I've moved this to Lace because it's a mainstream lace topic.
There are also pics of it being made Chantilly style in black by David Collyer
at
http://www.margorsson.com/Margorsson_Design/Miss_Channers_Mat_goes_Chantilly.html
Brenda
On 6 Feb 2010, at 08:35, Jean Nathan wrote:
There are
I never tire of looking at this wonderful lace when people have made
it. I would love to make it one day. Just need to come across the
pattern.
One must always live in hope I suppose.
Claire
Kent, UK
Claire Allen
www.bonitocrafts.co.uk
Crafty stuff I want to show off.
On 6 Feb 2010, at
Hi Mark and other Arachnids
like you, I've never read LES MISERABLES, and I must be one of the few
remaining Londoners who hasn't seen the musical. But I know (I've just
checked) that the story begins in 1815, and the main action takes place not
during the original French Revolution, but a
Beautiful work, Alix. Thanks for sharing.
Sue
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Dear Mark,
With Les Misérables Victor Hugo want to show the society during the period
Napoleon I and Louis Philippe named der Bürgerkönig - the king of (normal)
people. He wrote several such sicial-critical novels. He wanted to show that
kings and empereurs aren't any longer good for the
To All,
There will be a lecture on the Plimoth Plantation jacket by Patricia Wilson
Nguyen, Co-project manager and head of embroidery, Sunday March 14th at the
Winterthur Museum in Wilmington Delaware. The jacket will be on exhibit at
the museum beginning March 9th.
Many of you will be
Hello
Is Jenny Hudson on the list?? If so can you contact me please.
Or if someone knows her e`mail address I would also be gratefull. I have
mislaid it.
Daphne Cold norfolk England
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I have been busy preparing a lecture and presentation about lace for our
local senior citizen club, and had no time till to day to follow the
breaking thread thread.
I live in a very dry area in Israel, practically on the desert line. I never
had trouble with threads breaking or drying and
I've heard that Michael Giusiana will NOT be teaching at Sweet Briar this
summer. Does anybody have any details?
kathryn
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Hi Arachnids
Another culprit affecting the thickness and strength of threads is the bleach
used to whiten thread. I believe thread is bleached after spinning. When
140/2 linen was available one year (it can only be produced when the crop is
of the highest quality, not every year) I found the
There are several pictures of it, including:
http://www.cyberlink.co.uk/pblc/mat.htm
http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/1245587293048870129CaCKHO
If you're feeling really desperate for it and adventurous you could try
reconstructing the pricking with variations so as not to infringe
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