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Date: Sun, 23 Aug 2009 08:31:51 +
From: lorabutter...@btinternet.com
Subject: [lace-chat] The acronym game
To: lace-chat@arachne.com
Just a fun little
I got through fine
Nancy
Date: Mon, 15 Jun 2009 08:42:27 +0300
From: p...@eggo.org
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] NELG web-site
Would other lacemakers please see if they can access the NELG website at
http://www.nelg.us/? For me it is coming up as a Reported Attack Site.
Is it
Talking about glue, darning and knots! The square that I did recently I did a
'sewing' to join the pieces together at the end. Was that the right thing to
do or should I have done something different? I then did a couple of knots to
be on the safe side. How close could I have then cut the
Hello Bev,
So you have to darn the ends in as well as do a sewing? Ooops! Oh well never
mind it is my first attempt at a square so I guess that is ok. I am preparing
to start another square so maybe that one will go better. There are 35 pairs.
Is there a quick way of loading the bobbins. I
HI
I am not sure how long I have been on the list. Maybe a year or a little
longer but not by much. I started off learning lace from a book and then
eventually found a night class in bobbin lace which has helped me
tremendously. I was in a Yahoo Freecycle group and decided to do a search for
I have been reading these stories about teachers and students and now
designing! How do you even begin to design? Or is this something you think
about when you have more experience? I have a good teacher/class but
unfortunately these are only evening classes so in the summer I have nothing.
She
You may remember a while back that I asked for help in starting a square, my
first project on my own without a book or a teacher? I am now pleased to know
that what I have done so far (almost finished) has been fudged and wangled
(didnt know the name for this!). Still as someone else said - it
As a relatively newcomer to lace I have been buying lace books as and when I
can afford it. I have at the moment The Book of Bobbin Lace Stitches by Cook
Stott and have just bought Practical Skills in Bobbin Lace by Cook. I have
just noticed another one called Introduction to Bobbin Lace
I have to cover my lace with cloths and pins and then cover the cloth and
pins with another cloth otherwise my cat is off with the pins also!
Nancy (in Dundee)
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From: Vicki Bradford twohappyb...@aol.com
Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2008 7:28 AM
I have just bought a pattern called Incy Wincy Spider. I bought it because it
was advertised as being ideal for a first big project and thought it was a
good idea. On getting the pattern I am only shown where to put the first two
pairs of bobbins (there are 34 pairs altogether) and I am to add
This may help us with our Christmas bills
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I have the same problem as Sister Claire. I am only 4ft 10 and a half. I
manage well at home as I have an adjustable stand for my pillow but when I
go to my evening class is another thing altogether.
It is in a school and we use the desk and chairs. Even with a table stand I
am having
I have to agree with Sister Claire on this. The subject was the history of
lace and not the Church.
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From: Sister Claire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 10:40 AM
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Subject: Re: [lace] Re:
I would just like to thank everyone for the input for this question of mine.
I have just bought a nine piece block pillow with a roller insert so am set up
now. Just don't know what to do with it though...
Nancy
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My problem is that I am not 'naturally' creative and so have to buy 'ready
made'. I really struggle learning to lace make and although I have been
learning for almost a year have just made a couple of Brenda's bookmarks
(rainy bank holiday). These are the first 'finished articles' I have been
I have not been lace making for very long and as such I am still buying the
'tools of the trade' I have two small round pillows, one large pillow and a
three block pillow. I was going to buy a roller pillow but the man who owns
the site says that almost everyone uses block pillows instead. Which
That is one of the most scariest ever - my heart was in my mouth the whole
time
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Sent: Monday, July 14, 2008 3:22 PM
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EveryDay Cheapskate 062008Just received this - timely I think
From: Everyday Cheapskate
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2008 10:20 AM
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Hi Brenda,
Thank you for the patterns they all look good. Can you help a beginner out
like me and tell me how many pairs of bobbins they take and where to start
them?
Thanks again
Nancy
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From: Brenda Paternoster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Rose ground has it £24.50
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From: Sue Duckles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2008 10:25 AM
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Subject: [lace] Re: Rosalibre
Morning fellow Spiders
Did a google search for Rosalibre and found a photo of it!!!
that be!
Anyway it took me a good few years before I found EBAY and was looking through
the craft section when I saw lace and after that the rest is history as they
say.
Nancy Nicholson
Dundee
Where it is sunny but still very cold
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pieces. Reading your emails on how knowledgeable you all are is a little off
putting in contributing so this may be the last you will hear from me in a
while!
Nancy Nicholson
Dundee
Scotland
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