Those who love Russian bobbin lace will enjoy this:
https://picasaweb.google.com/116123880781256601574/2010#
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I've added a few very simple patterns to the set of braid lace (plaited lace)
lessons on my website. Accessible from here:
http://lynxlace.com/bobbinlacefreepatterns.html
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Robin says
but because the techniques are her invention, that's getting into
infringeing on Cathy's intellectual property (morally, if not legally). I am
not
comfortable with that.
No matter how much a few of us enjoy it, I'm afraid Cathy's revolution
may be a quirky lace that fewer and fewer
Robin P. wrote:
I have taught RL to each of the 3 lace groups to which I belong, because
that's teaching friends. I was asked once to teach at a more formal workshop
(the Winter Lace Conference), but because the techniques are her invention,
that's getting into infringeing on Cathy's
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Has anyone tried contacting an author in order to use patterns to
teach from? How difficult is it? What success did you have?
I have always used my own patterns for
Hi everyone,
Queen Elizabeth's outfit for her visit to Northern Ireland has some sort of
lace on it. I can't tell from the photos. Here is one:
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/06/26/article-2164920-13CBDF7B05DC-131_306x423.jpg
The blurb mentions She wore a Wedgewood blue outfit and hat
Hi Bev:
I found a good enough closeup of the hat to see that the lace is probably Irish
crochet.
Sorry, I can't give you the URL - found it through a Google image search and
when I tried to go to the underlying website for the image I got a different
picture. If you go to the Google home page
http://i2.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article940892.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/Queen+Elizabeth+II+leaves+a+Service+of+Thanksgiving+in+Saint+Macartin%27s+Cathedral+in+Enniskillen
Here is a close up of the hat with trim. I'm 100% sure its machine made.
It looks like a guipure trim that was bought by the yard
I googled Queen Elizabeth Northern Ireland images and there was a closeup of
the
hat lower down the page which was a bit clearer. To me it looked like a machine
made trim, probably hand sewn on. I also noticed she had two hat pins of the
same color in the hat.
I would really like to know
I once worked with a Miss Perfect. She could sit at her desk all day long in a
100% silk dress, and when she got up there was nary a wrinkle on it. Some
people just have wrinkle-free mojo.
I think probably the Queen wears traditional wool, silk, linen, and cotton. I
have been reading descriptions
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