Happy New Year!
I have been subscribing to Arachne for about 8 months now, and this is the
first mention I have seen of commemorative bobbins - when are these
available, and could I get one for 2005 (as that is when I started
subscribing) even though it is 2006 now?
Dee Palin
Happy New Year, everyone!
Does anyone know whether any of the UK lace suppliers is/will be stocking
Volumes III and IV?
I had a cheque from my MIL for Christmas which would just about buy me the
pair (thus ensuring I spent the rest of the year feeling appropriately
grateful to her!), but don't
Oh!, Thank you Treena for that wonderful fan site. What a splendid
work of art. It really is 'thinking outside the box' as far as
construction and design are concerned and all the better for it. Not
for everyone perhaps but wonderful that someone can work like this.
Happy new year to All
Dear Lacefriends,
A Happy New Year to you all.
Just to let you know how lucky I am to have finished my part of lace
for Linda's diploma-dress. So she have to sew the whole thing together
and do the documentation and than she will get her Design-diploma. Uff
Ilske
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i wonder what kind of tips they might give for improving knitting from
this book?
K-022.Knitting Tips Trade Secrets, Clever Solutions for Better
Hand Knitting...1996...English...121p
--- Jane Viking Swanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All, It appears the IOLI library also has some of
Hello Laura
Below is an old 'recipe' for a parchment softener, it came from one of the
old lacemakers, though I haven't used it myself.
I believe the neatsfoot oil is available from a saddler (or anyone working
with leather I would think).
I stress I haven't used it myself so do experiment with
sorry about the personal email! i keep forgetting to change the email
address.
i joined the old lacers lace guild in america.
(www.internationaloldlacers.org ). i must have gotten them confused!
i'm not a member of the u.k. lace guild sorry about that. in
january i'll get my first
This looks like a row of crochet or a row of buttonhole stitches has been
added around the individual motifs in order to join them together. Hard to
tell
from the photos - even the enlarged version.
Mary in Southeastern Michigan
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In a message dated 12/30/2005 12:54:46 PM
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was wondering if anyone knows who made the Arachne
commemorative bobbins 2001-2005?
Arachne was born April 12, 1995.
The Anniversary Bobbins have been made by different
people. The records I find in my computer show the
following:
1996 Made by JoAnn Pruitt
Hi Beth and Alice,
I just checked my bobbins and I have the following:
1996 Margaret Wall (UK)
1997 Chris Parsons (UK)
1998 Chris Parsons (UK)
Then there seems to be a break (or else they are hiding
on a UFO) Until last years 10th anniversary one from
Pat Hallam.
Hope that fills in some holes
Thank you to all the Gentle Spiders who supplied me with the info! I took
two rolls of film (yes, film) this morning of my bobbins, grouped by
makers, pairs, whatever, and photographed the finished lace piece. Once I
get email notification that my film has been developed I can post the lace
so
Hi All,
I was googling yesterday looking for some wreath boxes, and there are a
few places that sell a variety via the web. DH bought me 2 big plastic
ones in Lowes, but there are ones that I saw on the web that are for
shipping and others of corrugated plastic for storing them. I just
googled
On Jan 1, 2006, at 19:45, Helen Bell wrote:
I was googling yesterday looking for some wreath boxes, and there are a
few places that sell a variety via the web. DH bought me 2 big plastic
ones in Lowes, but there are ones that I saw on the web that are for
shipping and others of corrugated
On Jan 1, 2006, at 4:27, beth wrote:
Does anyone know whether any of the UK lace suppliers is/will be
stocking
Volumes III and IV?
You can ask Sally (I think there is a contact me space on her website)
http://www.gis.net/~scbarry/index.html
but I doubt it.
don't have Paypal
It's not
i think its needle lace. it is too thin to be crochet. each crochet
stitch it much thicker than this even if all they did was slip stitch
crochet would still be double lipped with a center and much thicker
than needle lace stitches.
the style of lace design is needle lace. most crochet
i'm intereseted in all of it, but the lace guild i joined was the IOLI
or the International Old lacers Incorporated. i'm sure they have one
or two books on the subject if not the same book. what is the name of
the book?
--- Dorte Tennison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just read this message,
This year I am going to pamper myself. I can't be more specific because my
needs may change from day to day. I may need to take a break and see a
movie, or read a good book. Just whatever I feel I need at the moment.
Peace,
Anne in Austin TX
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From: harlequin lace
On Dec 31, 2005, at 12:09, harlequin lace (Sue in Southampton, UK)
wrote:
My resolution is to make time to make more lace, I hope that it will
be easy
to keep. What is your resolution?
I never even heard of New Year's resolutions until I came to the States
(possibly because making
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