No need to be embarrassedYou are NORMAL!!! It is very common to have an
unfinished project waiting for many years.
I'm currently working on a piece that was on the shelf for almost ten years.
At one IOLI Conference, they gave a prize to the person who had an unfinished
project, that they
In message 20090213034446.0460ff...@fep03.mfe.bur.connect.com.au,
David in Ballarat d.collye...@aapt.net.au writes
And if by magic here are the
pictures of his exquisite Tønder Lace edging for you to admire:
http://www.margorsson.com/David_Collyer_Tønder_Gallery.html
How come
An incredible piece of work. thank you for sharing the ongoing work and now
the finished piece.
Now we are all looking forward to seeing this piece,
Sue T
Dear Friends,
Today I was able to finally complete my piece of Toender lace which I
had commenced on 14 Jan 2007!!
I have sent the
That is absolutely beautiful work, David.Vaga, vaga ilus, as they say
in Estonia.
And while you are at this web-site click on Men n' Lace at the top of
the page,
then click on the name Priit Halberg just under David Collyer. Priit
is Estonian.
Make sure that you also look at his photos on
Thanks Debbie - I've found it now.
You wouldn't believe the upset one little pesky Danish slashed O could cause.
Here's the link which now works for me.
http://www.margorsson.com/David_Collyer_T%C3%B8nder_Gallery.html
Thanks again Julian.
David
Same here. My computer does not recognize that
Lorelei,
A beautiful piece. the design is interesting. I wouldn't expect leaf tallies
and cucumber tallies in English Bucks point. But they have slipped into the
Danish version. Very interesting. Has anyone else seen this combination of
elements in other Toender pieces?
I must confess I
Yes you're right, DMC Cordonnet 100 is very similar in thickness to
Broder machine 30 or Bockens 100/2. Finca 40 and DMC
Cordonnet/Dentelles 80 are all a little thicker whilst Brok 100 and
Finca 80 are both much finer.
Brenda
On 13 Feb 2009, at 06:30, Lorelei Halley wrote:
Hi
Can
In 2005 I began my lace making journey and some of you will remember
helping me out along the way. One person who inspired me was Jackie
Bowhey (dec) of Queensland Australia. Over my first year of lace making
Jackie lent me her collection of Lace Express and as a thank you I did
up a index for
These 4 did a previous series which was shown again, so maybe they will. We
did record and watch, so that anything missed could be revisited.
I asked about Ruths lace which several people mentioned chemical lace.
I too enjoyed seeing her working the straw and all the other facest of this
Dear Lori,
Yes, please! It would be nice to have, as so little is available from
Spain. Do you need $ now?
Jeri
In a message dated 2/13/2009 3:05:09 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
lacefa...@roadrunner.com writes:
You may want this. Do you want me to get it copied and bound? Here
Yes, please! It would be nice to have, as so little is available from
Spain. Do you need $ now?
Jeri
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Congratulations David. That is a Beautiful piece fo lace. I hope you bring it
to a Lace Day sometime - soon!!
We have missed seeing you recently.
Regards from Liz in Melbourne
lizl...@bigpond.com
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Dear All
This has been a great and timely thread.
I'm just about to embark on
Vivienne's table cloth pattern and one of the options for joining the pieces
is to crochet them together.
What size crochet hook would you suggest for
Finca 20?
Thansk
Viv in Worcestershire
laceandb...@aol.com wrote:
For those lacemakers who are also patchwork/quilters, an American who lives
in Australia has started a Bushfire Quilt project to make quilts for people
who have lost everything in the fires. She has her local quilt group ready
to help make up the quilts; I
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