I think that was my design on the back cover of the Lace magazine. I did a
tree
in Milanese lace using 12 pairs (A partridge in a 12 pair tree). Only one pear
on the tree along with a fat partridge. I designed it for a calendar using 12
pair of bobbins for the design, which did not happen an
Thank you for that. I found a Honiton pattern for a Partridge in a Pear Tree
in Lace 128 page 39, by Jean Inglis.
The index is on the website for 2000 onwards, so I was able to search that
way.
Sue
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That is a lovely partridge in a pear tree - now we just need to persuade her
to design the rest!!
http://t-n-lace.net/91-99/91-99-Pages/Image3.html
Thanks for all the help
Sue
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I had not yet read all the messaged before I posted about Tamara's
P-i-a-PP design. It is gorgeous, and I'm glad to know where it can be
found.
The other amazing thing about these computerized embroidery machines is
that the designs can be embroidered on special fabric that is then
dissolved
ndrea Lamble wrote:
There was a Partridge in a Pear Tree in an old Lace Guild magazine. Designed
and worked by Bridget Cook I think. Not near my back copies at the moment but
will have a look later. Andrea LambleCambridge, UK
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Hi All, There is a gorgeous Partridge in a Pear Tree on Tamara Duvall's
site: t-n-lace.net Under Non-Series designs 1991-1999. Beautiful!
That site from Ilse is amazing. I shouldn't have edited it out. I still
want to make my lace by hand but it's astonishing what you can do with a
computer
Dear Ilse,
It certainly might help, does help in that the design is there. I am no
artist, to create a design, so that is a help. Unfortunately, properly
translating those images into lace is beyond my capability. I did take a
modern lace class, but even so, I don't think I could tackle that.
T
There was a Partridge in a Pear Tree in an old Lace Guild magazine. Designed
and worked by Bridget Cook I think. Not near my back copies at the moment but
will have a look later. Andrea LambleCambridge, UK
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Thanks for that. The idea of including a number ( so you dont have to make
10 of the lords a leaping, for instance ) seems clever
Sue
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From: Ilse Depaepe
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2012 6:13 AM
To: Lyn Bailey
Cc: Sue Babbs ; lace@arachne.com
Subject: Re: [lace] 12 days
I would be interested in that, too.
Lyn in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where it is dark but warm at the moment 63F
15.5C, and we are bracing for torrents on Sunday.
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Subject: [lace] 12 days
Does anyone know of any lace patterns based on the Christmas carol âThe 12
days of Christmasâ?
Sue
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Dear Jean -
Your Christmas Card is stunning!! The lace is exquisitely worked, and
you have done a magnificent job putting the website together.
Congratulations!!
Clay
Clay Blackwell
in Snowy Virginia, where I'm beginning to think that the notion of a
"White Christmas" is vastly over-rated
To All Arachneans
Greetings to everyone!
At the moment I am practising my computer skills on a
12 Days of Christmas card for you.
There will be LACE , some new some old, on the card and seasonal stories etc
So I do hope you will enjoy and overlook any inadequacies.
You will find it at
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