Hello spiders
I'm happy to announce my first release of a polar grid generator with a
constant angle.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~falkink/lace/grid-round-EN.html
(the learn-to-program-Java project I was working on)
I'm curious for alternatives of the asymetrical spiders. Don't restrict to
Torchon,
Dagmar and Jerri
Part of my family is from Minnesota althought I don't
live there so I can't help much with lacemaker
contacts. I do know I have seen messages from arachne
members in Minnesota. Maybe some of the them will
speak out (or maybe everyone is still on their summer
break).
What I was
All I remember is that there was and may still be a large bobbin lace
comunity in New Ulm, MN. Some in the comunity taught bobbin lace usng the
hooded bobbinsso must be of German heritage.
BarbE
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I have put a photo of my latest Rosalibre experiment on the Webshots. It is
the flower of the passion fruit or the grenadilla as we call it, so my flower
is called The Passionate grenadilla!! I used DMC Perle no 12.
Jeanette Fischer, Western Cape,South Africa.
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Hello Spiders
Brenda Paternoster came with another figure. Still 1:2, but it inspired me
to vary. My conclusion: once you see the system 3:5, 5:8 and anything is
also perfectly possible. Some examples are shown on
http://www.xs4all.nl/~falkink/lace/grid-round-EN.html
Still only torchon, but
WOW, Jo !!
I'm impressed!! I've bookmarked your site for future reference!
Clay
Clay Blackwell
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Date: 8/21/2005 10:27:59 AM
Subject: [lace] asymetrical spiders and ...
Hello spiders
I'm
Hi Dagmar and All, Another place you might look for local lace history is
in a local museum. Milwaukee, Wisconsin has quite a display of lace in
their city museum. There are a lot of Finns in the Upper Peninsula of
Michigan. I'm not sure when they would have immigrated but the signs in the
old
It's great, Jeannette! Looks like a passionflower, too. I gotta learn
this lace--it looks like such fun.
Robin P.
Los Angeles, California, USA
(formerly Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
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I have put a photo of my
Susan wrote:
i'm going to write some stores for suggestions, and maybe they will at
least carry the book.
Which book are you going to suggest? I own around 200 hundred books on
bobbin lacemaking alone without those on needlelace, Carrickmacross, tambour
lace, crochet, etc. Of the bobbin
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Hedgehog lovers unite!
Shooting cull of isles hedgehogs
Hedgehogs are being shot in the latest stage of the cull
Officials at Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) have confirmed that staff are to
shoot hedgehogs in the Western Isles this autumn.
It is the latest development in the agency's
Hi all -- just came across these little gems on the Net I can relate toso
I thought some of you might enjoy reading them, as well!
Ricki in Utah
If someone's pet swallows your scissors or thimble, you must graciously pay
half of the vet bill to have it surgically retrieved; you may not
My kind of exercising - let someone else sweat :) If you get tired,
just capture the enthusiastic athlete with your mouse (click and
drag)...
From: M.D.
http://www.izpitera.ru/lj/tetka.swf
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Tamara P Duvallhttp://t-n-lace.net/
Lexington, Virginia, USA
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