Barbara Underwood, taught us the pantyhose trik.
Knot the legs and cut them off near the body part.
Then when you have covered your pillow in the usual
way, - Put it's knickers on (her words!)
This reminded me of another method I saw once. The
lacer had a cicle of cloth a bit larger
Hi there,
Don't know where you are in the world, Nathalie, but if you go to ebay -
item no: 140078870817 someone based in Northampton, UK is selling one which
claims to be 1.75 inches across, if that helps
Best wishes
Andrea,
in Cambridge, UK
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Andres wrote:
Don't know where you are in the world, Nathalie, but if you go to ebay -
item no: 140078870817 someone based in Northampton, UK is selling one which
claims to be 1.75 inches across, if that helps
I'm sure the lady did her best, but I don't think it's a particularly good
attempt
Hello spiders
This is really a request for lace makers in the NE of the UK.
I have been approached by Parry Pawson from New Zealand, who makes
wonderful lace bobbins.
In September he is visiting the UK and staying with friends in the NE,
i.e Walkington near Hull/Beverley.
He asked me whether I
Geoff Mudge definately makes them. My husband bought me one for Christmas a
couple of years ago. It's complete with a stand 4 tiny bone bobbins. I
made a little piece of minature lace to go on it.
Carole in Portsmouth, UK
Subject: [lace] Miniature pillows
I've seen a couple of twelfth
Hi, Agnes
I think the lace fair that Jo Firth organises in Pudsey is usually about that
time of year.
Anyone know the date/venue for 2007, or contact details to find out?
Beth
in Cheshire, NW England
(but remembers Walkington and Elloughton - I grew up in Hull and my parents
later moved to
Clive's story reminded me of the Lace School that a
secret pal sent to me from Australia many years ago.
It is a 5 round basket with a mouse Lace School set
up in it. There's a teacher mouse, a spool of thread,
and two student mice each with a cookie pillow (less
than 2c wide) on a stand. The
Hello Beth,
Thanks for the input, but Pudsey is normally the second half of October.
My husband is from Hull, I am from the Netherlands,
Regards,
Agnes
beth wrote:
Hi, Agnes
I think the lace fair that Jo Firth organises in Pudsey is usually about that
time of year.
Anyone know the date/venue
Hello,
I take time before answer to ask lacemakers. Nobody know a collection of
Lille lace in nothern of France.
There is a beautiful museum in Calais and a over more mecanic in Caudry.
Dentellez bien
sof from France with snow
nicky.h-townsend a écrit :
Hi all
I'm wondering if anyone can give
Beth, you should be very proud, it is a beautiful piece of work.
Happy lacing
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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In a message dated 1/28/07 5:53:15 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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Hello spiders
This is really a request for lace makers in the NE of the UK.
I have been approached by Parry Pawson from New Zealand, who makes
wonderful lace bobbins.
In September he is visiting the
Subject: America's healthcare system through the eyes of a British man
I
don't often send out mass emails, but i thought this article on the BBC news
website was an interesting look at the healthcare system in the US.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/from_our_own_correspondent/6302043.stm
For those of you who would like a nice treat in miniature pillows see the
link on the 'Lace Dolls' page below to the mini pillows.
http://lace.lacefairy.com/Gallery/LaceDolls.html
Lori the Lacefairy
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One more video - in the middle of this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4dLedEe2K4eurl= You can see my hands
working lace. Granted I'm not nearly as fast as any of these.
Orla
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On Jan 28, 2007, at 20:30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One more video - in the middle of this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4dLedEe2K4eurl= You can see my hands
working lace. Granted I'm not nearly as fast as any of these.
But the lace is nice and very authentic-looking. Where did you
Well greetings to you, from a fellow SCAdian! I made a bolster pillow just
like that, and I'd like more information on the pattern you were making,
which I assume comes from Le Pompe. What thread did you use, how many pairs
of bobbins, and what challenges did it involve?
Debora Lustgarten
On Jan 28, 2007, at 17:04, beth wrote:
Feeling very pleased with myself tonight - I've finished mounting the
Les
Lauriers edging onto a piece of old (probably more than fifty years
old!)
cream linen that turned out to be a perfect match and it looks lovely.
So it does; you have every right
In a message dated 1/28/07 8:31:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For those of you who would like a nice treat in miniature pillows see the
link on the 'Lace Dolls' page below to the mini pillows.
http://lace.lacefairy.com/Gallery/LaceDolls.html
Lori the Lacefairy
Yep, it came from Le Pompe (pattern B on page 17). I actually started
this piece with the intention of it being done by last Pennsic. It
didn't happen and is fact still on my bolster since I took time off to
make 3 shawls and 3 afghans for christmas and this lace
Although Australia Day was on Jan 26th, this oldie is worth repeating
for the occasion.
David in Ballarat
HAPPY AUSTRALIA DAY
Being Australian is about driving in a German car to an Irish pub for
a Belgian beer, then travelling home, grabbing an Indian curry or a
Turkish kebab on the way, to
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