On 20/04/2015 10:54, Noelene Lafferty wrote:
Will this do?
Oh yes, Noelene, it certainly will !
It's absolutely brilliant, and absolutely to the point.
I went to a lace day school once, after I'd been teaching myself to make
lace with books and a video, and ran into the lace police. As it
Recently I was looking up 'tralaticious' in the Oxford English
Dictionary Online, and found myself looking up 'dickey pot'. (Well, you
know how it is, as you get older?) There was no entry for 'dickey pot',
but there was a collection of quotations explaining how one meaning of
dickey, (or
Hi fellow Arachnids,
Another lovely poem from Noelene and very much to the point. Thank you.
Happy lace making,
Joepie, in sunny but still chilly (a glorious day really!) East Sussex, UK.
From: Noelene Lafferty
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Brilliant as always and is it right of course. We know there are various
lacemakers belonging to organisations for those who really enjoy learning
every one of the rules and can make every stitch how it should be made. It
is beautiful to see, but there are many of us out here who love making
I've made some wordles - word art from the phrases we used yesterday and they
are available on my website to download.
http://thelacebee.weebly.com/arachne.html
go to the acrachne page and scroll down to the bottom, click on the image you
like to get the full size and then right hand click the
Noelene The poem is lovely as always.
Daphne Martin Norfolk UK
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Will this do?
The world is full of rules and laws
Controlling all we do.
We must do this, we can't do that
Our freedoms are so few.
But when it comes to making lace
There's guidelines there, not laws.
We don't need fussy Lace Police
You can't do that, because .
So if you make your lace for joy
I think we tend to work best with the bobbins we are used to work with. In
my case, Spanish continentals, which most of you may find too big. Mine are
10,5cm long and woodbox.
The first course I did of a technique different to torchon (many years ago)
was a Tonder course. I had been told that
These are fun and would make lovely greeting cards for lacemakers.
From: The Lace Bee
I've made some wordles - word art from the phrases we used yesterday and they
are available on my website to download.
http://thelacebee.weebly.com/arachne.html
go to the acrachne page and scroll
These are SO great..NEVER could I think of doing this! I, also, thank you
for sharing,
These will be fun to use.
Happy lacing
BarbE
On Apr 20, 2015, at 7:46 AM, The Lace Bee thelace...@btinternet.com wrote:
I've made some wordles - word art from the phrases we used yesterday and
I have a copy of the book, TorchonLace: Purse Pendants by Susanne Thompson,
Lacet Publications, 1998. It has lovely patterns which I know my two (new!)
students would love to work. I tried to find copies of the book on-line, but
had no luck. Does anyone know if the booklet is still in print
I've made some wordles - word art from the phrases we used yesterday and they
are available on my website to download.
http://thelacebee.weebly.com/arachne.html
go to the acrachne page and scroll down to the bottom, click on the image you
like to get the full size and then right hand click the
These are fun and would make lovely greeting cards for lacemakers.
From: The Lace Bee
I've made some wordles - word art from the phrases we used yesterday and they
are available on my website to download.
http://thelacebee.weebly.com/arachne.html
go to the acrachne page and scroll
These are SO great..NEVER could I think of doing this! I, also, thank you
for sharing,
These will be fun to use.
Happy lacing
BarbE
On Apr 20, 2015, at 7:46 AM, The Lace Bee thelace...@btinternet.com wrote:
I've made some wordles - word art from the phrases we used yesterday and
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