Dear Lacemakers,
I was recently privileged to be able to test David Leader's Beta version of
Lace on my iPad Air! I had installed the iPhone version earlier this fall
and was impressed, but having the program enhanced for the larger iPad screen
really makes it even better!
The program is
I am in the process of editing the mailing list for Lace at Sweet Briar which
will be held in mid-June in Virginia. Due to the high cost of printing and
mailing, I have removed many names of people who have received the brochure for
years, but have never responded. However, I would be happy to
I agree here with Clay. I too was privileged enough to test the beta version
on Chris's ipad as well as on my old iphone and was well impressed with it!!
Chris always insists that I am the only person he knows who can crash an
apple and I haven't crashed this programme (yet LOL)
As
Am 07.12.2013 um 20:03 schrieb Sue Duckles s...@duckles.co.uk:
Thanks Jean David for all your hard work and allowing some of us to test it
for you! It's brilliant!!!
I second this - since I also had that great opportunity to beta test the app, I
can say that it's very useful and clearly
Dear all,
I think it has been a great idea to produce this application for our
mobile devices. In effect I bought it when JeanDavid informed on
Arachne and I installed perfectly the version for Iphone, on the Ipad.
It looked like in a smaller way but there was and worked fine.
It is of great
To draw in younger people you might also prepare a little card with links so
some good lace sites and online discussion groups, as a handout. There are A
LOT!
Lorelei
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I demo at city celebrations - 4th of July or founder's days. I find if you
want to impress/dazzle older people they go for the frilly yardage, but if
you want to hook the kids/teens things like the snake, or a bunny, or a
dinosaur are the best. And more often than not it's the kids that really
When I demonstrate, I tend to break it down to the essentials also. I agree...
Although I usually say that essentially, there are only two moves in
lacemaking, the cross and the twist. Then I explain that it is how these are
combined that lead to the lovely patterns. I also point out that
I agree. Tatting is 3 movements to doing it. I say the same for bobbin
lacemaking even tho technically it is 2. once you master these movements,
you can grow into all else. I shuttle tat and have demonstrated and held a
class where i gift kits (ready wound shuttles, etc.) at Americana Days -
