Hi Debora and arachnids.
Thank you, that was a great help as it showed me that I should have
transferred the manual from my computer to my Kindle first (Embarrassed
smile). I can now play with the program to see what its useful points are
for me.
Happy lace making,
From: Debora
Regarding recent comments and questions about the Antique Pattern Library: I
have volunteered with the APL for several years, donating scans of textile
publications (in the public domain) from my personal collection, and
moderating the Yahoo Group associated with the APL. When I read recent
We have the DMC Needle Made Laces book in the APL. In the catalog, it is
listed as :
Dillmont, Th. de, ed.
D.M.C. Needle-Made Laces,
Series 1.
Mulhouse, Dollfus Mieg Cie, [c.1905], approx 98 pgs
Also, if you click on Edit on the Menu Bar of your browser, then â from the
resulting drop down
I was not happy with the idea of a recliner settee when we first bought it,
however, I discovered that I could put a cushion on my lap to angle my pillow
to the right level and still have my feet up.
For shortish periods of lacemaking; say around an hour or so, this is a
perfect way to relax and
...12 inches square. What size...to turn a bridal hanky into a temporary
baby bonnet in the future...pack,
store, present, this piece... Sue T
***
I
am a tad rusty, but as I remember a hankie of about 14-15 is ideal, as a
baby's head is around 18 circumference, and the ear to ear measurement
Here's a link to some pictures of someone who had their hair laced. Very
cool!!!
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=bobbin+lace+hairw=alls=intreferer_searched=1
Peg
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That laced hair was magnificent! So regal, so elegant Thanks for
sharing!
Clay
On 8/19/2011 8:15 PM, Witchy Woman wrote:
Here's a link to some pictures of someone who had their hair laced.
Very cool!!!
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=bobbin+lace+hairw=alls=intreferer_searched=1
