Computer is back up and running again. Just tell me
where you would like me to send it.
E says: Doh! I certainly would have been
interested.
It sounds vaguely familiar, probably from commercials.
Im in Canada, so Im not sure we have it. I'll keep my
eyes open for it. This cold has hit me
Skinner*sigh*I'd love to do it again! ;o)
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From: Kathy Page [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 7:08 AM
Subject: [h-cost] Re: Goldwork
Computer is back up and running again. Just tell me
where you would like me to send it.
E
Thanks for all the info, Lorina... In a couple of years, I may be putting
together an order for the rarefied stuff!
-E House
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the shelf again...Something new to catch my finger's fancy...
Kathleen
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From: E House [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Historical Costume [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 12:54 PM
Subject: Re: [h-cost] RE: Goldwork
Thanks for all the info, Lorina... In a couple
Quoting Lloyd Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On the subject of gold work:
I picked up a very interesting volume last year that has been tweaking my
curiosity enough to go looking for some gold threads. The title is The
Stumpwork, Goldwork and Surface Embroidery Beetle Collection every kind of
04, 2006 6:08 PM
Subject: Re: [h-cost] RE: Goldwork
Quoting Lloyd Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On the subject of gold work:
I picked up a very interesting volume last year that has been tweaking
my
curiosity enough to go looking for some gold threads. The title is The
Stumpwork
And here's some pictures - probably more than you really want to know - so now
you can visualise exactly why you get an eye infection ( or an ear infection
)when you get a cold. ( Sorry, but I worked in an Ear,Nose Throat ward for 4
years. )
Hiya,
I recently wrote some SCA competition documentation on
goldwork, that if my computer hadn't been blown up
recently, I'd offer to send to you. I'll also be
teaching a very-beginner class in goldwork April 1 at
Forward into the Past, Cambridge, Ontario. Ironically,
my plea to find the
For 16th c. goldwork, I recall finding information on supplies and such by
Googling Purl -- It seems to be referred to that way in some of the
textile books, and you can still get the gold threads in different shapes
and textures.
As for Or Nue, it was primarily for ecclesiastical use -- gold
Hiya,
I recently wrote some SCA competition documentation on
goldwork, that if my computer hadn't been blown up
recently, I'd offer to send to you. I'll also be
teaching a very-beginner class in goldwork April 1 at
Forward into the Past, Cambridge, Ontario. Ironically,
my plea to find the
Ah, my passion and my addiction.
For reasonably priced gold indeed do look at Berlin. We, as someone
else mentioned, carry rather rarefied gold, manufactured by a peerless
drizzler in Spain. These threads are exactly what you would find in the
superior historical works. I'm always
Quoting celtkin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
For 16th c. goldwork, I recall finding information on supplies and such by
Googling Purl -- It seems to be referred to that way in some of the
textile books, and you can still get the gold threads in different shapes
and textures.
As for Or Nue, it was
I took a goldwork class at the Royal School of Needlework
(www.royal-needlework.co.uk) at Hampton Court Palace - an amazing place to
learn, and about as authentic as it gets. I think they teach somewhere in
the US for a couple of weeks each spring/summer, too. The Sally Saunders
book (Royal
Im not worried, just annoyed at the inconvenience. My
husband has built a fortress for a network in this
house that includes nightly tape back ups. We outgrew
zip drive back up years ago. I'm just stuck waiting
till he finds a functioning power supply to make it
operational again.
Had I believed
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- Original Message -
From: Kathy Page [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hiya,
I recently wrote some SCA competition documentation on
goldwork, that if my computer hadn't been blown up
recently, I'd offer to send to you.
E says: Doh! I certainly would have been
For REALLY cheap stuff to practice with, I've seen (and have a stash
of) Christmas decorations that look like a slightly larger and
coarser version of rough perl. It's sold in packets as a look-alike
for tinsel. It is metal (I have some in pure copper and some in
another metal colored blue).
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