it has been done before, but would it be possible for someone(s) to post a
recipe for Cattern Cakes, for us who have never gotten to it to try?
Perhaps this will be the year!
Carolyn
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And heres a lace quote I came across recently:
...not to have remembered that though
indicates the universal appeal of
the idea).
So there's another speculative and unproveable theory for Midlands bobbins.
Chose the one you like, and let that be your explanation. As long as you don't
say that lace is made by winding thread around pins, I'll like it.
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow
Also, the staple of linen thread was much much longer than today, so it was
far stronger than any thread that is now available.
Carolyn
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anything that I consider irreplaceable
or very valuable. Even less valuable items I cover up, tie down, put away,
etc. etc. Sad, but life eventually knocks some sense into even the most
naïve of us.
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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I suspect you could rule out both Mary (widow) and Elizabeth who is listed
as married, as these two would have been Mrs. Warren.
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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and is posted to
the account -- the same way as a debit card. However, I have that extra
protection against fraudulent use.
Of course, this is just one state. I believe that laws in the UK are less
consumer-friendly, and I guard my Barclay's card with my life.
Worth checking into.
Carolyn
Carolyn
I'm so glad you posted the link! The lacemaker is a member of our New
England Lace Group, and also a volunteer (one of three) at the Ipswich
Historical Society Museum's effort to catalog their lace collections. She
is also an experienced and capable lacemaker, and gives lacemaking classes
at the
Agnes, are you sure it was a year ago? or perhaps a different book? The
book hasn't been officially published (July 29) although there have been
reviews copies around, and maybe a book club published it early??
Carolyn
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lace. There was
a full-page
author's disclaimer which I thought would lead to confusion.
Hopefully, the
connection with Ipswich that Carolyn Hastings has written about, and
the
involvement of Linda Lane (New England Lace Group) has led to
improvements.
In February, Lacefairy sent me
Not a bad idea at all, since I also need whatever I use to be transportable.
I'll see what I can find in the way of a box. Might also be able to attach
the box right behind the work, but on top of the pillow.
One problem is that I tend to shove the work to one side or the other,
depending on
-- museums not least -- are
endangered at this time. Truly alarming.
Best,
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
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While looking for information about lace conservators, I came across this on
a lace web site, and thought I would share it:
Bobbin lace is more common [than needlelace] and was used in linens and
lingerie. It is made on a pillow by twisting many threads around pins. This
is called bobbing,
Ithaca Lace Days are Oct. 10-13 this year. More information at
http://www.vansciverbobbinlace.com/LaceDay2008Announcement.html#Top
Best,
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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classes could have access to
lace after the machines became the norm.
Just my 2 cents worth, thank you for the interesting quote, Su.
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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For those of you who live near enough to an Ikea, they also sell something
very similar as a shelf liner, and it is quite inexpensive. It's also great
to put underneath a sewing machine or a serger to keep them in place and to
absorb vibration.
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings,
Stow, MA USA
Funny thing about this kind of pattern -- years ago when I was in Nottingham
for the Arachne get-together, I asked about gimp loops as shown in the
Australian point ground/Bucks pattern books. I was told that anything using
gimp loops is not a traditional Bucks technique, and that Bucks never had
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Hi Katrina, Jeri, Carolyn and All,
Was the Ipswich tapestry the one designed and made
No idea why I phrased the last email that way -- I meant those to be
statements, not questions.
Carolyn
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Dear Katrina,
I'm sorry that you were disappointed to find that the Ipswich lace of my
message was from Ipswich, USA. Add to that the fact that I really wasn't
referring to what we Americans call Ipswich Lace, but rather to the lace
that is currently housed at the museums operated by the Ipswich
Hi Devon,
It might be a race that you are so excited about that we got four identical
messages. ;-)
I think you must be the first with a sample (other than the sample designer
-- me). I'm relieved to know that someone has managed to finsih the sample
and that my directions didn't cause a giant
A reply by another Arachnean about bundling has led me in another direction,
chasing a different rabbit. Does anyone have a successful way of fastening
Honiton bobbins while traveling? Everything I've tried has failed, I think
because there isn't any waist on the bobbins. I have tried to use
, and the bobbins stay organized. And certainly a lot cheaper than this
new method we're discussing.
So ... what am I missing here? Well, the bands **are** a very pretty color,
maybe htat is it?
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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Not sure about other fairs, but the ones I've entered do ask for level of
expertise. I assume that information is factored in by the judges in some
way. I usually put down advanced lacemaker but I might add new to this
technique or some such descriptor.
Something that might be a bit of an
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I would not accept anyone else doing the mounting for the lacemaker.
Most
copetitions state
I believe coffin in this case just means a box. Boxes at that time were
often called coffins -- you can see this term used to describe, for
instance, some embroidered boxes of the period.
Carolyn
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. In an ideal world, I think we would have judges for different types
of lace, just as we have different judges at dog shows for different breeds.
That's my two cents worth for today,
Regards,
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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In the US, of course, we have so few lacemakers, and so few judges,
and
I agree that eBay doesn't seem to take much interest. I bought an American
girl doll pattern. The description stipulated no box, which sounded fine as
I wanted to sew, not collect. When the item arrived, it was a photocopy.
Ebay didn't seem interested, the guy still sells the photocopies.
since its inception. I was getting up to four calls a day -- a sure way to
turn off a customer. Solution: I'm switching to the local cable company for
telephone service. Now I won't be a Verizon customer, and I hope they will
have to stop the phone solicitations.
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
in Stow
Well I just paid my dues via paypal, the account was there and the money
withdrawn. I don't think I can call it back. I put my member number and
name in the comments section.
They're going to get a crash course in this, I'm afraid. The feature is
there, maybe they just weren't going to use it
This is the best idea ever!! I have just become the great-aunt of twin
girls, born about a month ago. One weighed 2 pounds, the other one 1 3/4
pounds. I love the idea of the bobbins -- particularly if I can make some
edging and put it on bonnets ...
Carolyn
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I learned something useful last week at a voice workshop about Altoids.
Apparently have menthol in them, and are thought to be not good for the
vocal chords if you are singing or doing a lot of speaking, particularly
public speaking.
This was from a ear, nose and throat specialist at Leahy
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Jean --
Thanks for taking the trouble to repost about these designs. They are
indeed very nice. I didn't see your original announcement, so I appreciate
the second go-round. I'll certainly buy some.
Regards,
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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on the retreat can be
found on the web site of the New England Lace Group, www.nelg.us We can also
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I hope that we'll see some of you in May. Be sure to let me know if you have
questions, or if there is anything I can do to assist.
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
on the retreat can be
found on the web site of the New England Lace Group, www.nelg.us We can also
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I hope that we'll see some of you in May. Be sure to let me know if you have
questions, or if there is anything I can do to assist.
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
first!
For the last five or so years I've used a computerized tax preparation
program, it never messes with me. ;-)
Carolyn
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Stow, MA USA
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wondering about changing my name
to his. Wouldn't it look better on the tombstone if the names matched?
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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!!! That definitely
doesn't work!
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
Maker of four and a half fans (the last half is the miniature and will
probably take longer than two normal size fans)
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Yes, you can, and you even have time to finish several -- but, you should
give up non-essential activities such as housework to make it possible. ;-)
I can testify that this method works wonderfully!
Carolyn
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Alice,
I notice that you don't mention pulling out hair time. ;-)
In my own case, I don't really want it to finish up fast -- why in the world
would I do lacemaking if that were the case. But I do love making fans, and
every one has been worth the effort!
What's a Witch Stitch?
Carolyn
.
Regards,
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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Hello Everyone
stunning creation.
For me (and I'm not one who very often **really** likes modern lace) it
succeeded on every imaginable level. I'll look forward to seeing it again
in the Bulletin.
Congratulations to all the winners -- your work was fantastic!
Best,
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
On the off chance that this proves helpful to someone, I thought I'd pass
this along: When I went to my bank branch this morning to try to obtain
some Canadian currency, I learned that my bank (BankAmerica) has a
relationship with a bank in Canada (ScotiaBank), whereby I won't have to pay
any
dates, etc.
Let me know if I can help with any other questions.
Regards,
Carolyn Hastings
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/eGallery/exhibition.asp?exhibition=FANS
There is a (nearly invisible) link on the fan (just below the pink letters)
that will take you to five pages of fan images.
Regards,
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA, USA
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Hi,
Several years ago I bought a box of about 30 lace bobbins from Skinners.
They are the auction house that is often seen on Antiques Road Show, at
least the US version. It is also right down the street from my house. They
also designated the bobbins as ivory. I really don't think that
Hello,
I see a chance at getting some education here. The seller says that
there is raised princess tape in the figurals. Can someone explain
this so that I can recognize it? I don't seem to be able to see it.
I do see raised parts (as the wreath on the head) but it doesn't fit my
idea of
I replaced my bands years ago. I purchased with (here in the US) Sparco
size 31. 2 1/2 x 1/8. If you can't find them in a big box store
(they only carry the most common, best selling items) try a smaller
stationery store.
My box was huge. I still have 3/4 of the original quantity (I had to
!
Carolyn
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On Nov 17, 2005, at 7:57, Carolyn Hastings wrote:
I replaced my
The link takes you to the German manufacturers of Opal wool yarn. They
list links for all over the world.
Stockists in the UK for this yarn are listed at
http://www.sockenwolle.de/index2-eng.html There are quite a few, and
some do mail order.
Regards,
Carolyn
Carolyn W. Hastings
Stow, MA USA
In the context of the message, I believe that the lace was purchased by
an Israeli dealer, not that a dealer purchased Israeli lace.
Carolyn
Carolyn W. Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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Sue,
Did you try to look at your own or another license? I did, because I
thought that you had, and I wanted mine removed. It is a prank.
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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problems. Why do some people take all those
hours to make lace, and then refuse to spend a little extra money/time to
safeguard their investment?
Regards,
Carolyn
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Stow, MA USA
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On 6 Sep 2005 at 10:38, Carolyn
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Wheat paste IS flour and water, cooked together. Use plain,
unbleached
flour that has no additives, plus water, and you have pure wheat
paste. One part flour to five parts water,
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If I've spent hours and hours making a piece of lace, I want it to
reach its destination. If that doesn't happen, insurance
money won't
replace the item.
Spot on.
However, I
Malcom Cox's web site is: http://www.connect.ie/users/mcox/ I have a set
for a large fan I made for my daughters to use in their weddings. They are
lovely, but very heavy. He offers alternate MOP, also abalone (which I
have), as well as other materials.
There is someone in the US from whom
Malcom Cox's web site is: http://www.connect.ie/users/mcox/ I have a set
for a large fan I made for my daughters to use in their weddings. They are
lovely, but very heavy. He offers alternate MOP, also abalone (which I
have), as well as other materials.
There is someone in the US from whom
, and was told that the same applied.
A word to the wise,
Regards,
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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Carolyn Hastings wrote:
In the US, people should know that they will not be paid one
cent unless
they have either a sales slip, or else an official appraisal.
This sad
lesson was something I learned when I shipped some
Not in my experience. I have recieved other people's tax refunds, jury
summons, and credit cards, to name a few. It took three tries for the
Social Security disability form to reach our house (this was for my
daughter, who nearly missed her renewal deadline due to the problem). I've
called
I love your sense of humor. Wish I had had some myself when I found all
this stuff out. vsg
I used to naively pay for extra insurance for fancy dresses I'd made for my
nieces. What a waste, however small -- I was later informed the most I'd
have been reimbursed would be the purchase price of
I used to be active in a Revolutionary War re-enacting group. Being around
guns and fire a lot made us very aware of liability. We got an insurance
policy for our group and its members for several hundred a year, and it
covers all of our marches and other events. Of course, lacemaking is a
I used to re-deliver misdelivered mail, until the woman whose credit card
I'd recieved was rude to me, in response to my complaint that her kid had
been pretty rude to me when I asked if this was the residence of Mrs. X.X.
XXX. Possibly he thought it was a sales person, but I didn't enjoy having
I keep reading how the oil reserves are to be tapped, and I've read about
international contributions. I also keep wondering about the sense of this
-- I've heard several times that the difficulty is not supplies of crude,
but the capacity to refine the crude. Apparently 25% of the refining
by
Americans here -- just tempered by a lot of sympathy and dismay. We do need
to confront reality, and it **is** going to be painful.
Regards,
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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Ditto ditto. Another excellent web site which includes hoaxes and chain
letters:
http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org/
In the more than five years since my daughter told me to check this sort of
email, I have **never once** found a real case -- they were all on this
site! Sadly, even when people are
Dagmar,
Either this suggestion (Native American lace), or even the Montana lace (at
the Billings house) would be more appropriate than Ipswich lace. Ipswich
lace was made only during a very narrow period, in a very specific place.
I'm pretty sure Michigan wasn't even settled by anyone except a
Devon,
Linda has a great idea, and here is one step further -- they now have
rolling carts with a case at the bottom end designed specifically for sewing
machines. If Linda's idea appeals then you might want to take a look at
these. JoAnn's carries them, among others. If you sign up for their
One further idea: I bought a bunch of unpainted plain midlands bobbins for
next to nothing, then had a great time buying stamps to use to decorate
them. It is wonderful if you aren't artistic, because there are stamps that
fit nearly every interest. In my case I bought flowers and butterflies of
Modge podge is a white glue-consistency liquid (I've often wondered if it
really **is** white glue) that is brushed over something to be coated, paper
especially, and the coats can be built up successively to give something
like a decoupage effect. It gives some protection to the article in
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At 09:25 AM 8/13/05 -0400, Carolyn Hastings wrote:
. . . take a look at Consumer Reports in you library,
Many years ago, when I
Yes, and don't forget, Weronika, that we were saved from quite a long wait
on Friday afternoon by using the freight elevator (I rationalized that we
were both carrying freight, with all the pillows, stands, and supplies).
The uncomfortable thing was that the hotel had booked the room for use
Brenda --
This is probably nothing to do with the price of beans in China (that is,
not significant) but on a lot of sewing machines (I have a Singer, a Viking,
and a Bernina) the spool is not free to rotate; therefore the thread
revolves around the spool as it is pulled off.
Which is
I remember a story
David (Downunder) told us some years ago, about having his pillow
dumped upside down (at a demo? I think it was), with a Bucks (if I
remember a-right) pattern on it, and close to 100 pairs (and some of
the threads broke too, all in the same place)...
I had something
Hello,
Here's another viewpoint to think over:
It is really important to wind bobbins so that the thread is not pulled off
the top of the spool. You need to devise a method that will allow the spool
to turn as you remove the thread. Any other way will either add or subtract
twist, which will
This is getting more complicated than my small brain can absorb, but if I
understand your thrust --
You need to consider that (at least in hand spinning, I don't know about
commerically produced thread) that the fibers are spun one way, then plied
from the last end back again. And then wound
Hi,
Jenny put in one extra lace in her web address (she must really love lace,
I guess ...) I think her link is meant to be:
http://www.brandis.com.au/craft/lace/block.html
At least that is what seems to work for me.
Regards,
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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For those of you in the US, I notice that IOLI owns a copy for members to
borrow. I tried to check the Lace Guild for those of you in the UK but
can't find a listing of library holdings on their web site. But that sure
would beat that crazy price.
Regards,
Carolyn
Carolyn W. Hastings
Stow, MA
For what it's worth, I grew up in coastal Virginia and we never experienced
dry rot or any kind of rot of towels, and our house was brick and we didn't
wash down the walls and we didn't grow mold on them either. Or anywhere
else, either. My mother would never have stood for that.
Norfolk is hot
Hello,
Thank you all for the suggestions. I am going to Denver so will try to pick
up a copy from Holly. Also, a copy of Louise Colgan's wedding portfolio is
on the way. So I think I've made a good start on my way to producing my
garter!
Thank you all again,
Carolyn
Carolyn W. Hastings
Stow,
It's worth looking at this web site just for the portrait of the French lace
maker!! Do any of you recognize the artist?
Regards,
Carolyn
Carolyn W. Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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It's worth looking at this web site just for the portrait of the French lace
maker!! Do any of you recognize the artist?
Regards,
Carolyn
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Stow, MA USA
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that the body of your email is addressed to her ... I was just wondering
about the painting of the lacemaker that appears on their lace web page.
Best,
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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? Or is this the
exact same painting with a lot more light in it?
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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One thing not mentioned yet: many times I've seen lace made for weddings --
garters, veils/headpieces, etc. I made a very large Bucks fan designed by
Bridget Cook which my daughter carried with her bouquet at her wedding. And
fans are very popular, just for display, wedding not needed.
Lace is
Jean,
I know that the thoughts and prayers of the American people are with all of
you in Great Britain, most especially for those who were caught on the
trains or the bus, and their families, as well as for those who are
anxiously awaiting news of loved ones. And of course all of us on this list
Yes, I also took mine to the UK. I think that often forbidden items are not
noticed.
On the knitting forum where I first learned of the changes for knitting
needles, there was post after post after post where knitting needles had
gone through security despite the rules. Finally the question
Hello Everyone,
Pursuant to a lively discussion on Arachne a couple of months ago...
Just thought that some of you might be interested to know that on my flight
to the UK three weeks ago, I took my knitting along with me, and encountered
no problems from anyone -- just lots of amazed comments
Try Expedia. They include taxes and other charges, so at least what you see
is what you get (but the same caveat about booking if the fare is good and
not waiting applies).
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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Jean,
I think he said the Lone Ranger -- the tv show? It's funnier the way you
wrote it, though.
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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Only
years ...). For those of you who are
interested, there are also White Squirrels -- the photo of the little
rodent is very cute -- but I haven't time to get into that!
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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on the Lace list, would you be kind enough to let them know (I
have already unsubcribed prior to departure for UK)
Thank you,
Best,
Carolyn
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to the posting on Arachne from someone in the UK
looking for the book. Sally also has paypal from her website, but then
there is postage to pay from the US.
Regards,
Carolyn
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Stow, MA USA
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, but there is no
text box associated with it. The space after Address is a uniform
grey.
Thanks for your help,
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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thing has happened as a result of some
software I have loaded recently -- but I didn't give it my permission
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Suggestions? I will be eternally grateful!
Regards,
Carolyn
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and Maryland. There is a national (US)
list of emergency numbers at
http://www.911dispatch.com/911_file/mobilenumbers.html
Regards,
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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