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From: Janice Blair
Subject: [lace] Graph paper/Needle lace
What I should have asked was what Catherine used on her base, i.e. the
blue
paper, which might be something to do with architecture.
Catherine, please tell me what you use as the top layer of your base
A search on eBay found 37 listings of glossy and matt sticky back plastic in
various colours. I didn't delve too deeply but there seemed to be various
prices and quantities.
Diana in Northamptonshire on another spring like day (it can't last!)
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Well, you must all have thought I was a dummy not knowing what graph paper was.
Of course I did, and after all the replies, we all know where we can get it
from. Thank you everyone.
What I should have asked was what Catherine used on her base, i.e. the blue
paper, which might be something
Janice,
Over here it is referred to as architect's linen. When I started making
bobbin lace in the late 80s it was on its way out in drawing offices and my
dad has a small supply which he was begrudgingly thinking if letting me have.
He was very relieved when he found out it was for needle lace
I just searched Cornelissen and they don't stock architects linen so I did a
search on google and found a thread on obtaining it from our own archives.
http://www.mail-archive.com/lace@arachne.com/msg34937.html
Kind Regards
Liz Baker
On 22 Apr 2013, at 00:25, The Lace Bee
And you'll find Catherine Barley's reply to my question about architect's
linen In January 2011 in the archives:
Hi Sue
I use a dark blue matt sticky backed plastic. I prefer it to architect's
linen as it makes for a better contrast with the fine white threads. I
believe it is available in a
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From: Janice Blair
Subject: [lace] New Website
. I watched every video and
one I would like to see is of you making the Point de Gaze netting. I
know you
say practice is the only way to achieve a good result, but I would love
to see
your technique. I have
Clay wrote:
You can also by graph paper at any office supply store and most gaming
stores.
The last time I tried to buy polar graph paper in Staples I got the reply
What's that? No-one working there even what it was or had even heard of
it. The only other store I know is Rymans, and
Apologies to Clay - it wasn't you who said you could buy graph paper, it was
Michelle. Sorry to Michelle as well.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Try this site for graph paper, incl polar;
http://www.printfreegraphpaper.com/
Agnes Boddington
Elloughton UK where the sun is shining.
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I just gave this link for creating your own graph paper, but please so not
use, as I have just bene warned that it contains a Trojan
Agnes
Try this site for graph paper, incl polar;
http://www.printfreegraphpaper.com/
Agnes Boddington
Elloughton UK where the sun is shining.
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I use a free programme I found on the internet to print graph paper, its
called Graph Paper Printer and is by Dr Philippe Marquis - all Philippe asks
is that you send him a postcode of where you live (details on the opening
screen). The programme has been around since the late 1990's but works
Sadly this program is Windows-only.
I have found places on the Web where you can download PDF files of various
kinds of graph paper, but so far, nothing that will allow those of us with Mac
computers to generate our own graph paper. Have any Mac users out there found
any way to do this?
Hi Susan
I did re-find this one. Used to have it on my old PC, then lost it when I
got a new one.
After my fiasco this morning when I had to put a warning out of a Trojan
about another
graph programme I found, I googled it and found again.
It is brilliant!
Agnes Boddington
I use a free
Graph Paper
Printerhttp://download.cnet.com/Graph-Paper-Printer/3000-2064_4-10037453.htmlavailable
via CNet. CNet says Windows 95 through XP, doesn't say anything
about more recent OSs, but Susan vouches for Windows 7. Probably just means
it hasn't been updated since XP was state of the art, so
Hello,
Me I use : http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/
It's on line so no problem with OS.
Dentelez bien
Sof of France
now making lace in Belgium
Le 21/04/2013 00:02, John Mead a écrit :
Graph Paper
Printerhttp://download.cnet.com/Graph-Paper-Printer/3000-2064_4-10037453.htmlavailable
via
Supply Closet for
Machttp://download.cnet.com/Supply-Closet/3000-2056_4-100520.html?tag=mncol;9,
published in 2006, so vetted up through OS X 10.4, $14.95 to purchase.
Graph Paper Maker for
Machttp://download.cnet.com/Graph-Paper-Maker/3000-2053_4-97960.html?tag=mncol;3,
most recent is 2010, free
I also use incompetech.
Lorelei
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Wikipedia has a basic article on graph paper, with examples, at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graph_paper
It's used in science an awful lot. Searching Google for graph paper results
in lots of sites which will help you print graph paper on your printer. One
can find graph paper at
Thanks, John!
That is such valuable information! Our members have had questions about graph
programs for a lot of years, and each time this comes up, newer and better
programs are identified!
Thanks for posting!
Clay
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On Apr 19, 2013, at 6:08 PM, John Mead
to an
inch, 12 to an inchand so on.
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
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Subject: Re: [lace] Graph Paper
Thanks, John
You can also by graph paper at any office supply store and most gaming
stores. It's useful for map making for role playing games. You can get it
really cheap in August anywhere that sells school supplies as many high
schools require it for math class.
Many multi-fuction printers also print graph
Hello spiders
I have made some graph paper generators myself and placed them on my
website. Especialy the polar one is special, it doesn't distort. Never seen
that anywhere else.
Jo Falkink
http://www.xs4all.nl/~falkink/lace/eval-EN.html
near Gouda, Netherlands
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With the Polar grid - how do you set it up properly for torchon 10 to inch?
It seems to be set at the radial axis scale of Metric; Divisions 2 mm and
Number of Sectors at 8
I had downloaded and purchased this program a while ago and although I use
it for the standard graphs I do not know enough
The comma (,) should be a dot. If that doesn't work somehow you ca try the
working diagram link in the menu on the left. Same program, just another
way of launching.
Jo
I was wondering about the bobbinwork viewer. It goes to a page can't
be found. I do have Java.
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It's been a while since I've written but my knee replacement is over and I'm
learning to walk normal again.
I thought I'd pass on a free program I found today for printing your own
graph paper, including circles (polar). I know this topic comes up from time
to time and I didn't remember the last
Thanks for the link Lori, however it didn't work for me as it was frozen and
even though I went in more than once, it stayed frozen.
Another graph paper site that folks might want to check is the following
which was passed on to me this summer by my sister, Jacquie
Hello Janice!
If you click on each of the boxes in turn, I think especially the last one,
you can change the way the graph/grid is arranged on the paper. Hope this
helps. If not, email the man who owns the site - Jeremy (his email address
is on there somewhere, if not, I can find it and
I have recently discovered another site with free graph paper/grids. This
one has polar and logarithmic grids, too.
http://www.pdfpad.com/graphpaper/
I emailed the owner and asked if he could alter the polar ones so that they
radiated from a corner, to make a larger size for designing fans,
Dee that's a wonderful resource - you'll never need to buy Chartwell
pads again! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Brenda
On 29 Jan 2006, at 09:45, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have recently discovered another site with free graph paper/grids.
This one has polar and logarithmic grids, too.
Dee wrote:
I have recently discovered another site with free graph paper/grids. This one
has polar and logarithmic grids, too.
http://www.pdfpad.com/graphpaper/
I emailed the owner and asked if he could alter the polar ones so that they
radiated from a corner, to make a larger size for
Hi Janice
When you open the page there are four option boxes -
1, Type (choose polar graph paper)
2, Paper size (US letter or A4)
3, Units (inches or mm)
4 Graph paper - drag your mouse over the down arrow and then select one
of the sizes from centered, edge, lower left or lower right
CLick on
Thank you, I looked at that before and thought it was a repeat of the above
choice, duh!!
Janice
Brenda Paternoster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Janice
When you open the page there are four option boxes -
1, Type (choose polar graph paper)
2, Paper size (US letter or A4)
3, Units (inches or
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