Dear Penelope
I am sorry to hear of your loss. Jenny made beautiful lace, and I have
her lovely book "Lace from Australian bush "
Sue
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From "Penelope Piip"
To lace@arachne.com
Date 5/28/2023 2:16:03 AM
Subject [lace] More sad news - RIP
Whoops! That went before I was ready to send it. I have copied it to
Teresa who originated the conversation, and I included the message from
Liz Reynolds about the change of address for Arachne messages.
I'm not sure if the lace digests are continuing now there is so little
traffic on Arachne,
Liz
We are very grateful to you for continuing to maintain this lacelist.
Many of us have been on it for a long time and appreciate it even though
we don't use it as much as we used to.
I think it would be fine to no longer have lace-chat. It was created
when we were a very busy list and was a
This is the content of their email, for anyone who wants to know more:
Dear Lace Maker,
Kathy and I are pleased to announce the general release of our newest
lace making program with Sylvia Fellows, “Basic Techniques in
Chrysanthemum Lace”. The program had an exclusive release at the IOLI
I found the link Carole referred to:
https://rauma.kuvat.fi/kuvat/Rauma-neuleet+esiin+-kulkue/
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>From "Carole Attard"
To "Sue Babbs"
Date 10/8/2022 2:30:08 AM
Subject Re: [lace] Lace from the Rauma sweate
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/rauma
I see that it was designed partly by Finnish lacemaker Tarmo Thorström
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Date 10/7/2022 7:04:44 PM
Subject Fw: Re: [lace] Lace from the
>From "Karen ZM"
To "Sue Babbs"
Cc "lace@arachne.com"
Date 9/28/2022 11:16:22 AM
Subject Re: [lace] The Lace Dress.
>Does anyone have the email address for Kirsten Brinkmann, as I and
>perhaps some other Maltese lacemakers would like to participate in h
Dear Brian
I just want to say thank you to you for all the time and effort you have
put into this research, and for sharing it with us all.
Sue
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From "Brian Lemin"
To "lace@arachne.com"
Date 9/28/2022 12:44:25 AM
Subject [lace] Brian and
I also sent a message to Facebook bobbin lace list as I had heard that
some people had not heard from Kirsten within the last month. Kirsten
has written, confirming this is still going ahead and says:
Dear all,
unfortunately I had to completely withdraw for a while to deal with my
health. Please
e
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>From "Sue Babbs"
To "Arachne"
Date 11/11/2021 4:32:01 PM
Subject Re[3]: [lace] Project Lace Dress
>Here's the text from the pdf, to whet your appetites for participating!
> You'll need to follow the link
>https:/
I saw your test message
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Date 7/11/2022 10:55:17 AM
Subject [lace] test
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Brian sent this to me but it was clearly meant for the whole list
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From: "Brian Lemin"
Sent: 2/25/2022 8:05:39 PM
Subject: In praise of Wright! and a ps about another "worthy"
I have been reading with interest the discussion on "slip thread". My
ignorance knows
I'd love to see photos of this thread on our Flickr account! Let me
know if you need the login.
I wonder if it would be good to put the thread in a shower room / in a
container under a damp cloth to add humidity to it. I know that makes
a different when cotton threads on the pillow become
I looked in the archives for "slip" and came up with these messages
from Brenda Paternoster:
[lace] Slip threads
Brenda Paternoster Sat, 31 Mar 2007 15:18:22 -0800
Dear Spiders
I have recently acquired some old slip threads - thank you Lynne - and
my quandry is whether or not I should break
rona will be at Sant Daniel's Monastery with a new
Lace installation, this year THE LABYRINTH OF LIFE (pandemics reminder,
again...). You can see the last Lace installations at our YouTube
channel https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=puntairesdegirona
/ https://tempsdeflors.girona.cat
Sue B
Hi All
Arachne's Flickr account is now funded for another two years. They
offered us a 2 year price of $133, saving $11 over the 2 years, so I
decided to go for it.
18 people kindly contributed to the cost, including:
Barbara Morrow
Beth McCasland
Brian Lemin
Carol Melton
Carolyn M. Wetzel
I also don't have the Hallmark Channel. If anyone knows any other way
of viewing these movies, pleas let us know
Sue
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From: "J Reardon"
To: "Sue Babbs"
Cc: "Adele Shaak" ; "Vicki Bradford"
; &qu
It looks as if the film is simply called "The Wedding Veil". Is that
right?
https://www.hallmarkchannel.com/the-wedding-veil
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I don't know if this message didn't arrive in your Arachne inbox. For
some reason I didn't see it, until it was forwarded to me by another
lacemaker. I see from the archives that there are only two responses
to it - and it deserves to be seen. So I am copying it in again in case
other people
Thankfully it doesn't take a lot of effort! I am happy to know people
are still interested in having our Flickr account
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I thought you'd all like to know that we have had 10 people volunteer so
far to help pay this year's subscription, one of who is willing to
underwrite any balance not met by other people. So clearly people still
want to keep our Arachne flickr account open. Many thanks to those 10
ladies!
As I
Hi All
One of our members reminded me this weekend, that it is time to consider
our Flickr Subscription. In 2020, a group of Arachneans helped pay for a
2 year subscription, which expires mid-April 2022. The two year plan is
no longer available. The cost to us in April will be $72 for one year.
Here's the text from the pdf, to whet your appetites for participating!
You'll need to follow the link
https://www.facebook.com/groups/30338026304/files to see the sketch of
the dress and get the registration form. Jean, could you also upload
the pattern page?
Project LACE DRESS - Kirsten
This looks like a very manageable project to participate in. The
threads to be used have to be white or cream, and the biggest piece of
lace required is 2 x 4 inches (5 x 10cm); the smallest 1 x 2 inches.
There are 2 rectangles, 3 triangles and 1 square and all fit in less
than an A4 or letter
Hi All
I'm sorry I didn't have enough books, but the winners have been drawn:
Book 1 Doilies Crocheted & Tatted goes to Corinne
Book 2 Ruffled Doilies goes to Sarah Nunez in Virginia, whose address I
have
Book 3 Floral Doilies goes to Janet Theaker in the UK
Please could Corinne & Janet send me
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From: "Sue Babbs"
To: "Arachne"
Sent: 9/30/2021 12:39:05 PM
Subject: Crocheted and tatted doily booklets
>Hi All
>
>I've been given three booklets of crocheted and tatted doily booklets,
>which I don't want, but couldn't bring myself just to recycle. I
Hi All
I've been given three booklets of crocheted and tatted doily booklets,
which I don't want, but couldn't bring myself just to recycle. I have
put photos of their covers, and the 2 tatted doilies in my album on our
Arachne Flickr account. They will show up at the start of the photo
stream
Thanks, Pene. I've sent all the information from everyone on to the
enquirer.
There is also a simpler seahorse in Gil Dye's booklet on Alphabet Lace
Sue
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From: "Penelope Piip"
To: "J Reardon" ; "Sue Babbs"
;
Many thanks! I'll send on the information
Sue
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-- Original Message --
From: "J Reardon"
To: "Sue Babbs"
Cc: "Arachne" ; "Penelope Piip"
Sent: 9/18/2021 3:56:11 PM
Subject: Re: [lace] Anyone know where this Seahorse came
Hi All
This message came into our Arachne Flickr account:
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/322640760804044378/
I wonder if there is a pattern available for this please.
Kind regards,
Janine>
If anyone recognises the pattern please let me know, and I will send the
information on. The
Maybe its a vendetta against people originating in the northwest of
England! Grin!!
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No sign of mine yet. I live in Illinois.
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From: "Janice Blair"
To: "lace"
Sent: 7/21/2021 5:07:11 PM
Subject: [lace] IOLI Magazine
Has everybody who is a member of IOLI received the last magazine, the Summer
edition. I know it is
There is a "bobbin lace market" group on Facebook. You could post on
there to sell the lace magazines or give them away for the cost of
shipping https://www.facebook.com/groups/701327486619477
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It is indeed a beautiful hankie. At least you wouldn't have to do a
lot of sewing to mount the lace!
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Hi All
When someone writes to say they have just posted a photo, I suggest you
start by looking at the photostream on
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lacemaker/ as it shows the most recent
photos first. The Carmen Roig Ortuno handkerchief does not show up in
any of the albums as it has not
So sorry to hear about the carpal tunnel. I developed that after
crocheting the "urchins for Singapore harbour" in rope.
I found some exercises online which really helped, and my wrists
recovered after about 3 months
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From: "Shelagh
Hi All
Mary Corbet's embroidery blog
https://www.needlenthread.com/2021/01/early-modern-embroidery-lace-pattern-bo
oks.html
has a useful link in it today to an archive of publications from the
1500s into the 1800s on the subject of embroidery and lace patterns.
Oh boy! Those urchins were hard work, with barely tested patterns
needing to be made in under 2 weeks. My hands took months to recover!
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From: "Jay Ekers"
To: "Arachne"
Sent: 11/24/2020 10:06:22 AM
Subject: RE: [lace] Speed and
I'm sorry but no. You can read her article here:
https://www.needlenthread.com/2020/11/free-embroidery-design-lace-reinterpreted.html
Sue
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From: "DJ"
To: "Arachne"
Sent: 11/13/2020 11:31:00 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] Battenburg type lace
Sue, thank you for
Yes Mary's website and blog are places to get lost in for a long time.
She is so generous with her time and knowledge
Sue
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For those of us who enjoy working Battenburg type tape lace, the
embroiderer Mary Corbet has reinterpreted an old tape lace pattern for
embroidery, but I thought some of us might enjoy it for lacemaking!
Whoops! Sorry, I didn't pay enough attention to Susan's email
Sue
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From: "LacySuzette"
To: "Sue Babbs"
Sent: 11/1/2020 2:15:01 PM
Subject: Clarification!
Hi Sue! I’m looking for 140/2 Linen, 40wcm rather than 4
Doesn't anyone in the US stock Moravia linen any more? That's sad!
https://www.kloeppelshop.de/en/Yarn-Wire/Linen-Yarn/Moravia/Moravia-Linen-Yarn-Colored-NeL-40-2.html
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From: "LacySuzette"
To: "Arachne"
Sent: 11/1/2020 1:22:44 PM
Maybe the problem comes in titling the Volumes "Woven" and "Non-woven"
. Just a thought
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As long as the host gives you the right to enter the Zoom room you can
do so with multiple devices on the same call - entering using the same
link. Only one Zoom account is needed.
The crucial thing to remember is only to sign in using sound on one of
the devices - or everyone gets awful
Yummy wire colours!! E.g.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/245020947/green-or-yellow-copper-wire-size-02-mm?ref=shop_home_active_13=1
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And the cost of $150 for a year of Zoom seems very reasonable for the
teacher to pay and share out over all the classes they teach in that
year - much less than the costs of transportation, room hire etc
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Yes, I removed the freebie patterns from Flickr, as I saw no point of
them taking up space there in future.
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I had considered the digest people and decided I had no idea how long it
would be before a digest came out and just needed to get these things
out of my house while I had some time to deal with them. So I was sorry
not to have contacted everyone on the list with my 5 day offer but I
really
Everyone who wrote to me about the Battenburg patterns and a Lace Guild
calendar (2002) will get at least one pattern! Hurrah!
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After receiving a few emails, I have realised I needed to number the
patterns on Flickr to be sure I know which you are interested in, so I
have gone in and done that now. So when you write, please could you
tell me which number patterns you most want in order of preference, and
send me your
Hi All
I have some Battenburg patterns and a Lace Guild calendar (2002) to give
away. The calendar has patterns on the back of each month. I have put
photos up on our Flickr site.
Please let me know by the end of September 19th if you are interested in
any of them. If there is a lot of
A friend contacted me (on a very bad phone line) asking if I knew enough
about the history of lace to do a presentation for a guild of which she
is a member. I don't know a lot abuot the history side but am much more
interested in making lace. I said I'd write to the list to see if
anyone is
Lucky you! Enjoy!
Sue (in IL where our weather has cooled off nicely today - much nicer to
be in mid-70s than low 90s)
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From: "Malvary Cole"
To: "Arachne - Lace"
Sent: 8/4/2020 2:26:01 PM
Subject: [lace] Lace Guild magazine
Issue Number
in differentiating between embroidered lace and bobbin
lace, but there are some good photos, and it's good that Dior is
including hand-made lace
Sue Babbs
Dior Used an Extremely Rare Technique Dating Back to the 15th Century to
Create This Delicate Detail
You'll want to take a closer look
are
in an Sue T's album called Sue T, as she is the one asking the question
about it's identification. They are the first three photos in the
photostream. If you still can't see them, I can only suggest you
refresh your browser, beyond that I have no technical knowledge!
Sue Babbs
suebabbs
Hazel's wedding hanky photo is now on Flickr for all to see. Hopefully
it can be correctly identified
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If you send me the photos and descriptions you want placing on each, I
will put them on Flickr for you
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From: "Maria Greil"
To: "sue"
Cc: "Arachne"
Sent: 7/15/2020 11:17:47 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] Lace identification
Where can we see
Lovely ruby flowers, Celia. Sorry you weren't all able to get together
to celebrate.
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From: "celia mulhearn"
To: "Arachne"
Sent: 6/6/2020 4:09:17 AM
Subject: [lace] (Lace) 40th Anniversary
I have posted my anniversary card onto my
I've send photo uploading instructions to Clare
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I started to learn lace when my son was 10 months old - so it is possible to
combine with a young child. However I hope she has a less absent-minded
partner than my husband. He was supposed to be looking after my son while I
cooked. Instead I heard an interesting pinging sound coming from the
I am tremendously grateful to Clay Blackwell for all the years she has hosted
this Flickr unlimited storage account. She has done so as a way of giving
back to the lace world. Thank you so much for doing this, Clay.
This morning I investigated having several free Flickr accounts. It would
or knowledge to deal with any transfer, so
if there is someone out there with internet photo storage skills, now is the
time to reveal yourself!
Sue
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Sent from my iPad
On Jan 15, 2019, at 6:28 PM, Sue Babbs wrote:
Hi Clay
Yes, I am fine and enjoying life and being
So sorry to hear that, Daphne. My you find consolation in your memories of
him
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Jeri has just posted an article on Carrickmacross from the NY times. I am
forwarding the message to Arachne because of her challenges with subscribing
with an AOL address.
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From: Jeri Ames
Sent: Friday, December 7, 2018 11:21 AM
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject:
Thank you for re-sending that lovely write up and sharing of information,
Leonard. I had not seen it earlier.
What a wonderful woman! And the cakes are amazing!
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Wow! Devon you are having an amazing time. I was so impressed with the
exhibit. You did an absolutely splendid job
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From: Devon Thein
Sent: Monday, November 5, 2018 10:24 AM
To: lacelijst -
Subject: [lace] Activities at Lace, not Lace
Yes, I tried to get there from Liverpool on public transport, and it was not
easily possible to get to Poole or Bournemouth - not by train or coach. So
sadly I had to give up on the idea when I was in the UK in September
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If you havenât yet got to New Jersey to see the contemporary lace exhibit,
which Devon has so carefully and successfully curated it is well worth the
visit.
The Urchins are going to be there till 10/10 (extended dates). However they
do look as if they need a good wash â and, as I expected,
For those of us who contributed poppies to the installation in Australia,
there are some lovely photos just gone up on
https://5000poppies.wordpress.com/author/5000poppies/
62,000 beautiful handcrafted poppies ⦠representing 62,000 lives lost in
WWI. â very moving
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I've also turned bookmarks into scarves or wall-hangings by using the
magnified working diagram as the pricking
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I have an extra copy of dj Bennettâs âThe machine embroidery bookâ if
anyone is interested. It is a hardback book covering all sorts of machine
embroidery including cutwork and needle lace. The book is free, but Iâd
want the shipping costs to be covered please
Sue
I usually darn the ends in with silk, after the following knot:
1 right over left and under; right over left and under (ie two wraps here)
2 left over right and under
then sometimes step 3 too: a further right over left and under
Glue can show on silk, because it seems to be absorb even a
The password hasn't changed since January 2017. The crucial thing is to log
out as yourself and log in with the Arachne user name and password
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password on the internet where anyone searching the archives could find it
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From: Elizabeth Ligeti
Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2018 9:16 PM
To: lace@arachne.com
Yes, Bev, the skill of the weaver, the colours and the fineness of the linen
blew my mind! I have never seen such a detailed piece of weaving on anything
that old
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Iâve now been sent the details of the girdle in the World Museum in
Liverpool, which Iâm adding in here in case anyone on here is also a weaver
and is interested.
Itâs unusual for any clothing a pharaoh wore to have survived and this is
one of the finest textiles from the ancient world. It
I was amused yesterday when I went into the World Museum in Liverpool with a
friend who wanted to visit the Egyptian gallery there. There were a few
display boards (photos on Flickr) showing coarse to fine linens and some
boards explaining in general about linen manufacture and care. They agreed
Sue
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Susan Hottle had the brilliant idea of a “Central Repository of Errata” for
lace books. This would be so helpful to all of us. It would be a great way
for authors to communicate with their readers - and for lacemakers who had
The Sulky blendables are very nice threads for lacemaking. It produces quite
soft, matte lace. Periwinkles would look nice on cream, for a subtle contrast
or yellows/ oranges if you really want to make it stand out!
Sue
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Thanks, Susan, for posting this photo. It looks akin to Teneriffe lace to
me.
So far Madagascar airport controllers have always allowed our Air France
flights to come direct to the capital of Madagascar on the dates we have
been flying, so we've not yet been sent to Reunion Island (which
Anyone know what is the best airport to fly into to get to see the Urchins?
I was one of the people who crocheted this and would really like to see
them!
Sue
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From: Susan MacLeod
Sent: Thursday,
I received this message this morning about Helena Fransen's lace group
KantelinK. If anyone would like to vote (free) for them to receive the
prize the information is in the email below.
Sue
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From: Helena
http://pipersgathering.org/apna_old/?p=3705
https://www.facebook.com/maeve.dehetre?hc_ref=ART3q6Qb0Sm371QPu65iDLNo_ze8EXIDFiJ3xTc1FnCuc8ARwtOGWxV0djr_q6kmqlg
- this was a 2016 post, so the most recent I've found so far!
and a mention of her from March 2018:
Your email in the archives
https://www.mail-archive.com/search?q=Maeve=lace%40arachne.com of 2010
suggests her maiden name was Brown:
me a beautiful pair of bobbins in porcelain which she hand painted superbly
with Australian galahs (birds). Alas they are now both broken.
I last heard of
Oh, yes, Iâd forgotten to say that Joepie. We were given the pricking to
replicate and use â either by drawing it out on graph paper and trueing it
up or by taking a rubbing of it or pricking through it.
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The teacher was very flexible and taught many different laces in one group.
She had binders of samples of all sorts of laces which she had made let us
look through till we saw a design that appealed and then we were off.
We were started on Torchon (and I love the variety of stitches available in
When I learned in England (1988 onwards), you were given the pricking, the
training to interpret the pricking, and if you were lucky sight of the
finished lace. The main advantage of this is that you are not dependent on
diagrams (and not constantly looking from lace to diagram) and you learn
I was one of the early members of Lace 98, joining soon after it started. I
think at least initially it was by invitation and was a group of
contemporary lacemakers in the UK. After moving to the US, it became very
difficult to be part of the group as I couldn't get to the residential
Hi Ilske
I have added them to the album "Ilske's photos" for you.
I have selected "date uploaded" as the way the photostream is sorted. So as
they are the most recent photos uploaded, they are the first to be seen in
the photostream .
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I'll send you the instructions in a separate email
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Lace 170 arrived this morning in Chicago! Much fast then Lace 169 which
didnât get there until 4 April.
I hope you all get yours soon
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I recently received the end January edition of "Lace" - after 3 attempts
from the Lace Guild to get it to me, so do appreciate knowing when others in
America or Australia have received theirs
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I've indulged Devon (grin!) and uploaded her photos to a "Devon Thein -
Indulgences" album on the Arachne Flickr page
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I agree with many of you, the recent discussions on Arachne have been quite
fascinating.
Gil Dye said bobbin lace in the 16th century: bobbin lace evolved in the
sixteenth century from braid making and exactly the same techniques were used
for the colourful surface decorations in metal threads
Janice - you wrote " Poor eyesight is not a handicap these days as I have
magnifier glasses that clip onto my regular glasses to help me to see what I
am doing. " What are your preferred glasses?
Any one else got magnifying preferences?
Sue
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I have been very happy with my block pillows from:
http://www.churchmeadowcrafts.com/pillows.html
Their extra wide block is 11 inches wide which works well for scarves.
Though I must admit that these days I work more on a Swedish roller pillow
which was given to me and has a lovely wide apron
Thanks for so much help so swiftly. I think we now have all the answers we
need
Sue
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Hi all-knowing ones:
Our local needle-arts guild has a teacher coming from the UK soon to teach
embroidery. Can anyone tell me what sort of visa she will need to lecture and
teach? Or where I find out such information? Thanks
Sue
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The high desert between Santa Fe and Taos is beautiful, even in winter,
especially if you take the scenic drive. You will need a 4 wheel drive to
be sure of the roads round Taos in January. I personally prefer Taos to
Santa Fe.
https://santafe.org/Visiting_Santa_Fe/
https://taos.org/
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