I've received my info pack from the Lace Guild and I'm really pleased
with the workshops I've got places on, none involve lugging pillows
around and three good tutors.
Fri pm: Beaded tassels with Sue Dane
Sat am: Child's play - pattern design with Jane Atkinson
Sun am: Looking at lace with
Last winter I gave an American lady knitting lessons now that she is
back in Philadelphia is too busy to knit. Anyway, she recently sent me
Leigh Radford's book One Skein as a gift.
One of the ideas, I thought, would make a great pincushion - knitted
cupcakes!! The tops could be made from felt
Dear Brenda -- No, I'm not going to be there, alas, as my traveling
days are over (90th birthday last October!). But if you think of it,
give dear Gwynedd a grateful hug for me, Gwynedd who held my
beginner's hand some 35 years ago in workshops up on the top floor
(children's nursery?) at
I've never seen East Midlands lace bobbins with covers like these - has
anyone else?
Ebay item number: 220090154123
Diana in Northamptonshire
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Diana wrote:
I've never seen East Midlands lace bobbins with covers like these - has
anyone else?
Ebay item number: 220090154123
The covers all appear to be identical, the bobbins aren't. The bobbins
vary in length and thickness, and the heads aren't all the same (a couple
are), which
I wonder if someone had the idea that bobbin covers would keep the
threads from unravelling during transport?
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
Bobbin maker
Diana wrote;
I've never seen East Midlands lace bobbins with covers like these - has
anyone else?
Ebay item number: 220090154123
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