Dear Arachnids,
I am in search of a historian who has expertise in the history of macrame
to potentially contribute an article for the encyclopedia project I
am working on. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
Best Wishes,
Elena
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Hi Sue,
Very colorful jewelry and nice work. Some of the earrings looked like
they
would work in bobbin lace. In fact, the spiral ones look similar to the
ones
that Ulrike Voelcker does. Ulrike might be teaching a short jewelry
class next
summer in Salt Lake City but so far, I have no idea
Re I'd also like to draw your attention to Le Macrame by Th. de Dillmont.
THe book is from 1922 and is on the Professor's site.
Robin, could you give me the actual website to find this book? I've spent 1/2
hour trying to find it on the Arizona site -- to no avail. At some point I did
find
Puzzling, I simply googled Le Macrame by Th. de Dillmont and it came up as
about the 6th item down! Anyway here's the url
http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/books/macrame_dmc.pdf
Sue
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jvik...@sover.net wrote:
I'd also like to draw your attention to Le Macrame by Th. de Dillmont.
THe book is from 1922 and is on the Professor's site. I don't have that
URL at my figertips either. The book does have two sculptural flowers
but the rest are borders or insertions - just
Hi All, Thanks Lorelei for this great site. I also was not aware of
this kind of macrame! Sorry but I'm not up on changing it to a tiny URL
: (
Yes! I was given a piece for the lace collection here while visiting in
Budapest after the OIDFA Caen Congress. So much of my collection is old,
and it is fun to add newly minted pieces from time to time. Even very little
ones. Mine is similar to the pink flower center-top on the
Very pretty. It does have a very different (robust!) look, but still
pretty!
Clay
On 10/6/2012 4:13 PM, Lorelei Halley wrote:
I just came across some new macramé. I had no idea this kind of work was
possible in that technique.
I just came across some new macramé. I had no idea this kind of work was
possible in that technique.
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Lorelei
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I am trying to find a DMC book called Le Macrame. It is not the
encyclopedia that often pops up when one is looking for something DMC,
but comes in two forms: a green cover which I think might be the
original, or a whiteish cover with macrame on it which I think is a
reprint.
If anyone
I think you can find it at:
http://www.tuttoricamo.com/trServizi/Libri/DMCBiblioteca.asp
Please, scroll down the list till the end.
Best
Silvia (from Italy)
2008/11/16, tess parrish [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am trying to find a DMC book called Le Macrame. It is not the
encyclopedia that often pops
Tess,
You don't need this info, but am sending for the sake of our Arachne
newbies:
If you select Prominent Characters, a option given in left column menus of
the site in letter below mine, you will find Tess Parrish, and a
description of the University of Arizona site. If you are
I have been invited to join a friend to travel to Genoa in March,
where she is in touch with someone who knows where macrame can be
found, apparently in Genoa and perhaps Liguria. The idea is to hire a
car and go to wherever we can find macrame and bobbin lace, preferably
folk rather than
As usual - I am behindhand with reading the Digests, so hope it is not too
late to contribute to the Romanian Point Lace 'thread'. My life is overfull
at the moment, which of course is better than being bored. I have just
finished one year of my City and Guilds Creative Computing and am now
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