I received the (Lace) Don't waste time message from Lun Hudrun and from Janet
Theaker and didn't click the link, but Malware Bytes has found malicious items
which obviously got through AVG so think I'll change my anti-virus program.
Been busy re-setting passwords.
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Thanks for the welcome back Bev, and also for your and Sally's welcome
advice. Sally touched on something that worried me from day 1 when I first
started making lace Posture and position at the cushion. Pity there
isn't a group of recommendations to follow: cushion at such and such a
height
I'd suggest starting with the lace you most enjoyed making in the past. If
you're already enjoying the pleasure of holding the bobbins again, I'm sure
you'll find it'll come back to you quickly - kind of like riding a bike.
Sue
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Well done Liz. Even though your student took a long time learning to make her
lace Iâm sure she values her ability to make it and will always remember you
with gratitude for the way you would repeatedly go over the same points.
Thatâs teaching and learning.
Happy lacemaking to you both
Alex
Hello micki (and everyone)
Welcome back to lace ;)
My free advice is to start with a pattern with just a few pairs to get a
sense of the process as you mention. It doesn't need to be a beginning
pattern, if you can see right away what you need to do to start - a
bookmark is logical or could be a
Mietje
Sorry to hear about such a serious accident, and lingering pain. But I think
you will find that a 4 year gap won't have cost you much. I had about an 8
year gap in lacemaking because of family issues and remembered virtually
everything without difficulty. Although with the more difficult
Welcome back to lacemaking Micki I suspect it might be like riding bike.
You never completely lose the knack I am sure you will quickly get back in
stride.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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I'd be tempted to enlarge a simple bookmark pattern to about 300% plus and make
it using yarn as a slim scarf. The pattern would make up quick to get you back
in the saddle and using the large pattern would work well with getting you back
to the pattern.
L
Kind Regards
Liz Baker
On 3 May
Now there's a thought Liz, but I might make curtain tie backs using your
idea. Bought curtains yesterday for my son and his lovely girlfriend and
thought the curtains needed tie backs.
I think a large scale project like this could be very positive and
encouraging. Great idea, thanks!
Mietjie
If you think you've trained your dog, think again:
https://www.youtube.com/embed/uqlGn-K42U8?rel=0
I had a Border Collie and it was as thick as a brick - frightened of sheep.
Jean Nathan in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Lyn, it is extraordinarily beautiful lace! After hearing your description I
am delighted to see a photo. Congratulations on a job well done.
Hugs,
Carol
Valley of the Sun
Goodyear, AZ. USA
Where we have already had our first over 100 deg day.
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On May 2, 2015, at 11:14 AM,
Yes, Mariña's book has been published a few years ago. This is the book:
http://www.roseground.com/images/product/e2af6568c737eb554f12fc6122b19721.jpg
I think it is fantastic.
Barbara Fay sells it. But I don't know about distributors in the USA. In
case you do not find it, get in touch with
Mariña's book published a few years ago was on Hinojosa lace, which is
related to but not exactly the same as Candida's lace. It was distributed by
Holly in the US but whether there are any copies left anywhere is another
matter, certainly all the UK ones were sold.
As far as I have heard, the
Thanks Jacquie. I have the Hinojosa book and took her Hinojosa class a few
years ago. Looking forward to more books from her.
Hope you are well.
Peg
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Date:Sun, May 3, 2015 at 11:39 AM
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Candida's
I have not been making lace for best part of four years and suspect that it
won't be easy to return to it, as I suffered a bad injury to my right
shoulder with chronic pain as a legacy. But I think the time is right to
give it a try.
At the time of the accident I was at beginning of intermediate
Holly van Sciver has it in the US. Lovely book but pricy.
NAYY
Cynthia
On May 3, 2015, at 10:05 AM, AGlez antje.gonza...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, Mariña's book has been published a few years ago. This is the book:
http://www.roseground.com/images/product/e2af6568c737eb554f12fc6122b19721.jpg
I
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