This is what I found
http://www.laceexpress.com/cgi-bin/web_store/web_store.cgi?page=/magazines.ht
m&
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It is a bit cheaper than the numbers sold in Spain.
I hope you can find what you are looking for.
Maria Greil
El jue., 20 ago. 2020 a las 21:24, AGlez ()
escribió:
> I am in Spain, and know
I am in Spain, and know of this supplier here:
https://opercheiro.com/40-lace-express
Antje, in Spain. Lovely summer weather where I live...
El jue., 20 ago. 2020 a las 21:05, Malvary Cole ()
escribió:
> A quick google search shows that they have some back numbers. Whether
> that
> is still
A quick google search shows that they have some back numbers. Whether that
is still active, I can't tell you.
Malvary in Ottawa where it is a dull day.
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From: Vicki Bradford
Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2020 10:45 AM
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] Lace Express
im sure im asking for the moon but if
*am somewhat limited as a lacer ((I dont do honiton, etc)...*
Im trying to guess from the magazine covers what would likely have patterns
I could be capable of doing
*any names I should look for, any issues anyone would suggest for someone
who's done
Lorri said:
They may be available, but I am very suspect of a site that demands credit
card info before you can even see if you want to purchase from them.
My comment:
I went to the website given previously and was able to view the available
magazines without being asked for payment.
"Lace
behalf of Bev Walker
<walker.b...@gmail.com>
Sent: Monday, March 13, 2017 9:17 AM
To: Carolyn M Salafia
Cc: AGlez; Arachne
Subject: Re: [lace] Lace Express
Hello Carrie and everyone
Lace Express back issues are readily available for purchase at their
website.
www.laceexpress.com<http://www.
I have noticed, on Pinterest, what language you search for things has a
huge impact on how many and what quality you get. It is possible that
entire markets were wiped out, but we may not be feeling it in our own.
As someone who designs, it is very, very sad. It is not the money that
bothers me,
That's what made me order my Binche Kompact pattern: seeing it on someone's
blog. Sadly some ink is fading before I've finished the pattern. OK more
than four years is quite some time to work on it. Then again I have trouble
finding a printing service that would make a cheaper copy for a friend
Rosemary, and fellow lacemakers,
The only lace demo I have knowledge in Málaga (Spain) in June is
LAS LAGUNAS - MIJAS COSTA - MALAGA
Saturday 10th. June
Respect to Lace Express, as far as I'm concerned as designer and a regular
collaborator, it is a bad new, and sad for all who love lace.
I did read Antje's blog at the time but I wonder if the patterns on
Pinterest really have that big an influence on the sale of the magazine. I
have opened some of these scanned patterns but find them of no use what so
ever. The resolution is so small that once the pattern is enlarged the
lines
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That is great news. !! What a relief.
In medicine we have started to preserve books that go out of friends, and it's
amazing how smart people were, and how much I've save myself from re-creating
the wheel by turning to sources who knew so much. I'm delighted that I am not
too late to benefit
Salafia
Sent: Monday, March 13, 2017 11:39 AM
To: Rosemary Brown
Cc: Arachne
Subject: Re: [lace] Lace Express
Dear all
If anyone is willing to sell originals or copies of Lace express. ... I
finally have my life back (kids out of college) and am devastated by the loss
of this magazine
I would
Hello Carrie and everyone
Lace Express back issues are readily available for purchase at their
website.
www.laceexpress.com
On Mon, Mar 13, 2017 at 9:08 AM, Carolyn M Salafia <
carolyn.sala...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Agree one hundred percent. If there is an archive where copies can be
> purchased
Agree one hundred percent. If there is an archive where copies can be purchased
to benefit the printers or their designate I'm happy to do so.
This was part of my happiest times many years ago and have been counting the
years till I could again.
Would be happy to do whatever folks felt was
I would like to share with you a post I published in my blog a few weeks
ago. I think it is interesting for many lacemakers to know that and
reconsider some attitudes.
http://vueltaycruz.es/en/lace-makers-appeal.html
PD. The Karpenko's have not retired. They just could not keep the business
Dear all
If anyone is willing to sell originals or copies of Lace express. ... I finally
have my life back (kids out of college) and am devastated by the loss of this
magazine
I would also be happy to scan any lace express issues return the original
to their owner and donate the
Rosemary, and fellow lacemakers,
The only lace demo I have knowledge in Málaga (Spain) in June is
LAS LAGUNAS - MIJAS COSTA - MALAGA
Saturday 10th. June
Respect to Lace Express, as far as I'm concerned as designer and a regular
collaborator, it is a bad new, and sad for all who love lace.
Think I know the reindeer you mean, could you mean 2004? Lace Express started
circulating in 1997, will look it up for you a little later, am on my way out
for a little while. Have done it if it is the same one we are talking about -
cute.
Mary Carey
Campbelltown, Australia
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Hi All,
The cute little reindeer I did is from Lace Express 3/2010 - Cotton 50/3, 6
prs. It stands 16.5 cms ( about 6 1/4) tall.
Must spend some more time populating the Data Base a friend has set up for me
to make things easier to find.
Something else which is useful (did not always do it) is
Moved to Chat because I have nothing lacy to say.
Discussion was of a picture in Lace Express in which the
relief was reversed, so that lace looked like quilting.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But it does beg the question... why does it work that
way? I don't have an answer -
First, it
Hi Jenny et al,
Yep, definitely says 1/06 on the cover. Does anyone else get the optical
illusion effect with the piece illustrated on p37 (a very pleasant torchon
piece) - when you start to look at it it appears as you would expect - ecru
lace taken on a white background - as you continue
Hi Andrea !
An interesting observation! I don't have that publication, but I have noticed
the same effect in other books and magazines. Try this: turn the picture
upside down. Now does it look right? Sometimes the publishers make mistakes,
and turn photos upside down - especially when
The Lace Express web site is:
http://www.laceexpress.de/cgi-bin/web_store/web_store.cgi?page=/main2.htmc
art_id=
and the link to the magazines is the left-hand icon at the top of the page.
Jean in Poole
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From: Angel Skubic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Jean Nathan' [EMAIL
Thanks very very much Jean
Cearbhael
-Original Message-
From: Jean Nathan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 1:09 PM
To: Angel Skubic; 'Lace'
Subject: Re: [lace] Lace Express
The Lace Express web site is:
http://www.laceexpress.de/cgi-bin/web_store
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