Hi Arachnids,
Nice to see lace on shoes. BUT; help! I want a parachute!
Happy lace making.
Joepie in East Sussex, UK, where we have a peasouper fog at present.
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From: Brenda Paternoster
Subject: [lace] Lace trimmed shoes
Have a look at this for a fashion
I was at a wedding last weekend where nearly all the young women were wearing
those atrocities (shoe style, not the lace!) and a few 40-something's with the
Demi Moore Syndrome were also staggering around in them. I know their feet
will give them serious problems way earlier than usual, but of
Love them, love them, love them, only wish I could still wear them,
ah!
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk Uk
Subject: [lace] Lace trimmed shoes
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Hi Clay and everybody else:
Some years ago a woman from Singapore (I think) came to my needle arts guild
and brought her hand-embroidered shoes for Show 'n Tell. I thought they'd be
like Sherlock Holmes' persian slippers, but no, they were proper professionally
made leather-soled 2 heels.
By August, I should have a much better idea about shoemaking, as the
inter-disciplinary group (Women's Journeys in Fiber) to which I belong has
assigned shoes as our project for this year. Last year's theme was aprons,
and was the first year I had time to belong to the group. Next week our
I know it is available, but I'm not sure exactly where. In needlepoint
shops everywhere, they have painted canvases which can be made into
slippers or shoes after being worked. I suspect that it's a matter of
finding a cobbler who does more than just replacing heels and soles. I
just did a
I recall many years ago in our couuntry county in Virginia, the Home
Demonstration Club had a class? project? or whatever that they were
covering opera pumps with fabric. My mother had had polio so couldn't
wear pumps but did cover a pair of her old ladies comforts. It was a
situation of sanding
Yes, there are courses - in London, San Francisco and Melbourne - but not
exactly cheap!. Have a look at the Prescott and Mackay website
http://www.prescottandmackay.co.uk/
then click on the shoemaking section - and look at the video. Although there's
no lace being used I'm sure it could be!
I also spotted a course offered in Cincinnatti, Ohio (USA).
Clay
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On Mar 2, 2012, at 7:56 PM, Brenda Paternoster paternos...@appleshack.com
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Yes, there are courses - in London, San Francisco and Melbourne - but not
exactly cheap!.
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Seems it's typical of politicians everywhere. What you'd get in the UK is
The real question is .. following by As I've already said .
Does any politician anywhere actually answer the question they've been
asked? I doubt it.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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