What a wonderfully done site.
Thank you Lorelei
Ilske
Am 14.09.2012 um 00:28 schrieb Lorelei Halley:
For those who love sol laces, here are some marvelous ones from Hvar,
Croatia.
http://sitakrajka.blogspot.com/2012/03/hvarska-krajka-hvarska-cipka.html
Lorelei
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Hi Jeri
While we are on the subject of washing, a question that has been in my mind
for a while. In my washing machine I use 'Ecozone Ecoballs' from
www.healthy-house.co.uk that are fragrance free and claim to be chemical free.
I don't know if they can be used for hand washing but would they be
Ou t of curiosity (as I live in America and have no tech nical knowledge to
add to washing lace), I looked to see what these balls are! Their
ingredients are listed as follows:
Ecozone Ecoballs
Sodium alpha olefin sulphonate 37%, laureth-9 14.50%, sodium metasilicate 11%,
sodium carbonate
Hi Sue,
I have seen this piece of lace in the Czech Republic this summer, at a
wonderful exhibition of laces from the school of Iva Proskova. The coloured
part of the motives is needle lace, or at least the original lace is. I
don't know if the pattern is on sale. Perhaps getting in touch with
Thank you for that.Â
I wondered how the centres were worked, but hadn't enlarged the feathers
enough to see. Needle lace would be an easy way to produce the coloured effect
one wanted.
Sue
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Hi Alex
I too went on the website and found these:
Bluemagicball
Pure silver is a natural bactericide. When the Bluemagicball is in the washing
machine, silver ions are released into the water and distributed into your
laundry. The washed laundry remains impregnated with silver for
From: Sue Duckles
To: Alex Stillwell
Cc: lace@arachne.com
Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2012 12:42 PM
Subject: Re: [lace] Washing
Hi Alex
I too went on the website and found these:
Bluemagicball
Hi Sue
I was asking about the wash balls, not the Bluemagic ball that is a separate
ball added to
Hello fellow lace makers
It is that time of year again when we make and exchange cards with
fellow Arachne members. I (Amber Lackey) will once again be organizing
the Exchange while Jenny Brandis has once again volunteered her
websight to archive the pictures and patterns. So, if you are
Dear Alex,
You addressed the question to me about Ecozone Ecoballs. I am not a
chemist. I write for the person who has family lace or newly-purchased old
lace
and wants to clean it. Nothing is completely foolproof, because
lacemakers and lace collectors are all over the world,
Hi Alex:
Still awaiting a reply about the Ecozone Ecoballs that can be used
separately
from the Bluemagic ball.
I found this product on the website you gave. Clicking on it will bring up a
menu page that lets you find the ingredients and the percentage of their use
in the product. I was
Hello All! Not to argue with the authorities, but--are we sure the square
devices posted are for Teneriffe?? They look like vintage (1930's?) weavettes
to me! Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Erie, PA USA
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this is not about lace making but I am hoping that you spiders of much
knowledge will tell me the sort of glues I might use to restick a crystal
type stone back into a piece of jewellry. My DH cleaned it in the machine
yesterday and one of the stones fell out.
I used to make jewellry many
Thank you, you lovely spiders, grin.
You didn't let me down and we have the glue mentioned by several so will be
able to repair it.
Sue T
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Hello fellow lace makers
It is that time of year again when we make and exchange cards with
fellow Arachne members. I (Amber Lackey) will once again be organizing
the Exchange while Jenny Brandis has once again volunteered her
websight to archive the pictures and patterns. So, if you are
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