Dear Lorelei,
I'm sorry to say this, but the clothwork parts in David's piece look a little
suspicious. The passives make vertical ridges. That happens in machine made
laces, not handmade cloth stitch. And the picots on the edge are rather
peculiar, too. Far too long. But I'm not certain.
Dear all
I am here in south central PA imposing on the time of Deb Bender
The pattern we are repairing is the Kerry pattern from Joan Kelly. If anyone
has that pattern, or knows where I can find it, or who can confirm what exactly
type of thread we should be using… (Yes it has been that long
Those teachers were just being narrow-minded. I've heard that Beds was
started as a modification of Maltese lace, and that's drape-y, so I'll bet
your Beds was more like the original Beds than anything those teachers ever
made! Good for you for framing them and enjoying them.
Nancy
Hello All! Thank you David, for your kind ( thorough) explanation regarding
your excellent free service. As usual, I don't know what I don't know
asked the question ham-handedly. Apologies to all who were offended!
Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Erie, PA USA
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the arachne lunch is to meet fellow arachnids, and talk to them in a calm and
quiet setting. This was something that was accomplished at the arachne
lunch in Salt Lake City where we were in a room by ourselves with no
