be stronger than the snake's influence and which would make
me buy more -- Atalanta's/Tamara&#x
e
choices. The final result still needs to be tested the old-fashioned
way, by making a sample, because those variables (like the number of
plies) often change the way a piece works up, even if the number of
wraps is identical... Lacemaking is an inexact science, when all&#x
Julie, it's *fantastic*; both beautiful and clever... It -- sure as
sure -- should have been included in a museum exhibition (like the MAD
or the Kohler), so it could get a larger audience.
PS I bet you'll hate roseground for a long while:)
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en me a lot of material to "chew on" vis different
options. And, hopefully, the discussion may have also been of use to
others
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k/sample, which is what I'll be doing
for pattern publication. But there's no way I can wind enough of thick
thread to make something that's a yard or more in length, onto my
"everyday" bobbins...
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Lexingto
pastel
drawing of a male nude body.
"Appropriately" because... It's also called "Netted Stinkhorn"?
Yours, still giggling from her Google-trip
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close to the head as possible.
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;s just added two more -- very exciting --
ones to the ones previously published in the IOLI Bulletin). Each is
simple, each is quick, and each can be taken home as a finished
project.
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s given me the names of lacemakers --
all in UK -- who'd "been to Russia". I know all of them by name but not
personally, so have no way of contacting them. I have passed their
names on to Vera -- maybe she does know some of them and can ask her
questions direc
the "nipple" which tends
to form around it. But, otherwise, why worry? It's one of those few
situations in life where excess can't do any harm :)
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ot;pa-yet-kah") is a disc, usually
larger, with a -- small -- hole off centre. Those are meant not to be
attached at both ends but will dangle off whatever item they're
attached to.
We do not have an equivalent of the English "spangle". At least I don't
know of any.
seen these?
I really appreciate your help and time and effort.
All the best and thanks
Vera Cockuyt
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