Tamara P Duvall wrote:
On Jun 5, 2006, at 20:28, Aurelia Loveman wrote:
I remember the teacher [...] telling us that we should reckon on
making an inch per hour (a square inch? a running inch?).
That is, indeed, an intriguing question, since there's _quite_ a
difference between the two...
Hi, Joyce,
Stupid-question time, but for the sake of clarity: your little piece
of silk Chantilly is actually made by you? --- Not an antique, or a
gift, or machine-made copy, or . :-D
Next question: if the piece was made by you, how big is it, and how
many hours did it take to
Dear Joyce,
I think I can place the time that that was the price
of lace.
It was in Europe, and around the era when lace was
resticted to being worn by the upper classes only,
particularly around France and Venice, I think
(mid-late 18th c). I am not sure that it applied to
bobbin lace, I have
On Jun 5, 2006, at 20:28, Aurelia Loveman wrote:
I remember the teacher [...] telling us that we should reckon on
making an inch per hour (a square inch? a running inch?).
That is, indeed, an intriguing question, since there's _quite_ a
difference between the two... There's also quite a
