That is awesome David! Done in about 3 months with other priorities in the
way. You amaze me. Can't wait to see it off the pillow. Equally grand I
am sure.
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Mark, aka Tatman...whose pillow is still dusty waiting for me ;)
blog: http://tatmantats.wordpress.com/
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: Roberta S Donnelly bobbil...@juno.com
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Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2009 12:17 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] Re Miss Channer goes Chantilly
I've just checked my folder on Miss Channer's Mat and I have a note from
Dec. 2004. The lace maker is:
Janis Savage
Yes, I meant that it does have a picture of the completed mat, and a
pricking, but no diagram of how to work it.
Clay
Sue wrote:
Clay wrote Miss Channer's mat is just a pricking - no diagram Clay did you
mean working diagram or picture of complete work as I have the latter?
Sue M Harvey
Hi David -
This version of Miss Channer's mat outshines your first effort with the
mat! Can you tell me please... aside from reducing the size and using
black silk instead of white cotton, what else are you doing to work this
as Chantilly rather than Bucks? I applaud anyone who can take a
David in Ballarat wrote:
Strange. This is the first time I've ever tackled her!!! ??
REALLY?! I am certain that way back on this list, someone else did
the mat, and we saw frequent updates. For some reason, I thought it was
you!!
Clay
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' David- your three day updates are making me keep on working my
edging to get my black thread out for some katstich patterns!
Rhiannon
Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2009 10:26:54 -0500
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David in Ballarat wrote:
Strange. This is the first time I've ever tackled her!!! ??
REALLY?! I am certain that way back on this list, someone else did
the mat, and we saw frequent updates. For some reason, I thought it was
you
Clay wrote Miss Channer's mat is just a pricking - no diagram Clay did you
mean working diagram or picture of complete work as I have the latter?
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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Forgot to say Rhiannon I also have the pricking if you need it
Sue M Harvey
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Hi Sue,
The Ruth Bean pattern pack contains the pricking and a picture of the
finished
piece. No working diagram.
I have mine pricked and ready to go but then it's been that way for
probably
5 years ;-)
Good luck if you decide to do it!
bobbi
On Sat, 21 Feb 2009 21:59:00 - Sue
I've just checked my folder on Miss Channer's Mat and I have a note from
Dec. 2004. The lace maker is:
Janis Savage
t/a The Lace Place
South Africa
lacem...@mweb.co.za
Attached to the note is a picture of her finished piece. Which I confess
is
fantastic! I kept the note as inspiration for when
Rhiannon,
I believe David was working on his resizing back in 2003 according to the
archive- is this so?
That was probably when I actually resized the pricking. I have to
confess that I did it first in order that it would fit on to one A4
page :) And I'm fairly sure that I had to take it to
David,
Looks like it is going to be another stunner.
I am curious, can you tell me what the dimensions are for Miss Channer's mat?
It looks like you are working on a large block pillow and also that the mat
fits onto one of the blocks. I had always imagined this piece was about 2
foot long.
David you are off to a good start. I can't believe how quickly you work.
Ann
Yorkshire UK
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Wow David
Your tonder edge was fantastic- and now such an eyefull already with Miss
Channers Mat! It will be another work of brilliance I'm sure. I am not certain
if this has been discussed before but i love the way you are working on the
piece; as if you have a desk with a holed section for
How terrible! It sounds as though someone is very jealous of your
beautiful work, and so feels she must hurt you by hurting your lace.
I guess we can be grateful that we have gifts that make us happy, while
they have bad feelings that make them miserable people. Among the
lacemakers I know,
is
it?
Diana in Northants
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From: Lynn Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2008 1:13 AM
Subject: RE: [lace] Re: Miss Channer
I just did a two day workshop with Barbara Underwood in Sydney and the
subject of Miss
The name of the school wasn't mentioned, the photograph was taken in
Lausanne on Lake Geneva.
Diana
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Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:40 AM
Subject: Miss Channer
Dear Diana,
Thank
I just did a two day workshop with Barbara Underwood in Sydney and the
subject of Miss Channer's mat came up. She told the very unfortunate story
of the disappearance of the original mat made by Miss Channer. It was on
display with a furniture exhibition and when the exhibition closed and the
Now THERE's a sad story!! I've done a number of pieces which I would
like to display or to even enter in competitions, and because of my own
reluctance to put my long and hard work up for grabs (in a
worst-case-scenerio) I have not done so. However, I must add that if I
ever (in my dreams!!)
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Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:01 PM
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Now THERE's a sad story!!
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I propose we send a delegation of Indian lawyers to call on Ruth Bean and discuss
jurisdictional issues and the fascinating subject of Indian copyright law and how it
has developed in the post-colonial sub-continent. I think this will finally bring
them to their
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I get a little confused though [...]
So, if there is no profit in the pattern, hypothetically, copying it
doesn't
sound like it is hurting them. [...]
The reason you're getting confused is because you're trying to
I wonder if Ruth Bean realises that many of the lacemaker desperate for the
mat pricking are not interested in the book which was sold separately. So
printing the pricking and accompanying sheet should not be such a problem.
Diana (Northamptonshire, UK)
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Miss Channer died in March 1949. A picture of the lace does not appear in
her little book 'Lace-making in the Midlands' published in 1900 but does
appear in 'Practical Lacemaking' published in 1928, there is not a pricking
in either.
Interestingly in my first edition 'Practical Lacemaking' the
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