And so say many of us.
Lyn R. Bailey, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
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From: Beth McCasland bmccs...@gmail.com
Sent: Dec 29, 2011 11:14 PM
To: Diane Williams drswilli...@yahoo.com
Cc: Arachne l...@dont.panix.com
Subject: Re: [lace] Fw: A Great Loss.
Diane,
Thank you for
I emailed Carla ( csbow...@cableone.netcsbow...@cableone.net ) who was
the lady who notified Diane about Mrs. Southard's death. She said she would
be there. I asked her to convey to Mrs. Southard's loved ones how much she
has meant to so many of us. Note also that the funeral home is
I just put up a post on the new Russian lace stamps issued on December 12th
on LaceNews.
Laurie
http://LaceNews.net
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I never knew I liked needlace before today, some truly spectacular and very
pretty pieces. I keep gravitating to the butterflies, the dragonfly and the
flowers, that fabulous 3D effect just had me hooked. I guess I might need
to hunt out some beginner stuff and give it a try.
But not today, I
I have just been told of another very sad loss for the lacemaking
community - Irma Osterman died on Wednesday. You can read her obituary
at
http://www.littlerockfuneralhome.com/fh/obituaries/obituary.cfm?o_id=1350192fh_id=10306
We haven't heard much of Irma in recent years but promoting and
the funeral home has a page where you can leave a message
You can leave a message here...
Devon, thank you for posting the link. I was able to write a note on the site
about how Doris had encouraged me with my lace designing. I sent her an 80th
birthday card and told her I had started to teach myself from her book. She
replied with a 4 page hand written letter of encouragement.
For those who might not know either of these ladies, or who might want to be
reminded of their skill, I do have some photos on my website.
On my website I do have many photos of Doris' Tonder bobbin lace. She came to
Chicago twice to give workshops for our local guild and stayed with me. This
*I count myself as one of the most fortunate lacemakers. In the late
1980's I purchased Doris'*
*book from her via the mail, With no teacher at tha time, Doris undertook
to help me. what a *
*very patient person. Later on she suggested I contact Ellinor Steingazner
who put me on to*
*my late
Hi there
Over the last 8 years Arachnians have been exchanging lace cards across the
globe. Below are a few statistics
. 7 ladies acted as coordinators during this time.
. 1 lady managed to coordinate for two years running
. We have exchanged 448 cards,
.
Hi, I attempted some wire needlelace a couple of years ago. It's very
challenging, almost impossible to back track redo mistakes as the wire
has memory retains kinks etc. I didn't finish the piece. Fun though, do
have a try. Can't remember the gauge of wire I used, it was very fine
copper wire.
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