I have just completed my first christmas piece for 2010, like what I see in
my newest little design, colour choice and bangle used, but am a bit
dissappointed with the plaited hanging loop. I worked the piece from the
bottom up, attaching the first two threads to the bangle and then at the
Dear Mark
I would love to look at your bloemwerk lace and other things on your
web-site but each time I do, I only get about one inch of picture at the top
of the screen and then am told that it is 'done'.
I have tried all combinations of your tat-man address but it is always the
same.
Is
I have received an inquiry from a man who would like to see examples of
Ipswich lace, preferably in the geographical area of Ipswich. I have Marta
Cotterall's book and from that, it would seem that the best examples are
actually in Washington, DC. How easy it is to access any of these, I do
Hello Lacefriends,
some of you have grids for downloading on your websites. I can't find the links
so quick could you please send me them privately?
Thank you
Ilske
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Sue
I looked at your collection of Christmas decorations -- very nice. If your
concern is that the braid/plait which serves as a hanger tends to curl up --
braids do that when they get very long. But they do make a very neat, clean
hanging method. I think you are right that the weight of the
Hi Devon,
There is (or at least was) a small amount of Ipswich lace on display in
the Whipple House in Ipswich, Mass. I visited there about ten years
ago and found the house full of other interesting things as well, and
it is well worth visiting. Of course you are right that our group has
I emailed the museum this morning, asking what was on display, and was there
any more Ipswich lace etc. on display anywhere else. I will let all spiders
know when I hear anything. They list lace, pillows and other artifacts on
their list of collections, but that doesn't mean it's on display,
The last time the IOLI convention was at Bathesda someone did a lecture on the
history of Ipswich lace. I found it very interesting and I always wanted to go
to Ipswich after taking this class. Still want to. Hope someday to get there..
I heard that some black lace owned by Martha still
That lecture was given by Marta Cotterell Raffel, author of The Laces
of Ipswich.
Vicki
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Subject: Re: [lace] Ipswich Lace- location of examples
The last time the IOLI convention was at Bathesda someone did a lecture
on the history of
I have just completed my first christmas piece for 2010, like what I see in
my newest little design, colour choice and bangle used, but am a bit
dissappointed with the plaited hanging loop. I worked the piece from the
bottom up, attaching the first two threads to the bangle and then at the
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