Dear Arachnes,
I thought it worth posting this as I don't think anyone has and it may avoid
disappointment to intending visitors. I have to say last time I visited I
found the Lace room and the textile study room very sad tired-looking.
The VA are making some important changes to their
Today is starting off well, with the arrival of my copy of Lace 141!
There are some good articles, but I've just skimmed through it while I
drank my coffee.
Although today my husband is flying off to the USA again will be gone
for 7 weeks.
But I have several lace ideas that I want to get
Dear Arachnids,
This is the 4th time I'm trying to send this post , somehow they are not
getting through, hope this one makes it!
I have posted some pictures of a fan frame I bought some time ago and
have decided this is the year to do something about it. It is of brass
coated cast metal
Hi Dot,
The frame is amazingly beautiful. I would make a lace fan and put it between
two pieces of glass (cut to size and shape) as it seems to me that there is
enough space for it at the back of the frame. The difficult part will be to
find a pattern that matches the space. You will probably
Dear spiders,
I finally wrote another puncetto tutorial. This time I did something a
little different. Since I'm taking a course in Flash, I thought I'd
try using a Flash animation to show the stitches instead of
photographing or drawing each step. I'd appreciate feedback if you
have time to look
Thanks so much for that information, Louise. For those of us Across the Pond,
a trip to London would include at trip to VA specifically to look at their
textiles of all sorts. A beacon for such things. So I have crossed London off
my list for the duration. And I was actually toying with
Hello!
Could you anyone identify the flowers in the lace?
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5215/5403932193_6f92f6fcf0_z.jpg
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5220/5403931987_c3d414407a_z.jpg
Also, would anyone know what thickness of thread is used in these Mechlin lace?
Thank you!
Nath
PS I just
That's really neat Avital - how clever you are. I only wish I had time to
try out these things.
Actually Needle lace is part of the Diploma in Lace Studies I am currently
doing at uni, but for now it's only theory and history. Hopefully during
summer we should be doing lots of practical work.
What a great tutorial! Maybe someday I'll get brave enough to try!
*Peace,
Liz
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Avital
Way cool!
Lorelei
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I watch ALL the CSI TV programmes and Law and Order and the repeats - I'm
addicted. I've seen that question before - and still got it wrong!
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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And so the saga continues because even tonight hubby asked me again why noone
else got the answer 'right'. It's not too much CSI. The actual reason he
thinks like a psychopath is simple, he's trained to. Having been in the Army,
the Air Force and private security for more than half his life he
As my reply to Agnes did not come back to me from Lace Chat, I don't think I
hit Reply All. I would like to know how to do Undisclosed Recipients if
anyone knows.
Janice
Janice Blair
Crystal Lake, 50 miles northwest of Chicago, Illinois, USA
www.jblace.com
http://www.lacemakersofillinois.org
Right Liz you can tell him that my son also got it right he's
training as a forensic scientist and has just been doing psychology at
college today! No wonder he got it right!?! Now the question is
do I need to be worried or not
Sue in East Yorkshire
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