[lace] 2017 Arachne Bookmark Exchange

I received two lovely knitted lace bookmarks from Heather Bogart (Jazmin) of Ontario Canada today. Details will be on Jenny's web pages. since today is my birthday, it was a wonderful surprise. Hugs, Lin and the Mali [image: Design Works - Cross Stitch Kits - 123Stitch.com:] - To unsubscribe

Re: [lace] Lier Lace??

Lier is tamboured lace named after the town of the same name in Belgium. Some of the images in the Pinterest link quoted earlier are needle embroidered laces, not tambouring. I’ve put a short bit about Lier, and a link to working tambour lace onto my website

[lace] Trying to contact Avital

Hi Avital I am trying to get hold of you via the majordomo address but that seems automated and doesn’t accept my email. I wonder if you could contact me so I can explain my problem to you direct. Sue Turnbull Dorset UK - To unsubscribe send email to majord...@arachne.com containing the line:

Re: [lace] Lier Lace??

Hi Mary, The short answer is that it is lace embroidered on mesh or net. It is a lovely lace. Other answers have provided links. Clay Sent from my iPad > On Apr 27, 2017, at 7:43 PM, mary carey wrote: > > Hi All, > > > Could someone please explain to this uneducated

RE: [lace] Lier Lace??

Dear all, Lier lace, (indeed Lier is a town near Antwerp in Belgium ) is a lace made by making chain stitches with a hook onto cotton tulle stretched strongly on a frame.Therefore a wooden frame is traditionnally used. The same method is used for Art Beading, used for the Haute couture in Paris.