I thought I had some information and pictures about them, but a couple of
months ago I accidentally formatted my data disk and lost every thing. I did
have all my English stuff backed up but clearly not my continental stuff
(that will learn me!)
I found this URL which will be a good starter.
Hello,
Queyras is a little part of french Alps near Italy.
There is a very special lace without pricking and not a lot of pins. It is make
with a big thread and have a paris ground.
http://www.lesdiversespassionsdejosi.com/article-musee-d-abries-en-queyras-la-maison-du-costume-55692533.html
Hello all
Your help would be much appreciated: I have only made
Torchon lace and decided to have a go at Bedfordshire.
My first problem
is that all my right hand picots split, the left ones are great what is
causing this please?
Secondly my leaves are turning out like holly
leaves, is it
Vis a vis leaves, I have found that the single greatest few moments of
video ever shot are those showing Christine Springett demonstrating a leaf on
one of her Bedfordshire lace videos. In fact, I worked through all her
Bedfordshire videos and it was the single greatest learning experience
Don't give up on the leaves. I had terrible problems with them and would do
anything to avoid them. Now I'm happy, even if they aren't perfect thanks to
the very helpful friends here. There are several different ways of working
them, and it's a case of finding the method that works for you.
is that all my right hand picots split, the left ones are great what is
causing this please?
Sounds like that, in part at least, is about the twist of the thread and you
will have to practice compensating for it.
Best,
Susan Reishus
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I have uploaded David's postcard to the Postcard album that I created
last year in Webshots:
http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003/albums/most-recent?vhost=community
Speaking of postcards - does anyone want to do an exchange of postcards
again
this year during June, July August?
Hello Paula,
My first problem is that all my right hand picots split, the left ones are
great what is
causing this please?
Right hand picots need to be worked as mirror images of left hand ones, I'll
send you some diagrams in a separate email.
Secondly my leaves are turning out like
Thanks, David Pene. This is a lovely postcard but I'm surprised it
is from France. Her pillow looks like a typical Spanish pillow and so
do her bobbins. What does anyone else think?
Vicki in Maryland
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I have uploaded David's
I agree completely!
Debora in Toronto
At 05:02 PM 25/05/2011, Vicki Bradford wrote:
Thanks, David Pene. This is a lovely postcard but I'm surprised
it is from France. Her pillow looks like a typical Spanish pillow
and so do her bobbins. What does anyone else think?
Vicki in Maryland
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Oops. I went as far south IN FRANCE as Le Puy en Velay
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From: lynrbai...@desupernet.net
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2011 6:37 PM
To: Vicki Bradford
Cc: lace@arachne.com
Subject: Re:[lace] Lace Postcard
I agree. Those bobbins are exactly like the olive wood bobbins
Hi
I am not sure whether any one can help me. I am trying to obain a copy
or part of a Rose cloth in Bobbin Lace, designed by Don Coulson. I am
happy to pay for the pattern. I think that the cloth is beautiful.
I am really interested in rose patterns.
Regards,
Karen in Australia
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Sue wrote:
Did nobody notice that it was not moving? What a waste of police time.
There was a report that it had moved onto the M27 motorway, so they had to
take it seriously. Their first clue that it was a stuffed toy was that the
helicopter's heat detectors didn't pick up any body heat.
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