Thank you Nancy for your generous praise. Needlelace is such a minority lace
and I thought it might inspire others to have a go.
It's so portable too!
Catherine Barley Needlelace
www.catherinebarley.com
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From: Nancy Neff
Subject: Re: [lace] New Website
I've
Hi Catherine!
Congratulations for such a lovely website! I loved seeing your beautiful work!
Thank you for sharing!
Clay
Clay Blackwell
Lynchburg, VA, USA
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On Apr 18, 2013, at 4:25 AM, Catherine Barley
catherinebar...@btinternet.com wrote:
I've been busy lately putting
What lovely work! and a very sophisticated web site. I am blown away by how
beautiful your needlelace is--you have such talent. I've tried my hand at
needlelace and I find bobbin lace so much simpler easier to control, so I
really admire your abilities. (and slightly envious as well :-)
Nancy
Congratulations Catherine on your excellent site, I really enjoyed the way we
could actually see work in progress from start to finished project.
Was the parasol displayed at the 7 exhibition a few years ago? I believe it
was the one we admired when we went to the exhibition.
Sue M Harvey
Dear Catherine,
Thank you for sharing. Your site is amazing as is your work. It is wonderful
to be able to see and study your work up close.
It will be inspirational to us all and what a lovely start to my day here in
wet Wollongong, but the sun is peaking through.
Annette Meldrum, Australia
Hi Sandi
Your new website is wonderful and your beautiful designs are just gorgeous.
I vividly remember seeing for the very first time, your wonderful shell
exhibited at the John Bull exhibition when Susan and Roger Cox were still
running The English Lace School in Devon. We had never seen
Hi Sandi,
Wonderful website. Spend a while enjoying the lace pictures of your magical
lace. However, I have not come across any mention of the delightful booklets
of patterns/info you and your fellow culprits (Angela Brown, Jean Mary Eke
and Joke Sinclair) produced. Are you going to include
Hello All,
I too have completed preliminary work on a website; not as organized as
yours Sue. However, I have tried to get as many of the pictures with pattern
details but for some pieces I only have a prickings. If anyone can help with
the un-credited patterns that would be great. The address
Lovely work Rhiannon - the horse is beautiful, and quite different from
traditional Bucks Point (my daughter would love it...)
Where did you get that pattern and the Musical Clef one? They look like two
for my to-do list if I can get hold of them!
Beth
in Cheshire where a beautiful sunny spring
On Mar 5, 2009, at 18:24, Jane Partridge wrote:
In message 782001.93724...@web81708.mail.mud.yahoo.com, Janice Blair
jbl...@sbcglobal.net writes
Hi Sue,
I also liked the simple bookmark with the teapots and cups.
Where did you find that pattern? I am sure Tamara would enjoy adding
that
I have now made myself A Round Tuit.
It's tatted, with ring and with chain.
And now I can always point to it
If I say around to it again.
There's a Bucks fan I'm longing to tackle.
There's a Bedfordshire collar with cuff.
And now that I have A Round Tuit
I can happily say time's enough.
For if
Very nice job Sue!
Keep up the good work!
bobbi
On Wed, 4 Mar 2009 12:32:20 - Sue hurwitz...@supanet.com writes:
My DH has finished putting a new website together for me displaying
some of
the better pieces worked by me over that time. We have left out
sample
strips and just put in
Thanks, Sue, for sharing your website and lovely laces: and thanks to your
husband, who put together the easily-accessed pictures. What a treat to see
this, first thing this  morning!
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From: Sue hurwitz...@supanet.com
To: Arachne lace@arachne.com,
I was lucky to find a teacher locally and went for lessons for almost 4
years. In this way I learned the basics of several techniques which have been
a huge help over the time since she retired and I have continued on at home.
I did find the dvd very helpful in learning how to do enough
Sue, your website is lovely, as are the pieces you display. What a
great variety. I'd never thought of using lace as photograph frames; I
think they look particularly good on the sepia photos.
A delight.
Lesley
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Nice site, nice laces - I especially liked the 'fledgling designs' - the
crown is smart, and the Torchon shapes are lively. Keep up the good work!
On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 4:32 AM, Sue hurwitz...@supanet.com wrote:
Anyone who wants to take a peek can click on the link below.
Sue T Dorset UK
Sue
I love the site. I am also amused by the site's address - a play on how you
feel sometimes?
Patricia Runcie
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Hello Alex!
Yes!! I was able to open the website, and to navigate around in it! I
was so impressed with the lace that you and Jean have designed!
I'm happy to say that I have several of your books, and find the Cassell
Dictionary to be one of my favorites!
Thank you for sharing this
Dear Alex Jean,
your website is simply splendid. Thanks so much for sharing
David in Ballarat
My friend Jean has produced a web site for both of us at
http://web.mac.com/jeanmaryeke. There is something about us, Lindfield
Lacemakers and Designers and a free pattern that will be changed
Hello Alex
If Jean has really only been using a computer for a couple of months
she's done fantastically well. There's substance to the site, not just
a blog, the layout is clean and the hyperlinks all work. Well done.
Re the pattern; as I could see no 'download' button and no hand
This is a very nice website.
I went to the link below directly, my browser edited the dot at the end ;)
I printed out the pattern from my jpg viewer and the printout was spot-on 4
inches, on the indicator line.
You probably know there is a typo for the Lindfield link on your welcome
page (but the
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