I purchased an Italian pattern magazine quite a while ago called Lavori a
Fuselli; however, I was dissatisfied that there was no pattern for the lace on
the cover (this is my pet peeve, since often all you have to go by is the
cover). It looks like a Cantu pattern. I'm wondering if anyone has
Hi Irene
Lavori a Fuselli is Italian. I picked up a couple of magazines in Italy a couple
of years ago, not the same ones though as these had patterns I've just come
back from Rome and hunted for some more but couldn't find any. They seem to be
special editions published by Mano de Fata which is
Hi Jean and others,
Thanks for your emails. Italian was one of my guesses, there is a date of
1973 in it, no pocket for prickings though. A catalogue for prickings
possibly???
It's a lovely little treasure,
Irene Whitham
Surrey, BC Canada
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Hello All,
I just bought a magazine or booklet called Lavori a Fuselli, I have not clue
what language it is in, does anyone know?
It has some beautiful pictures of lace in it, no patterns though.
Thanks from a rainy Saturday, a perfect day for making lace
Irene Whitham
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It is Italian: lavori means works and fuselli means bobbins: so, it would be
something like bobbin works or possibly bobbinlace.
Greetings from
Antje González, in Guadalajara, Spain
http://es.geocities.com/antjeglezherrero/
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