Thanks for the information, Liz.
This site however, does not show the 4 Scan Books on the Moravia site.
I was only able to download a French translation from the Moravia site.
Jay in Sydney
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Thanks for the information, Liz.
This site however, does not show the 4 Scan Books on the
Moravia site.
http://www.ateliermb.ch/
3 of the 4 covers below properly link to PDF's
Jo
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I would like to hear some feed back from Canadian Lacemakers about whether
they consider the International Old Lacers to be their umbrella lace
organization, and why or why not.
Ideally, it would be best if you could post your opinion on Lace Round
Table, identifying yourself, if not
HI
I wanted to thank all that responded to my question about learning
patterns. Also I was searching the web and accidently found Jo Edkins site
- it is amazing and has answered some of my questions. It gives me some
initial dierctions that seem to be consistent in lace making. This is what
I
Try this link under Download.
http://eshop.ateliermoravia.com/clanek.12~.html
They are towards the bottom after the instructions for the Superstarch. It
shows 4, but the first one doesn't work. Right click on the image and click
open link. I don't know about the other books, but in the first
Hello Devon and everyone
I don't consider it could be my umbrella organization, being that it
is US-based but I think it is nice that I could be a member of it, and
that there are international representatives on its council.
Lacemakers in Canada could organize nationally if we wanted of the
This is slightly off topic but I thought everyone who has bought 'Floral Bucks
Patterns designed by Joyce Symes' would like to know that Maggy and I have now
been able to donate £3600 to Cancer Research UK - half to go to a research
group in Edinburgh working on the spread of cancer, the other
JJ, can't remember if it's been mentioned, but there are some excellent
instructional videos kindly assembled by Laurie on her Lace Notes Youtube
channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/lacenews#
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Brilliant book and brilliant results, Jean. Thank you.
Sue. Cornwall.UK
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So, I demonstrated at a local crafts bazaar, and it was highly successful, in
my opinion. I have a little half sheet that I hand out giving the urlâs of
IOLI, and more local lace groups and two major suppliers. I handed those only
to those who really expressed and interest, and I handed out
Absolutely fantastic. Well done. Well done. Good every way you look at it.
lrb
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This is slightly off topic but I thought
I have this curriculum binder,and I love it. It is a bit pricey, but if
you think you will be working with kids much it is well worth the price.
It is very well thought out with a lot of diagrams of basic stitches and
things to help illustrate a point. It uses the techniques it covers in
Hi Lyn and fellow Arachnids,
There are some children's booklets about. The Lace Guild (England) has a
couple including a Christmas set of relatively easy patterns. Then there is
Gillian Dye's 'An A B C of Lace Patterns (Elvington Press, IBSN 0 9522709 1
9) as well as Christine Springett's
Dear Kim,
You are so right. No hankie edgings for kids. But culling Christmas
stars, anything with 10 pairs or less, Brigette Bellons books, all that stuff
has great merit. A wide choice of options is I think the best approach, with
some cars and trucks thrown in.
I have just uploaded to
Due to problems with my eyesight I have taken to reading my email on my phone
as I cannot focus on my pc screen so well. The latest digest had only 8 emails
most of which repeated long previous emails. It was hard to see what there was
to read scrolling endlessly down the length of the digest.
I was informed that my message in the email I sent was sadly curtailed. So I
am sending it again. Those funny marks are actually apostropheâs.
Dear Devon, et al,
I am now removing the bobbins from my fingers and putting on my
Lawyer/Barrister/Solicitor cap. Or whatever they wear. If it says,
There is an excellent resource for all of us courtesy of LOKK. Go to
their site under their free patterns. take a look at the archive. they
have all sorts of wonderful tape patterns and others that would more
than suite your needs. If you get the child to research it herself then
you have not
Hello Everyone!
I don't know who came up with the idea that Canadian lacemakers should or
would consider the International Old Lacemakers
the umbrella for Canada. Sorry about the hesitation but the steam coming
out of my ears was fogging my pc screen.
I was once a member of that group about 20
Also, I have found that children's colouring books have fairly simple
drawings which can be easily translated into tape lace.
Joepie, East Sussex, UK
Does anyone know of a website that teaches/shows how to do this? I have 8
preteens that I 'teach' that I would like to see have a go at this.
...Maggy and I have now been able to donate £3600 to Cancer Research UK
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Jean, that is Wonderful Congratulations to you both.
The book is excellent, and to raise that much with sales is fantastic.
Well done.
Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz.
lizl...@bigpond.com
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-The child involved is about 10. Are there books out there for children
her age? Or are there books out there with patterns in them that have appealed
to other children her age that you folks know?
Someone's already mentioned Christine Springett's books. Her first is Lace
for Children
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Christmas 2011 -- Birth of a New Tradition
As the holidays approach, the giant Asian factories are kicking into high
gear to provide Americans with monstrous piles of cheaply produced goods --
merchandise that has been produced at the expense of American labor. This
year will be
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