Polyester thread: I agree, Pene, try it first. I seem to recall
working with some and it was a little stretchy. Same with some of the
machine embroidery threads, such as Isofil and I forget the other one.
I experimented with Madeira's Sulky, figuring that it would be fine in the
washing machine
Jenny
It looks as if you've made yourself a good starting pillow. You may need two
layers of elastic - one top and bottom of the outside edge- so that gaps
between the blocks are as small as possible. The tricky place on block
pillows is when you are working from one block to the next, you need
That'll teach me to try to remember names without going and looking for the
spool! They were Sulky threads
Sue
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smaller pillow will decrease the tummy poking syndrome. I have also make
a couple of 7" block pillows for special projects but they are big.
My biggest block pillow has large blocks 24 inches x 8 inches and is great
for scarves and cushion covers and big pictures like Eeva-Liisa
Kortelahti's.
Great job Jenny - and actually the BBQ skewers will work better than the
lollipop sticks, which the kids in my lace class managed to bend!
Now if you are seriously into making your own equipment and happen to have
Lego round the house:
http://www.geocities.com/atatter.geo/kieth_enevoldsen.html
Great job - you have done really well.
I don't know about that curl for sure - there was some discussion of that a
few weeks ago. I personally have not had that problem, and it may be related
to the thread you used and the way it was wound on to the bobbin - clockwise
or anti-clockwise.
I would
Great job Micki - the bookmarks are beautiful - and he's a very handsome
cat. Be careful to keep the pillow covered when you're not using it, because
even all those pins don't stop cats sleeping on the pillows.
For those who couldn't see Micki's pictures, try:
http://tinyurl.com/4xalo
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How do you "Explaining to my husband why I want to spend $1000 on a lace
conference... ?
Does your husband play golf? What's the difference between spending $1000
for a lace conference and spending $100 a week for at least 10 weeks
playing golf?
Same goes for any other spouse hobbies.
In this c
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I just thought I'd check before deleting my photos and found I could create
an album for Pamela. So it's all there, ready and waiting for your photos,
Pamela. You can delete the test one I dropped in there!
http://www.webshots.com/homepage.html
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enjoy that experience! Round Chicago is it hot and humid in the
summer) The semesters are arranged so that the students aren't there in the
summer months for a good reason!
Sue Babbs
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I've just discovered that Pipers Silks are on holiday at present, and I have
an urgent need for black silk (90/3 or 90/2 gloss silks and maybe some gimp,
though I may have enough of that). I've also tried Holly van Sciver and she
doesn't carry these particular threads.
Does anyone know of a sup
This has left me with a positive feeling about what I can tell people - ok
they aren't going to ask to be taught to make it -
Try taking in a pillow to work on at lunchtime - and then see if they aren't
going to want to have a go. Most people are fascinated by the technique, and
so impressed by i
Gail -
Your website only refers to white and ecru in Ariane, as far as I can see.
And Libby was asking for 32/2, whereas your site talks about 30/2 40/2 60/2.
I guess the two of you can sort this one out!
And here's Trillium's website for Libby:
http://www.trilliumlace.ca/
Sue B
If the curator could scan the pieces to the internet (assuming that is a
safe thing to do with old pieces, and perhaps some knowledgeable person
could advise on that aspect) would there be anyone on arachne who could help
her with tentative identification?
sue
separate pieces of lace. I'd gues
Yes I would try as far as possible. But a picture isn't always as good to
recocnize as the real piece is.
Ilske
I appreciate that the real thing would be better, but I can't see many of us
getting to Texas to help catalogue things! But between us we could probably
get further than the curator h
bbins from the Hesters (mother and
son team). Jenny is on this list.
I have put up a scan of one of their bobbins so that you can see the head on
the photos page. Look under my name on:
http://www.webshots.com/homepage.html
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Sue Babbs
(no connection with
go back to spangled Midlands and have no problems making
sewings with them.
I expect you are going to get many views expressed on this subject. Thanks
for wanting to know what lacemakers prefer
Sue Babbs
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I had to upgrade to Adobe 7 first (which is still free) and then it came
through on my broadband connection really quickly - less than 5 minutes, but
I'm not sure how quick as I wondered off to the kitchen .
Sue Babbs
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I would love to see some pictures of your new Molossoid lace. I can only see
your lovely wire lace in the Arachne photo gallery
Sue
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Yes, I downloaded it successfully on the second attempt, but I had to
upgrade to Adobe 7 before succeeding
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nd then we'll find a different
footside for you!) .
Sorry I don't have time to look at your next piece just now. I hope this all
makes sense. If not ask again!
You're doing a great job! I love the spiders - they'll get faster too. As in
everything practice makes perfect. Abov
This is the nearest supplier to Wrexham, that I know of:
http://www.lacemaking.co.uk/
They are based in Frodsham, Cheshire, so about an hours drive each way.
You may be best buying over the internet and getting the things sent to your
aunt to bring out with her. There are lots of other UK supplie
This is all I've ever seen on it. I think you will have to do as she says
and:
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I know nothing more about them. Sorry
Sue
Hi Sue,
I would love to look at this web but only one page comes up. Is there more
to it?
Bren
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how about the Kantcentrum which is on Peperstraat
http://www.kantcentrum.com/Engels/algemeen/inleiding/inlfsete.htm
and just across the lane from the back of the Kantcentrum is a lovely shop
with thread, bobbins, lots of lace and 'stuff'. A great browsing shop and
I can't remember the name, sorry
1.What is the purpose of the spangles? Weight? Yes
Decoration? yes
Also they stop the bobbin from rolling on the pillow - which is one of the
main benefits as far as I'm concerned.
Some people find it hard to do sewings with spangles - I personally don't
find it any harder, but then I have w
"
Another lace cloth project was the Solace Tablecloth in aid of St Peter's
Hospice, again in torchon.
Maybe someone on the list still has stocks of these booklets
Sue Babbs
(In Chicago)
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Wow Jenny! You really have come on in leaps and bounds. Congratulations. I
love the bobbin holder to go in a zippered folder. Very clever
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Last year sometime we had a lot of messages on curling lace, and I am proud
to announce that for the first time ever, I have a curling snake (and
actually I think he's rather cute!!).
Fyi, the passives are DMC perle 8, but the worker was Moravia linen. (I
wound in a hurry last September for a d
The snakes were all worked as normal, but ended up curled - see Brenda's
researches:
http://users.argonet.co.uk/users/paternoster/lace/curlylace/curlylace.html
The one made in my class was with DMC perle 8 passives and Moravia linen
worker.
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like Saran. .. **We are writing - on
Arachne - for an international audience that does not call products by the
same names in different countries, so I am trying to describe the end
results.**
For the international audience's sake: Saran is a U.S. brand name for cling
film or cling wrap (th
Here's the webpage for the convention hotel (according to the convention
website)
http://marriott.com/property/propertypage.mi?marshaCode=DENSA
High speed internet access is mentioned on the homepage. Yuo cuold email
them directly to find out the detials
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frog (green tree frog by preference)
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Sounds like the same fence. The one we saw a couple of months ago was
by Joep Verhoeven. See
http://www.kantopleiding-nko.nl/Aktiviteiten/Aktiviteiten.html
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Joep is certainly male - see the translation below which was on Arachne a
while back and the photos of him learning lacemaking.
Can't comment on the Jeroen name.
Sue
Joep's fence
In May 2004 we got an email from Joep Verhoeven, a student at the Design
Academy in Eindhoven. He was doing a project
Another solution to this (where you are allowed to fly with more than one
bag) is to put an empty folding bag into the bag/ case you take out with
you and fill it up for your return journey. I regularly take a spare bag
with me when I know I will be shopping at the destination.
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Thank you so much for telling us about yourself and your lace. It is good to
hear from you, and amazing that you have kept quiet for so long on this
list! I started writing to the list in 1999 when we got connected to the
internet at home. Before that my husband had printed the digest for m
Since the posting yesterday about books for sale on the Lace Guild website,
I have only been able to get up a blank page on the Lace Guild website. Is
this happening to other people too?
Sue
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Thanks for that info, but I can't even get up the homepage for the Lace
Guild. I just get a completely blank screen
Sue
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Yes I tried that too - it's also completely blank. I used not to have a
problem with the URLs and assumed that last night was due to heavy volume as
everyone tried to get at the books!! But I still get a completely blank
screen
Sue
Did you try this URL? It's more details and works when the simp
Thanks to everyone who has forwarded the excel file of books to me. I still
can't get to see anything on the website, but at least I have the book
information I wanted
Sue
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Absolutely unbelievable tatting :). I'd like to see a tatter produce work
like that!
Sue
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Check out the "tatted" coasters on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=19158&item=8192794328&rd=1
It's item number
Sorry - that sounds offensive to tatters. It wasn't meant to read like
that - just that the piece on EBay is clearly not tatting and it would be
impossible to produce those results (eg half stitch diamonds) in tatting
Sue
Absolutely unbelievable tatting :). I'd like to see a tatter produce work
Some info is also available on the Royal Academy website:
http://www.ramagazine.org.uk/index.php?pid=228
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I had thought that it was only "fair use" to copy pages for use in the class
if the pupils owned the book in question. Is that not the case here in USA?
Sue Babbs
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A couple of years ago I bought square bobbins from Maureen & Mark Benda. I
think someone said that they were no longer selling bobbins. Am I right in
that recollection (sadly)? If not, does anyone know how I can contact them?
Sue
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I would also be really interested in this and in the nun's work if she was
prepared to share her ideas. Our current seminarian is a calligrapher and I
was thinking of making a stole for her in some way connected with
illuminated letters / borders.
Sue
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Has anyone tried using Sulky's cottons for lacemaking and how did it work?
One of my new students is a quilter really, and she brought some of the
Sulky bendable to class to see what I thought of them. They look beautiful
and feel nice . See http://tinyurl.com/alty7 or Hancock's of Paducah's
w
One of my students emailed
SMP Lace
10 days ago with a query and hasn't yet had a reply. Does anyone know a
reason why they haven't answered? eg illness, holuidays...
Sue
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Don't worry about this one everyone, Russell replied to my message
immediately and I've forwarded it to my student. Problem solved
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with many different numbers and it always worked. Could someone tell me
how
please?
http://www.netprosol.com/psychic.swf
All the "magic " is removed here - so don't read the message if you don't
want to know how the site David sent works!
Firstly, the website shuffles the symbols around ea
I wasn't very clear. I actually mean a UK bulb in a lamp with an adapter
for the plug - if there is such an adapter for US/UK as there is for
UK/European.
When we moved from the UK, as well as an adapter for the plug, we were told
that we would also need special bulbs to cope with the 120V,
There may also be a limit on the total value of the items you take back to
Oz with you.
When returning to the USA from the UK, there is a customs from we have to
complete and declare the value (and categories) of our purchases. One of my
friends hadn't bought much when visiting her family and
I find that within Europe, I get a good rate of exchange paying by credit
card. It might be worth investigating that with your Australian credit card
company, and then you don't need to worry about how much cash you are
bringing into the country or carrying on you.
Sue
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For interest's sake, I've just dug out my guide handbook from 1968, and
found the badge requirements:
LACE-MAKER (Lace)
1 Name and describe four different kinds of lace, e.g. torchon, Irish
crochet, Brussels point, filet, ground point, Carrickmacross, Milanese, etc.
2 Mend, very neatly, a pi
This is a good place for wire, carries all sorts of colours to 34 gauge
http://www.softflexcompany.com/search.html
Don't think it carries any sterling wire though. Might be wrong, haven't
tried looking for that from them
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In the meantime, may I remind you that the Lace Guild has a far wider
range
of books for sale, at very competitive prices, and so you are more likely
to
find something tempting there. You don't have to be a member to buy their
books. The list (newly updated) is on their website.
Can you remi
Ah that explains why I can't find it. Lace Suppliers is the page that opens
up blank whenever I click on it
Sue
Just saw your email. Try going to the Lace Guild site. Click on Lace
Supplies. Then click books where you will see Second Hand Books in Brown
bold type. At the bottom of that li
Picots vary according to the sort of lace you are making. So picots in Beds
are different from in Binche which aren't the same as those in Bucks lace
etc. As you learn a new sort of lace the constant question is "how does this
sort make picots?"
Sue
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I don't think I'll be making lace outside this weekend - see the latest
weather channel report:
"THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN CHICAGO HAS ISSUED AN EXCESSIVE HEAT
WATCH...WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY MORNING TO LATE SUNDAY NIGHT.
WE EXPECT THE HIGH TEMPERATURE ON SUNDAY TO REACH 100 TO
You may well may doing this, Susan, but you didn't mention it in your last
message.
Jacquie in her detailed response to your picot question said:
Now very
gently snuggle the threads until they are the same tension; you
should be able
to see the twisted bit going round the pin now, and then snu
Double thread picots have lots of methods - I've
learnt different ways in Honiton, Beds/Bucks and Flanders - but I can't
detect any difference in the appearance. So after giving any new method a
try out in class I revert to doing them the way I like.
--
I like the challenge of working them the
Here it is - go to
http://www.webshots.com/homepage.html
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Could someone post the photo site here again and any particulars that I
might need to know to access it?
Thanks!
Laurie
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Jeri, threading the needle as the
thread comes off the spool had never occurred to me.
I'm trying to visualise this one, and think I need to get a magnifying glass
to see it in action. As far as my brain can work out without using a
magnifying glass, after you have threaded the needle there wi
Thanks very much Jeri, for all that info and all the effort you put into
writing it.
I rarely use thread doubled (unless like someone else said I am sewing on
buttons) and rarely have problems with thread twisting/ tangling/ shedding /
or anything else extraordinary, and until I heard it menti
My Polish cleaner brought her sister-in-law (who is visiting from Poland) to
help this morning and the S-I-L has just tipped my lacemaking pillow off
it's stand, flipped it upside down on the floor, and broken off several
bobbins. Before I could stop her she had picked up the pillow and got it
Mercifully it is only for my own satisfaction that I am doing this course,
so I don't have to re-do it or anything. However I had mastered the
techniques involved in this lesson, so I think I will just move on, and add
it as a sample piece to my file, rather than spending time adding back in
th
I saw it happen, but it was too fast for me to stop it - especially as she
speaks no English. Some bobbins snapped immediately and scattered over the
floor, more broke or came free as she picked up the pillow and turned it
over. They could have broken when it fell, and just come free when picked
I am looking for 2 articles of "Les Arts" 1908 nr 78 and 79 about the lace
collection of Alfred Lescure. Magda from rainy Brugge
They are on the professor's website:
http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/lace.html
Click on Articles
Then scroll down a short way and they are under the head
When Jean was telling us about it, and how demanding it had been to teach,
my
thoughts were that I personally would hate to be a student in a class of
that
sort, where what I was doing would also be part of the "floor show".
Jacquie
Yes, quite. I fully agree. Jan Beaney and Jean Littlejohn's cl
someone was enquiring about Russian doll bobbins, and Ann Margaret Keller
recently showed us these on her site:
http://www.annmargaretkeller.com/
Look under "catalogue" and scroll almost down to the bottom of the page for
them. I have no further information about them than what is there
Sue
I think it is more a matter that the contest chairman is anticipating
having
to transport several of the entries in her suitcase and would prefer not
to
have long narrow three dimensional structures which would be very
difficult
to transport.
Surely entries which are mailed in would be sent d
Hi everyone
Our local library is holding a juried competition entitled "One World Many
Visions" and I submitted an existing piece of mine to that. I heard a couple
of week's back that it had been accepted (one of 98 pieces accepted). I have
just received some of the publicity for the exhibition
Trying again - even the computer was excited about sending the message and
sent it while I was still writing! Sorry about that hiccup!
Sue
Hi everyone
Our local library is holding a juried competition entitled "One World Many
Visions" and I submitted an existing piece of mine to that. I heard a
There's a pretty lappet pattern on the front cover of Palickovani 3/2005
which features the work of Australian lace maker, Karolina Jeffers.
See
http://www.palickovani.cz/foto/casopis/Pal053.jpg
I would very much like to have this pattern. Does anyone know if this is her
own pattern or one ta
In case anyone was thinking of locking for this for me, I have just found
the pricking myself!!! I decided (as I didn't have any lace on the pillow,
and really wanted to adapt this pattern) to file the heap of lace and craft
papers which were threatening to spill off the shelf they were on.
I
I think the ladybird is on the leaf of the rose - presumably eating lacey
patterns in it
Sue
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In June I entered a piece of lace in the local library's art exhibition. I
was thrilled to have it accepted, and amazed to see it on one of the
postcards for publicity, but the news gets better and better. Artists have
indeed entered this from all round the country. I
heard for definite this mo
It would be very nice to know where "local" is. Without having to search
many Guild membership handbooks, I can't remember where you live.
Sorry, didn't think about that! Local is the next town to the west -
Northbrook, Illinois. It is a bigger library than our town's (but then it is
also a m
Excitement! My prize and ribbon arrived today from the library competition -
now I can ponder on how to spend the $1000 on lace equipment and threads and
books. What fun!
Sue
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Yes it is lace. It's the piece at the start of my collection of photos on
the arachne photo pages. The little book which I made originally for the
Lace Guild's competition.
http://community.webshots.com/myphotos?action=viewAllPhotos&albumID=148719591
I was told about the library's competition
Various people helped me translate parts of Schmetterlinge a few years back.
I will forward to you what I have
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Janet Retter did a lovely job of my (living) pet from a photograph
http://www.janetretter.freeservers.com/
Biggins do a lot of painted animal bobbins and might help you
http://www.bigginslace.co.uk/bobbins_shop.htm#hand
Sue
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I just use strips of masking tape to peel off the dust and hairs etc
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nd work it all in half stitch.
Sue Babbs
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I am sorry I don't know where the pricking
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on the list does.
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We could have a special bobbin:
Member from "haven't a clue when" to 2006 !
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Works fine on my PC using Internet explorer. I can open all the choices
Brenda listed
Sue
How interesting!
It's obviously something to do with the browser; on the Mac it works in
Safari, Netscape, Foxfire and Opera but not in Internet Explorer.
Brenda
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I got my copy of "Lace" today too - sounds as if Illinois must be the
winners for speedy delivery this quarter! I'm looking forward to perusing it
at bedtime
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Margot
I think if you read the messages that come in on Christmas Day or New Year's
Day (or tracked Santa as he visits round the world) you will find the
messages come in first from Australia and New Zealand and then move round
through Europe to North America. So that is the order you will nee
any of you are interested D.J. Hornsby can now be found on the web at
www.djhornsby.co.uk .
Thanks for putting this on lace - it is really helpful to know when there
are new websites for suppliers. I think that our list rules allow such
information to be published, as it is so important to al
I hope this is within the rules of this list, as I don't want to offend
anyone. I have just been given a second copy of "Lace from the Victoria &
Albert Museum" and would like to sell it. If anyone is interested in buying
it for $25 plus postage, please contact me directly. (List price is $45)
Isn't there a bat in Ulrike Lohr's box of patterns, "Hausdrachen"? >
Robin P.
There is a bat, but it's not bobbin lace - embroidery on silk organza, and
outlined with cord. It is a very cute bat though and it might be nice to
adapt the design to bobbin lace.
Sue
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A message from Martina about the bat pattern
Sue
Dear Sue,
please would you forward my mail to lace. I can't write to the list
myself, due to a change in e-mail address.
Thank you!
Martina
Hello,
I have seen the pricking of
a bat in a book for children. It's the 2nd vol. - Torchon. "Aller
A
Sorry to all hopeful purchasers, but the book has now been snapped up!
Sue
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old one. To me it indicates olive oil soap is in use among the textile
crowd (not sure if this helps the person asking the question). Just
thought I'd mention it..
http://www.treenwaysilks.com/gallery.html
The reference to the oli
We still have some space on the design courses which I am hosting here in
Northfield, Illinois. Jane Atkinson is coming all the way from England to
teach here and in PA (see Tina's earlier email for info) in March. Having
lived here for over 6 years now, I will act as translator! Grin!!!
Jane
Guess what I forgot to put in my last message! Yes, Jane's website info!
It's
http://www.lace.nildram.co.uk
Blame it on the cat standing between me and the computer screen! Actually I
got so fascinated by the website, that I forgot that I had opened it to cut
and paste its address!
Sue
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Jenny
You are right, it does seem just to be a picture of Odette Arpin's own lace,
and not a pattern. It looks as if it would be possible to enlarge the
photograph to the size you wanted and work on the photograph , and use it as
a sampler of fillings you wanted to try out..
Be brave and have
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