Do you have a color preference?
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> On Mar 18, 2020, at 4:27 PM, Penelope Piip wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I am searching for a source of netting (6 squares to the inch) for embroidery.
>
> I found www.filetlace.net but unfortunately the website has closed down from
> 29th February
Hi,
I am searching for a source of netting (6 squares to the inch) for
embroidery.
I found www.filetlace.net but unfortunately the website has closed down
from 29th February until September.
Does anyone know where I might find some, or have a piece that I could
buy from them?
Otherwise
Someone has been very helpful and the German introduction is now integrated
with the otherwise English website. The German (and Dutch) intro page can be
found in the sidebar of
https://d-bl.github.io/GroundForge/help/
Speaking of "otherwise English", that is also a second language and I might
Hello German spiders
I tried to write a German version of the introduction page for my freely
available lace ground generator. No installation required. The rest of the
site will remain English only.
As I needed a mix of google translate and some personal experience with the
language, I
Hi all,
Happy New Year to you all and apologies to posting to the entire group but
I can't find Alex's email address anywhere.
AS - if you are reading this please can you PM me about a piece of lace for
a Lace Guild book.
Many thanks,
Clare
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Hello,
I don't know if anybody can help me but I am trying to contact Catherine
Brown who, I believe, is a New Zealander; she makes excellent needlelace.
If anybody knows Catherine or can contact her please could they either ask
her to contact me or contact me themselves to give them a message to
If there is a lacemaker in Denmark on this list, could she contact me
privately please.
Ann-Marie Andersson
Sweden
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I am hoping this works as it is my first post to Arachne. Anyway, I
believe it was on this list I saw someone mention a bobbin lacer named
Ann Dix. I am wondering if this is the same Ann Dix who wrote many
Scottish Country Dances, such as Culla Bay? I am interested as I have
been doing
Good morning, all.
Seems like I contact this list only when I need something.
Sort of like the child only phoning home when they need money.
LOL : )
I do read all the posts. Not able to participate much since I am
a shop owner and very involved in my husbandâs bee business.
Today, I am
Does anyone happen to have a copy of the book, "Fuseaux Normands"
I have no more information that that. no author, no publisher. nothing.
sorry.
I do have an excellent photograph of bobbins from the book and I was
wondering if the book has more pictures?
Once I had about 7 year old
I'm sorry I don't know the answer to your question Ann-Marie, but I can see why
you are attracted to the star! Very modern, effective use of half stitch that
looks almost 3D, like an upturned, fancy Bundt cake pan. My initial reaction
is that could it be Czech? I recently saw some work by
The pattern is beautiful! I haven't seen this exact one, but it reminds me
a lot to Brigitte Bellon's patterns. She has a few books on Christmas
motifs. I have two or three and this star is not in them. So...it can be
that this design is another book I do not know or it is a mixture of
designs
Sue Babbs has now uploaded the photo for me and you can see it at
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lacemaker/29005082010/in/album-7215767206378804
2/
Hopefully someone knows where I can buy the pattern.
Ann-Marie
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Hello all,
I would like very much to buy the pattern for a lace I found somewhere on the
web some time ago. It may be from Switzerland but Iâm not sure. I already
asked Atelier MB, but it wasnât one of their patterns. I wanted to upload
the photo on Arachne Flickr but failed, so I need help
Something like: cb 1828.
I have plenty with initials only and indeed dates, but not initials and
dates on the same bobbin
(See Freeman page 35)
Drop me a note if you can help.
Many thanks.
Dictionary is making good progress. Decided to make the Honiton/East Devon
as part two of
I am proposing a contemporary lace exhibit to a small museum. The exhibit
will consist of only art made with bobbin lace and needle lace. I have
always loved the work of Ros Hills. In particular, I like her pieces
pictured in the Pat Earnshaw book called Needlelace. part of the Merehurst
nt: Sat, May 21, 2016 2:34 pm
Subject: [lace] Looking for instructions.
Hi,
A few years back I had found instructions on the internet for making a travel
bobbin lace pillow from
cigar boxes. Does anyone remember seeing this and does anyone know where I
might find those instructions again?
It was
Hi,
A few years back I had found instructions on the internet for making a travel
bobbin lace pillow from
cigar boxes. Does anyone remember seeing this and does anyone know where I
might find those instructions again?
It was very clever. It folded up and was very easy to carry to
Hello -
I have not posted before but am grateful for this resource as an artist who
studies lace and weaving.
In doing some research, at some point I came across a book about lace
making that was (I think) quite old - early 20th century or even late 19th
century - I believe it was written by a
Dear spiders,
I am posting this on behalf of Lauran Sundin.
Lauran is NOT on Arachne, so please reply to her directly at
i...@lauransundin.com.
Thanks,
Avital
Arachne moderator
I have an unusual quest.
A lace maker from Hungary would like to come to the Waddesden events.
She would like to
Thanks to all who wrote with suggestions as to where to find Fresia 30/3. I
have been able to place my order and can continue making my curtain knowing
that i will not run out of thread. Arachne is the lacemaker's best friend!
Tess (tess1...@aol.com) in Maine USA where I saw a forsythia in
Hi Marianne,
I went through my books, including Anne Collier's book, and did not see a
pattern for an Angel. However, in Collier's book, the costumes are period
costumes, and have capes and collars, etc, which might seem somewhat angelic if
you weren't sure what you were looking at.
Sorry! Meant to trim, but after sorting through books, just forgot!
Clay
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Hi Marianne,
I went through my books, including Anne Collier's book, and did not see a
pattern for an Angel. However,
Hmmm, makes me wonder where I got the pattern. It definitely looks like wings
with the design, though I had not yet outlined them, but I had started on the
skirt, and there are beads added near the hem.
But since it doesn't seem to be in any of the books, I am going to have to do
some more
Hi,
I have a couple of needlelace patterns that I started several years ago, but
now cant find the patterns for. I am hoping someone can help me. One looks
like the parts of an angel, (skirt, bodice, collar and wings), the other is
4 butterflies, 2 about ¾ inch the other 2 about 1.5 inches,
Lace in Miniature by Ann Collier is a book of patterns for dressing dolls.
At a quick glance I didn't see either angels or butterflies in it, but I am
tired after two days of stitching with Jan Beanery and Jean Littlejohn (not
making lace though)
Sue
suebabbs...@gmail.com
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Does anyone have a phone number or email for Peggy Zalamea, author of 20th
Century Linens and Lace?
Or please ask her to email me.
Elizabeth Kurella
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from Edinbourgh. I was wondering if anybody on the list knows how I can
contact this lace maker. YOu can reply to me privately. Thank you list for
giving me a place to look for this person among other lacers.
Wind To Thy
Wings,
Sherry
New York, US of America
celticdreamwe...@yahoo.com
a bunch of my older Lace magazines yesterday and being they are not recent
issues...it was like looking at a new issue of Lace . LOL. I had forgotten
alot of stuff that was in the older issues. Like I saw the picture of the
Binche Thistle again I was inquiring about last week...and I saw where
Sherry
Please can you tell me what issue the Binche thistle is in?
Sue
suebabbs...@gmail.com
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email address. If someone has it could they please off list send it to me so
I can contact her.
This is the second time I have had to send this message.
I am getting really tired of Spambot.
Arachne list is the only place where my
emails keep coming back as undeliverable. Why is it happening
I have a bobbin that I used to paint my bobbins that I sold years ago. I
would like a lot of this bobbin turned. I have one bobbin that is not painted
but it has a spiral groove that I do not want...but can be used as a
prototype. I am writing here to see if there are any bobbin makers on the
I have a pricking of a pattern by Riet de Vries dated 1991. It is an imaginary
face done in what looks to me like Russian techniques, though I could be wrong
about that. I seem to have scribbled a few notes in French on the back of the
pricking, but otherwise I have no idea where I got it. It
Arachne is remarkable! Not only did I get several emails from helpful friends,
but one of them had actually made the lace and had won a prize with it! She
told me that it was published in La Dentelle, hence my notes in French, and
also in Lace Express.
Thanks to all who wrote me and all the
Is the person that was looking for a roommate still looking for one. Plans
have changed for me so now I am looking for a roommate to split costs with. I
am planning on staying Saturday night and Sunday. Please send me a private
email if interested. Thank you muchly. :)
Sent from Yahoo! Mail on
Does anyone have a copy of Flight of Eagles by Anny Nobens Slegers that they
might be interested in selling? Please contact me privately. Thank you,
Charlotte Moore
Anna Binnie l...@binnie.id.au wrote:
Never ever through anything out.
Firstly give or sell them to other lacemakers in your area.
I recently came across these bobbins on the internet and I am wondering who
made them and how can I contact the maker. I put a picture of these bobbins
on my blog. URL in signature. Please respond to me off the list. Thank you
muchly.
Wind To Thy Wings,
Sherry
celticdreamwe...@yahoo.com
It is kinda funny seeing a picture of the delicious cake that we gorged
ourselves on at Ithaca Lace Day Weekend banquet. Believe it or not...I still
have the candied bobbin and shuttle that I took home with me that night. This
was years ago...I don't remember the year. I just think it is kinda
Celtic Dream Weaver wrote:
Also I have never entered anything in our state fair but I have
taken the
first step in doing so . I have registered my Thistle Bookmark and I
am
entering it in the competiton. Awaiting my tag right now so I can
sent it it.
Feel kinda funny about it...not sure it
I finally was able to have my VHS tape converted to DVD. I am so happy. I
don't feel bad about it since it was my VHS tape that I bought years ago. So
today I was watching it and there was so many techniques I had forgotten
about. This is why I have been wating to get this tape on DVD. The
The search has also begun for more young lace makers for the 2015 edition
of Doily Free Zone. This April we saw that there are young people doing
some amazing things with lace making and I hope to maintain this momentum
to keep these wonderful skills alive for many generations to come!
Expressions
I would really love to be in contact with Frank's daughter. It might be a bit
harder for me on this side of the pond but maybe someone can contact her some
how. I wonder if she belongs to any guilds for instance. Does someone that
lives near Tickhill Doncaster South Yorkshire maybe they can give
Reading through what you had written, gave me the impression that this
was not a young man, and doing a Google search has brought up Frank W
Newborn, the son of a Tickhill farmer (there is a very interesting write
up about their lives on the farm on a family history site), Frank S
Newborn. His
Hi
I am not sure whether Sheffield was a silver hallmarking town/city, but
Birmingham certainly is. I think (and am happy to be corrected if I am
wrong) that items of silver where sent to certain towns to be hallmarked and
it would have been possible for Birmingham to have been used for the
: Tuesday, 28 May 2013, 15:00
Subject: RE: [lace] Looking for Frank Newborn
Hi
Yes you are right there was someone making silver bobbins, as well as brass
and possibly gold as well, who used to attend the Christmas Fair at
Birmingham E Yorks UK
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Well...I have just about tore my house apart. I did have an email from him
back in 2002. Frank had been to my website and was looking at the shuttle I
had on my website and was surprise to see the silver shuttle he made back in
the day. He was so surprised that he send me an email wanting to know
Years ago I put a picture on my website for some of the tatting shuttles I had
collected over the years at that time. One of the shuttle was silver and was
made by Frank Newborn. This shuttle had his mark on it and the silver markings
for England. Anyhow...I guess Frank didn't make too many of
HI! I have a student who is working on a treble cleft, and I believe she
will want to work a series of notes next. I recall seeing a pattern for a
musical note in the past, but I have been through my entire library and can
not find it. Does anyone else recall seeing a bobbin lace pattern for a
Hi! Does anyone know where I might find a pattern for a fox?
Thanks, Kim
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Subject: [lace] looking for a bobbin lace fox
Hi! Does anyone know where I might find a pattern for a fox?
Thanks, Kim
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Hello All,
I am new to the community.
1) Does anyone know the technique for making Spanier Arbeit?
I have already looked through the archives at
-- http://www.mail-archive.com/lace@arachne.com,
2) I am hoping to find a bobbin lace teacher ( for flat lace basics) in Los
Angeles.
If you
I have a friend in Somers, Montana who is interested in making lace but
doesn't know if there is anyone teaching in her area. Does anyone know
of any class or lace group that she could contact?
tia
Lesley
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Gentle Spiders,
I have been contacted by someone who will be moving to New Port Richey in
Florida by the end of the month. She is looking for other lacemakers in the
area. Please contact me individually if you woudl be willing to share your
email address with her.
Thank you,
Liz Redford
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Hello all,
I have just moved back to the UK (Milton Keynes area, Bucks) after having spent
26 years in the US and am trying to find lacemakers in my area so I can get back
into the routine of meeting on a regular basis to make lace and get lacy news.
I have joined the Aragon Lacemakers (Bedford),
I have been contacted by someone who is looking for lacemakers in the Palm
Beach County area of Florida. If you know of anyone please contact me
privately.
Thank you,
Liz Redford
Raleigh, NC, USA
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I am trying to find the pattern for a Russian tape lace reindeer with the
Christmas tree. Does anybody have this pattern and can tell me where I can find
it? I know it exist for I have seen it in the past. I would love to make this
pattern. Please send me an email if you can tell me where I can
Does anyone have information on possible Lace Days in November for the
Suffolk Lacemakers or the Thameside Lacemakers? They both had one in
November last year. Thanks,
Laurie
http://lacenews.net
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Hello,
I am (was) an advanced beginner, who put down my bobbins 8 years ago, when my
two children were born. I'd like to pick up where I left off. I moved to
London last year with my husband and children, but haven't been able to connect
with anyone in London.
Does anyone know of a lace
Hi,
I am looking for the Bulletin of the IOLI, Volume 21, Number 1 (Fall
2000-2001), specifically for the Clever Cluny loom pattern by Lorraine
Eisbrenner. Does anyone know where I can locate a copy? I have contacted
IOLI already.
Thanks!
Gina
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I have that issue of the IOLI Bulletin and will be pleased to copy the
page for you if you are a member of IOLI. Are you? I believe it would be
illegal, or at least unethical, for me to do otherwise. If you aren't a
member, why don't you join? It is a marvelous organization and
encompasses all
The pattern I asked about yesterday seems to be Belgian and designed by
Annemarie Verbeke-Billiet.
http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/2365535230048870129tQrFqf
Maybe it was published in a Kant magazine? I would be very grateful for any
information how to get it.
Regards
Ann-Marie
Hello Ann-Marie
I have an issue of Kant with a pattern similar to the one you are
looking for, shown on the cover of Kant, June 2010, No. 2. It is an
edging for a round mat, with the tulip motifs, designed by Anne-Marie
Verbeke-Billiet, 2008.
They also have it illustrated as a fan.
Does this help?
Hello all,
I have seen this pretty bobbin lace
http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/2591106330048870129mCgvrW
in a Picasa web album. Could someone please tell me where I can buy the
pattern?
Thanks in advance!
Ann-Marie in Sweden
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Yup I love Halloween, also dia de Los muertos
I Can't wait to start making sugar skulls, pan de muertos and asphodel bread!
Unfortunately I don't know of any patterns but id really like to, too,
particularly the more serious rather than cheesy or horror side
On 30 Aug 2011, at 19:51, Celtic
This year's IOLI pattern CD includes a Hallowe'en cat. It's a simple tape with
leaves for eyes. The original is black with orange eyes, but you could do the
eyes with glow-in-the-dark thread if you want it spookier. If you belong to an
IOLI Charter group, they should have received their copy
I have had someone in the Jacksonville, Florida area contact me looking for
lace makers in that area. Please contact me privately if you live in that area
and would be willing to make contact with this person.
Thank you,
Liz Redford
Raleigh, NC, USA
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Here is a picture of one similar to the one I saw:
http://dentellecigale13.canalblog.com/albums/marque_page/photos/42642791-marque_page_fuseau.html
The bobbin pattern is very pretty but I'm charmed by the mouse pattern
shown a few pictures later.
Jane in Vermont, USA
jvik...@sover.net
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Hi,
I saw a bookmark on someone's website that had the image of a lace
bobbin in it. It gave no source or anything... does anyone know where I
might find a pricking like this? It looked like pretty simple Torchon.
Here is a picture of one similar to the one I saw:
Dear Spiders,
Do any of you live in the central Florida area? I have had someone email me
looking for contacts. Please respond to me individually if you live in that
area.
Thank you,
Liz Redford
Raleigh, NC, USA
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Sister Johanna from Cincinnati, OHIO
If you are on the list,
Joillet Caroline From Aarschot in Belgium on
http://lace.lacefairy.com/Lace/Map/
wants to contact you.
If Johanna is not an arachne-member but some spider knows
her, please forward this
You know that my wife and a certain Arachne member are waving a big stick at
me to get my Bobbin Dictionary done. Well, with the data base of pictures
that I have, I never dreamt that I would need to ask friends for such a
large amount of help in supplying me with photographs. But here I am
One of the Arachne members has goaded me into finishing off my Dictionary of
Antique English Lace Bobbins. I have worked on it for years now and then do
nothing.
I have worked out a schedule to spend an hour a day editing it, mostly
updating copyrighted images with my own permission granted
Can Goldschild thread be found in the US? I have started a torchon
mat and am afraid that the one spool of 50/3 1/2 white is not going to
be quite enough. I know it can be bought in Germany--that's probably
where I got it--but couldn't seem to find any listed here. I would
appreciate
Hi Tess and everyone
As it happens, the answer would interest me, our one supplier in
Canada for this thread is closing business. Maybe her successor will
carry it. In the meantime I recall that Goldschild is marketed as
Londonderry 'here' - a quick google pulled up quite a few sources of
I just checked Holly Van Sciver's site, and she sells Londonderry linen.
Here is a link:
http://www.vansciverbobbinlace.com/2Threads.html#Linen%20Threads.
No commercial connection. Just a frequent, satisfied customer.
Sr. Claire
On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 18:53, Beth Marshall b...@capuchin.co.uk
Morning All,
I need to contact Sue Duckles - can you please reply privately
Sue? Thanks
Shirley T. - in Adelaide, Australia where most of our reservoirs are
95% full so it seems the drought has broken at long last,12 years is a
long time without sufficient water.
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Has anyone been in contact with, or seen Lorri Ferguson recently?
She requested to be included in the Postcard Swap said that she was
going to Portland.
But I haven't heard from her since then, so I don't know if she has
sent, or received any postcards.
Did she attend the Convention?
Louise Colgan's tape on making Milanese features a lovely colored
hummingbird as its project.
Devon
In a message dated 9/3/2010 12:02:41 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
jil...@hotmail.com writes:
I would like to make a lace picture of a Hummingbird, in colour. Has
anyone
seen a pattern in
Hi Devon
Thanks for your very speedy response re the Hummingbird, do you know a web
site I can order the tape from?
Thanks
Jill
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Subject: [lace] Looking for a pattern
I would like to make a lace picture of a Hummingbird, in colour. Has
When we looked at the College of Wooster in 2004, for our son, there was an
embroidery shop in town which sold bobbin lace equipment. Maybe it's still
there - if so there probably are local lacemakers. Unfortunately, it wasn't a
good match for him, so we never saw the shop again!
Sue Babbs
I doubt I'll make it. That's a 2-hour drive away from me :(
On 9/1/2010 10:53 PM, Tamara P Duvall wrote:
Wooster, Ohio 44691
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Gentle Spiders,
So, yesterday afternoon, Devon sent a (private) message:
I was having one of my long to-do's with Lyn Baily of Lancaster, PA, on the
subject of lace in early America, which is, like early America, a pretty
unexplored region. [...] Lyn continued to surf the internet and came
Hello Lorri,
The book you mention is 101 Torchon Patterns, by Robin Lewis-Wild. I
cannot give you more details, because my book is the Spanish translation of
the original. So, the publisher is not the same as the English book.
Best regards..
Antje González, in Guadalajara, Spain.
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I could have sworn that I owned this book, but now I can't seem to find it in
my bookshelf. I must have borrowed it from the guild library. In any case I
have found it on Holly Van Sciver's web site. The link below will take you
there but you will have to scroll down about 11 or 12 rows to
There is also a copy on ebay.co.uk.
Item number: 370392070273
But the postage cost may kill that one.
Agnes Boddington
Elloughton UK
A. González antje.gonza...@gmail.com wrote:
The book you mention is 101 Torchon Patterns, by Robin Lewis-Wild. I
cannot give you more details, because my
I have been given a photo copy of some pages of a beginning Torchon book. The
Chapter titles seem to be:
1. Color Key, 2. Color Key Samples, 3. Edgings, 4. Insertions, 5.
Corners, 6. Book Marks, 7. Medallions
The book has at least 127 pages, and is about 8.5 x 11 inches (the photo
Hi Folks,
I'm looking for an elegant/fancy alphabet to tat. Something that can be
appliquéd on
a t-shirt or blouse for a monogram. Possibly found on the internet and
Free.
I have found one in Rebecca Jones book of Tatting but it is too plain for
what I'm
looking for. Also one in Julia E.
I am looking for a sailboat pattern or maybe a light house pattern. Nothing
too involved. Fairly simple. I am wanting to make something for my dad for
Father¹s day which is next month. So don¹t have too long of a time to
complete. He is into sailboats and nautical stuff. If you know of a
Mark (and everyone on the lace list)
I think you *should* design your own. You did it with the gecko, you can do
it with a lighthouse shape or sailboat. Go for it!
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 9:43 AM, Mark Myers tat...@tat-man.net wrote:
I am looking for a sailboat pattern or maybe a light house
Hi Mark
One of Eeva-Lisa Khortelahti's books has a pattern like that.
It's the first of her books that I took frpm the shelf!
Nyplatkaamme - Let's Make Bobbin Lace.
Three BL pics of boats with sails; torchon but with differences but her
patterns are so well drawn that all the instructions are
Hello Mark
Try this page for a free pattern:
www.lokk.nl/patronenarchief/patroon juli 2004.pdf
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
I am looking for a sailboat pattern or maybe a light house pattern.
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I am looking for a sailboat pattern or maybe a light house pattern.
Nothing too involved.
If you want it not too involved, a sailboat would be easy. A plait for the
mast, curve-edged triangle(s) in half stitch for the sail(s), cloth stitch for
the hull. You can have one or more
: [lace] Looking for lace group/teacher near East Chester, NY
Hello all,
A friend of a friend is moving to East Chester, NY shortly and is
hoping to find a lace group and teacher in the area. Can anyone on the
list provide advice?
Vicki in Maryland...just finished making lace for 30 hours
Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 1:21 PM
Subject: [lace] Looking for lace group/teacher near East Chester, NY
Hello all,
A friend of a friend is moving to East Chester, NY shortly and is
hoping to find a lace group and teacher in the area. Can anyone on
the
list provide advice?
Vicki
Hello all,
A friend of a friend is moving to East Chester, NY shortly and is
hoping to find a lace group and teacher in the area. Can anyone on the
list provide advice?
Vicki in Maryland...just finished making lace for 30 hours at our
county fair last week
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Good evening everyone -
My husband and I, one daughter and two grandchildren recently drove
from Lincoln, NE
to the Iowa State Fair and the Illinois State Fair. The trip was
mainly for the purpose of
judging the honey division at those respective fairs. But with some
family along, we made
Hello everyone
I am looking for a copy of Bobbin Lace in Peniche, to buy - within North
America. I could order it overseas from B. Fay Verlag, but if anyone in NA
has a used copy they would be willing to sell please contact me privately. I
have looked for it at our larger suppliers to no avail.
Sorry to post this to the list, but my emails to Kate Henry keep
bouncing. Kate, if you're on the list, please contact me!!
Clay
Clay Blackwell
Lynchburg, VA USA
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Hi all
If anyone out there is from the Kent area of England, do you know if there
are any lace groups or classes meeting in the Borough Green / Sevenoaks area?
One of the older members of our class up here in Cheshire is moving to Borough
Green to be near her daughter in Sevenoaks, and I know
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