Carol—I hope you & others will give Rosaline a try. It is a very sweet & girlie
lace. There are endless ways to combine/modify the 9 motifs so it doesn’t get
boring. Since most line drawings can be filled by positioning & resizing the
motifs, Rosaline offers design opportunities for just about e
Dear Susan,
I enjoyed reading about your Rosaline adventures. Thank you for sharing them.
The Girl With A Perle Earring is awesome! Love the idea and the execution.
Your Rosaline samples are lovely. Maybe someday……
Best regards,
Carol Melton
Valley of the Sun
West of Phoenix, Arizona, USA
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Hello All! It's been an interesting summer. With many lacemakers jetting off to
Belgium, some of you know that I am recently returned from Alpine Experience in
Les Carroz, France where I studied Rosaline Perle lace with Judith Cordell.
Other students were from the UK & it was a wonderfully compa
Susan
A pretty little piece. I'm so glad you are continuing to pursue Rosaline lace.
Lorelei
Subject: [lace] Rosaline progress & misc.
I finished a small piece of Rosaline designed by Ghislaine Moors. A pic is
posted to Flickr & in spite of its many mistakes, I’m pleased that it r
Thank you all for posting! I’m enjoying the various discussions on lace in the
1980’s, modern lace trailblazers (whose names I now know) & connections to
math. Some of us came late to the party so these additional details are
fascinating. Overall, I’m going to agree with Robin & her comment abou
Thank you for posting the photo Susan. Looks lovely.
Maureen
Yorkshire UK. Where we still have snow but it should go today.
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Will you post a photo on flickr so we all can see?
Lorelei
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Hello All! With counseling from Bev, I was finally able to finish a small
Rosaline motif, Lesson 2 in the
Hello All! With counseling from Bev, I was finally able to finish a small
Rosaline motif, Lesson 2 in the Geelen book. Lots of wonky areas but I learned
a lot! Rather than a square tally, I made a small perle & suspended it in the
center with Russian/Herringbone stitch using #28 tapestry & #1
Hello All! Is anyone contemplating Judith Cordell’s class at Alpine Experience
Les Carroz at the end of July? I am looking for a roommate. Please contact me
off list. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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I haven't tried Rosaline (that's one for the "when I retire" list) but I do
use Bayeux bobbins a lot and sewings are no problem with them - they are my
go-to bobbins where honitons are too light.
Beth
Cheshire, NW England
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Thanks Nancy for confirming my thought that the Bayeux bobbins are a good
weight for this lace. This could be an interesting experiment as I sample
Honiton & Bayeux bobbins. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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Hi Susan,
I'm no expert but I really love the Bayeux bobbins. Being long simply means
that you need to unwind more to get a big enough loop to get the bobbin
through, but not by much. They are just the right weight for your thread,
and they don't have knobs, bumps, beads, etc. to catch on threads.
Hello Again! My next project is to work with two books that I got from the
IOLI library (Rosaline Lace by Eemans-Moore & Rosaline Perlee by Geelen) to
supplement my book by Judith Cordell. Before I dive in, I need to select
appropriate bobbins & of course, I don’t own Rosaline bobbins! The th
Regarding Susan Hottle's enthusiastic response to discovery (in Ithaca New
York) of two Rosaline Perle books by Judith Cordell - they are helpful not
only to makers of this bobbin lace, but also for explaining to collectors how
this lace is constructed. Â The contemporary floral motifs and projec
To Jeri’s question, the book is Rosaline Perle 2 by Judith Cordell,
ISBN 978-0-9570698-1-7. Holly didn’t have her first volume on Rosaline in
stock but was planning to reorder. Hope this helps.
Thank you Lorelei! I knew about the rib & roll technique to carry threads in
Honiton. Although
Jeri
Here is a link to the book list for duchesse and Rosaline on laceioli. The
bottom part of the list are the Rosaline books.
http://laceioli.ning.com/group/duchesse/page/6475898:Page:38
Lorelei
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Dear Susan, Please
used aesthetically.
In Canto-punto-Venezia it also functions to move threads to where they are
needed without cutting off frequently.
Lorelei
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I would like to have a better understanding of why a lacemaker would start out
with a r
Dear Susan, Please provide the title and author of the book. Â Jeri Ames in
Maine USA, Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
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Hello All! Ithaca Lace Day (Columbus Day weekend) was fabulous as usual! I
v
Hello All! Ithaca Lace Day (Columbus Day weekend) was fabulous as usual! IOLI
Finger Lakes Guild is a great host & the class lineup was superb. I was in
Carolyn Wetzel’s Frisado class & my finished project is posted to Arachne
Flickr. On Friday, before the event, I visited the Mann library a
Hi Arachnids
I would like to thank everyone who has offered me help. I have plenty to work
on.
Blow the dust
Alex
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Hello Alex,
I agree with Bev. There are other books writen in English which are as good as
Jan Geelen's. I myself in Europe try to buy bobbin lace boo
Hello Alex, Bev and everyone,
I have that book also and knew Jan Geelen. I don’t know, Bev, who told you he
wrote the book in a dialect, because it is written in correct Dutch. Jan
originally was a teacher in a basic school. He would not write a lace book in
the dialect of the region he lived i
Hello Alex,
I agree with Bev. There are other books writen in English which are as good
as Jan Geelen's. I myself in Europe try to buy bobbin lace books at Barbara
Fay Verlag when available. They do not charge post fees to Europe and I do
not know how it works all over the world, but I think it is
Hello Alex and everyone
I have that little book, and back then I painstakingly (more like
painfully) attempted a translation with a basic online program for Dutch to
English, later a Dutch lace friend told me it was written in a dialect. But
I did manage to make a few of the motifs. May I recommen
Good afternoon Arachnids
It,s now my turn to ask for help. One of my student wishes to learn Rosaline.
I have a sound knowledge of Honiton but need to understand the differences
between it and Rosaline. We both have âRosaline Perlee by J Geeln 1990â
but cannot read it. Has anyone a translation
Hello All! What a lovely way to start the New Year!
http://italian-needlework.blogspot.com/ A little eye candy on the Italian
Needlework blog page today. Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Palm Beach Gardens, FL,
USA
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Dear Spiders
I have a Rosaline lace residential weekend organised for November 17th-19th
2006 in Salisbury, England. The tutor is Judith Cordell. There are a couple
of spaces still available. Suitable all levels. If anybody would like to
join the weekend, please e-mail me privately for details.
Hi everyone
We 'finish' the Rosaline motifs by bundling and trimming, and the bundle
might, or might not, end up on the one side of the lace or the other. But
there is a right side - especially if the little purls have been attached
(buttonhole-stitch rings that you make and stitch in place - mine
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