Dear Lacemakers,
When you come across a lace term you do not understand, one of the best
ways to look it up is to use our Arachne archives:
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I printed the name of this site,
HelloSof
It still does not explain to me what a plioir(s) is.
I tried to google it, translate it using online dictionaries, but did not
find any explanation.
Some very nice items on the aite though.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
This is a new french web site :
Those bobbins are gorgeous - even tempt me to move from Midlands and squares
to continental! And fair trade too. Wonderful.
Sue
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From: sof nard...@free.fr
This is a new french web site : http://www.materieldentelle.com/
Bobbins, pillow and boxes are inspired by
Hello,
This is a new french web site : http://www.materieldentelle.com/
Bobbins, pillow and boxes are inspired by Queyras (Alps - France).
Plioirs are more inspired by Le Puy and arround.
This man open a workshoop in Madagascar, teach to local workers and now
come back to France. He give
Yes, commerce equitable in English is Fair Trade (and in England we're in
the middle of fair
trade fortnight - what a good excuse to buy more lace equipment!)
Beth
in a windy, showery Cheshire, NW England
On Monday 22 March 2010, you wrote:
Hello,
This is a new french web site :
Thank you Beth, I'll try to remember!!
Sof from France
Beth Marshall a écrit :
Yes, commerce equitable in English is Fair Trade (and in England we're
in the middle of fair
trade fortnight - what a good excuse to buy more lace equipment!)
Beth
in a windy, showery Cheshire, NW England
Hello Dom,
Shorter than Bayeux
9,5 or 10,5 cm
Sof from France too
Madame RD a écrit :
Sof
thanks for the info . it's beautiful work.
what's the length of the bobbins ? shorter than Bayeux ?
dom from Paris
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