I'm looking for information about Vamberk Lace. I know that it is made in a
town called Vamberk in the Czech Republic and that is has been made there
for years.
I looking for info on what is unique about Vamberk lace---such as what style
of bobbin lace it is most closely related to. Is there
I'm looking for one that says, A bad day making lace beats a good day in
the office and time! I know that's been used for everything - golf,
sailing, tennis, etc., but I really BELIEVE it when it says lace!!
Clay
Clay Blackwell
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Jenny's bobbin holder reminded me of an alternative that I've used.
It's particularly good for non-sewers. At a photography store, buy
loose-leaf pages to hold strips of negatives. You can fit 2 bobbins in
each strip, and they're already punched for a binder. Doesn't protect
the bobbins as
On Apr 26, 2005, at 9:46, Jenny Brandis wrote:
Hi everyone, just last month as a total novice to bobbin lace, I was
making very bad bandages. But this month I feel I have improved.
Indeed you have - took off like a rocket :) Congratulations!
the best encouragement is to see someone else has/is
On Apr 26, 2005, at 14:15, Helen wrote:
:o) The other one I've seen is Blow the dust, let's make lace. I
want one on a similar theme about studying and lace, but I can't think
of anything
Helen who should be writing a Physics report
Relatively speaking... ^:) An A lasts a semester; an inch of
Dear Secret Pal,
I should have emailed a couple of days ago but our cat decided to have her
kittens under the computer desk so we have tried to minimize the use of the
computer. It has been quite exciting especially for the children. I don't
know how many chances they will have to witness a
