On 12/06/13 11:28 AM, Liz and Ken Roberts wrote:
I will have a great opportunity through my employer to explore/learn any of
several hundred different computer software programs over a week's time.
Besides Excel (and its formula mysteries) I thought I would check out any
possible programs that co
I would say go for Adobe Illustrator - it's an industry standard program for
all sorts of drawing needs and once you have a basic grid drawn it can be used
for lace including all the bending and distorting you can think of.
Brenda
On 12 Jun 2013, at 02:28, Liz and Ken Roberts wrote:
> I will h
"You can find several overviews in the software section of
http://bobbin-lace.wikispaces.com ."
The information is just a little bit out of date, I'm afraid.Lace RXP
was replaced by Lace8 a year ago and Easy Lace went out of business about
three years ago.
Knipling is good for the more
On 15/06/13 7:13 AM, jo wrote:
@Anna
Couldn’t you share some of your templates, why let others reinvent the
wheels? I shared my baby steps on
http://bobbin-lace.wikispaces.com/software+reviews but never tried to
walk the lane any further.
@spiders using http://www.gimp.org
I just wrote a tuto
Hello Ruth
The website of Easy-lace seems still alive.
I made some adjustments to
http://bobbin-lace.wikispaces.com/design+software+compared but I might not
have all the details right from the description page, could you fill me in
on the question marks and other details I missed. For example is
ed!!
Ruth
thelacema...@optusnet.com.au
-Original Message-
From: jo [mailto:yhgr@xs4all.nl]
Sent: Saturday, 15 June 2013 4:51 PM
To: 'Ruth Budge'; lace@arachne.com
Subject: RE: [lace] Pattern drawing software
Hello Ruth
The website of Easy-lace seems still alive.
I made some
