I will be in Tonder too.
Let me know when and where you will meet and I will do my best to turn up.
Vibeke in Copenhagen
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"Elizabeth Ligeti" wrote:
“Somewhere I read of some old men on the continent,(6 or 7 of them, I
think.) who taught lacemaking at a lace School - and their beards were
so long they had them tied up in little bags to keep them out of the
way of the pins!”
Do take a look at Tønder in Mrs. Pallise
Jean Jacques Rousseau made bobbin lace when he lived in Switzerland
from 1762 to 1765. See:
Gertrude Whiting: Swiss Lace Patterns. The Bulletin of the Needle and
Bobbin Club, Vol. 33 (1949).
http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/articles/nb49_lac.pdf
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On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 10:45 PM, Lorelei Halley
wrote to Kim:
… Many of the LePompe laces show a winkiepin or "pin after 2" edge.
But since I haven't seen the entirety of both published versions, I
can't make a blanket statement…
You can now see both volumes, actually the ones Mrs Palliser had
Years ago I bought 'Handmade Lace and Patterns' by Annette Feldman
(1975). It is a strange book, while the history of lace chapter is
traditional, all the patterns are restricted to crochet, knitting and
tatting.
At that time I collected pictures with paintings of lacemakers, making
friends buying
If you want to study Dutch domesticity at the Time of Vermeer, take a look at:
Franits, Wayne E.: Paragons of virtue : women and domesticity in
seventeenth-century Dutch art. Cambridge University Press, 1995, ISBN:
0521431298
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Vibeke in Copenhagen
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I have just come back from Croatia, where I enjoyed myself attending
part of the Lace Festival in Lepoglava.
This year it took place 22nd to 25th September, and it takes place at
that time every year.
Some of you might want to plan to attend future Festivals.
You can see the program here:
http://w
On the Arizona site you can find the book by Sophie Davydoff:
'La dentelle russe, histoire, technique, statistique' (Karl W.
Hiersemann, Leipzig, 1895).
Look at plate A you will see thorns of wild pear used as pins in the
Minsk area of Russia.
In the OIDFA Bulletin 4/1999 p. 46 you can see a lace
Deutscher Klöppelverband published in 2009 “Flandrische Spitze im Aufbruch”.
It is a very thorough book and contains amongst others a very charming
example of how to create a flanders lace from a picture of a row of
elephants.
Even if you cannot understand German you should find the book very
use
Textileforum 3/2010 was in my letterbox yesterday, it is so new that
it is not yet on their homepage http://www.textileforum.com/
It is a special Lace issue: lots about modern lace and design. Besides
8 pages about machine lace and 2 pages about Oya.
Vibeke in Copenhagen
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The IOLI Bulletin has also arrived in Copenhagen.
I thoroughly enjoyed Devon's article.
By some strange coincidence I have in this weekend been looking
through a book by somebody, Emelie Metcalfe, who was at school with
the Empress Eugenie.
She did not find her that beautiful either!
It is writ
The original French edition was issued in 1886, an English version is
available online at:
http://encyclopediaofneedlework.com/index.htm
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/20776/20776-h/20776-h.htm
Ruth P. Hellmann has written about Therese de Dillmont in the Bulletin
of the Needle and Bobbin Club v
You can see other examples of leaves in (late) Tønder patterns:
http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/lace.html
Hannover, Emil. Tønderske Kniplinger det Danske Kunstindustrimuseum
Udstilling 1908 [Laces from Tønder, Denmark; Danish Museum of Applied
Art Exhibit 1908], Lehmann & Stages, 1911,
Sue mentioned the next Tønder Lace Festival.
It will take place 4th to 6th June 2010, see:
http://www.kniplings-festival.dk/engelsk/default.htm
About Tønder patterns, beware that Johanne Nyrop Larsen published
patterns which everybody then believes to be Tønder patterns, but they
were in fact Cz
I decided to order Patterns of Fashion 4, when Rosemary Shepherd was
so enthusiastic about it.
I found that Amazon.co.uk offered it at half price at the moment, so
even when they have to add our 25% Danish VAT, it is still very cheap,
and I ordered a copy for a friend too.
It has arrived and I am
The OIDFA Bulletins contained such a series of patterns some years
ago, as far as I remember they were designed by Pat Perryman and they
were issued without instructions.
I am at work so I cannot give you the numbers of the Bulletins, write
privately to me if you need them.
Vibeke
In sunny Copen
Sally Schoenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"I believe the Swedish Lace Guild has a shop in Linkoping which is
also within a daytrip of Stockholm."
The shop moved from Linköping to Vadstena some years ago, it is likely
to have limited opening hours at this time of the year.
The shop in Nordiska
I will also be at the OIDFA Congress in Groningen and hope to meet many of you.
Please don't choose Thursday evening for the Arachne meeting, I will
be attending (my last) OIDFA Council meeting.
I will be at the Linenkast course and staying at the University Guest
House before going on the tour.
As a vintage Danish lacemaker I will say that I have never before seen
anything like them.
Vibeke in cold and dark Copenhagen
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Hi All,
I am having a wonderful time at the Tonder Festival, just checking
mail at the Public Library.
I want to mention the Nordic - and especially Swedish way of numbering
the centuries.
When we write 1600 tallet, it means 1600 years, so it is 17th century
/Jahrhundert etc.
In Denmark we use
Lena Dahrén has asked me to forward this.Greetings Vibeke in Copenhagen
Below you find a text translated from Swedish about the very special
exhibition of lace and freehand lace which starts in May.
Here is a link to the homepage of the museum. Don't miss it, there are some
nice pictures.
http://
Flanders Ground marked with #.
"De Linnenkast", Eenwenoude kanten uit Noord-Nederland. OIDFA Nederland 1992.
Hindelopen, 12 pairs, 8 pairs, Fries Museum, Leeuwarden
Poppedijne, 10 pairs, 16 pairs, 10 pairs, Fries Museum, Leeuwarden
't Knoopje, 22 pairs, Borg Verhildersum, Leens, 1601
Slinger, 29
There had been a cottage industry of Freehand Lace near Salzburg from
the 17th century.
Thanks to Monika Thonhauser we now know about it. She has published 6
collections of patterns in the Salzburg bobbin lace series. Not all
the laces have been made freehand, though probably more than we think
to
I am sending separate mails about the contents of the Salzburger and
Linnekast publications.
Many of the old laces were based on Flanders Ground. You will find
many reconstructions in recent publications. Out of 18 laces only a
few are without Flanders Ground in:
Erdmute Wesenberg: Alte flandris
Dear All,
I have been asked about Fulvia Lewis.
I have her book and know that her lace was actioned recently.
That is all I know, but my friend is sure that I can get some facts
through Arachne.
Help me, please.
Greetings
Vibeke in Copenhagen
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When I was looking for something else in the Online Britannica I also
had a go at 'bobbin lace' and found this reference to Early history of
fishing.
Greetings
Vibeke in Copenhagen
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The first rudimentary reel had consisted of a wooden spool with a
metal ring that fitted over the angler's thu
When you are in the Greenwich area do also try to see Ranger's House
in Blackheath, with the Suffolk Collection of Elizabethan and Jacobean
paintings with lots of lace.
Greeting
Vibeke in Copenhagen
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If you intend to attend OIDFA's Congress in Athens 26th to 28th May 2006,
do remember that after 15 December bookings will incur a 10% surcharge.
www.oidfa2006athens.com
Greetings
Vibeke in Copenhagen
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Now we are discussing languages, I do think it is the right time for
me to tell you, the explanation lacemakers - who have not English as
their first language - give for dropping Arachne.
It takes too long time to read.
I do tell them that they should just go on to the next posting every
time the
I am sure you all appreciate, that at the moment this information is
not final and some of it may change. It is also as far as I remember
from the information given to the council members at the meeting in
Glyfada outside Athens 20-22 May 2005.
The organisers had planned that OIDFA's Congress sho
I asked Karen Thompson about her translation of KTN's book, she sent
me this to forward to Arachne.
Greetings
Vibeke in Copenhagen
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All four of Karen Trend Nissen´s books have been translated to English by
Karen Thompson. They can be ordered from Karen Trend Nissen or
directly from Karen Thom
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