To clarify, reason for suggesting them: I have hackle pliers packaged by
SMP for BL use.
On , Sue 2harv...@tiscali.co.uk wrote:
Thank you I will try SMP if not I will take a trip to the fishing tackle
shop tomorrow to see if I can find one to adapt.
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Hello Lyn, Nancy and everyone
le farceur means 'the joker' ;)
On , lynrbai...@desupernet.net wrote:
He is Mr. LeFarceur. Mr. Farce is from a later time, but also
lace-related. I saw his presentation advertised for Williamsburg.
Evidently, if you email the website, they will send you a
Try it some time anyway - as well it is usually self-magnetic, so you would
run a scrap around to collect the shreddies. Yes put newspaper down first
LOL.
On , Janice Blair jbl...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Thanks for the hint. I made enough mess on the bedroom carpet just
cutting the foam,
Hi Agnes and everyone
In essence, ethafoam = polystyrene , also known as polyethylene-based
extruded foam, for our lace pillows. It has many uses; museums use it for
packing artifacts.
I first heard of the wonderful ethafoam substance for a lace pillow from
Pat Hallam, from the UK! and
'Memory foam' as I know it is for mattresses. Ethafoam or whatever one
wants to call this closed-cell polyethyl product is firm and just fine for
lace pillows. I cover mine with a layer of wool fabric, felt or something
else thin but cushiony to prevent the plastic 'feel' between the cover
Google ethafoam polystyrene - interesting links.
Polyethylene is a generic name for the molecular base for many plastics.
On Jul 25, 2010 11:58am, Sherry Naleszkiewicz
sherry.naleszkiew...@mindspring.com wrote:
Actually, ethafoam is ...
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Hi Tamara and everyone
In 2002, Accademia Merletti De Amicis published volume 1 of a projected 6
volume series (I haven't seen any more of them, though. Has anyone?).
None except the first, which I have, bought it from an ebay.it seller who
had some remaindered copies a few years ago. For
Hi everyone and Jacquie who had wondered about the costs,
I plunked 'kant in vlaanderen' into google search and at the link chose the
translate page. From Dutch to English via google:
Membership fees:
Clubs, verenigingen, academies, individueel lidmaatschap: 18 Clubs,
associations,
It would seem this magazine has been in publication since 1995. Back issues
can be ordered if you click the link to Filum.
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Some things to consider:
In English, a first meaning of lace is a string thing that lassos
(encloses). eg shoelace.
'braid' is a way to make a 'lace' and braid on a military uniform is often
referred to as 'military lace' (we've gone down this road before on arachne
LOL).
The English word
Hello Karen and everyone
Can you give us any more information on the project, such as who might have
organized it, that would help narrow down a search online. The EU Leonardo
Da Vinci programme is huge, having funded thousands of projects already. I
think they are the funding organization,
Hello Lesley and everyone
Go here:
http://www.cyberlink.co.uk/pblc/bangles.htm
and click on pam's e-mail for help.
On , Lesley Blackshaw lesley.blacks...@ntlworld.com wrote:
bev walker wrote:
You have to click a link to the downloads once payment is accepted ;)
I have also bought the
I'll join you in the park, with my knitting!
I am making a top out of crochet string. It has a lace panel of diamond
shapes.
:-))
On Jun 12, 2010 5:13am, Ilske Thomsen ilske-peter-thom...@t-online.de
wrote:
Hello Everybody,
don't forget to take your knitting needles and somme wool, silk
Lot 254 isn't it?
Interesting that Queen Mary's Carrickmacross lace had been used for
reference.
I've just spent a pleasant while browsing. Thank you Jeri for posting the
link.
On May 30, 2010 3:48pm, Nancy Neff nnef...@yahoo.com wrote:
For romantics, lace collectors and those interested in
I would say it is a half-hitch. Some might understand it as a half-knot.
When this knot is made twice before moving along, it is a reef knot, or
simpler: 'make two half-hitches.'
HTH :)
On May 27, 2010 10:55am, laceandb...@aol.com wrote:
Can some of you let me know what name you would
Aalst is in Belgium.
FFR = Filature Filteries Reunies
This firm no longer exists. The production of FFR: Bouc was taken over by
MEZ (quoted from Thread and Pricking: A Parnership, Martina
Wolter-Kampmann).
I think you are right that it is linen.
HTH!
On May 25, 2010 12:15pm, Lorri Ferguson
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