Dear Friends
mea culpa!

When I saw Avital's message I thought I'd have a go! I've started to scan
all my lace with a view to creating a web-site or updating my pages in the
Lace Fairy Gallery, but I've never tried to upload anything before!

The pieces are
"Dabbling with Design" - my first ever design that was based on one of the
edgings in the Luton Lace Dealers Pattern book. I took the edging and made a
mirror image of the head-side, then "tinkered" with it a bit to make a
bookmark pattern. The version in the album was made in madeira 30 variegated
with DMC perle 5 gimps. In a way the yarn is really a bit too thick for the
design, but it does make a fairly firm bookmark that can be used without a
plastic sleeve (makes it good for paper backed books). I've also made it in
madeira 40 with embroidery floss for the gimps - that was the version I
"exchanged" in the bookmark exchange - I don't have a picture of that, but
you can see it on the "Lace Fairy" site.

"T is for Tim"
A square to fit in one of the plastic coasters available for lace etc. I
made it for my husband when we had our bedroom fitted out with new
wardrobes. Decorations are lilac, blue & turquoise. I based the shape of the
T on a clipart image and added the mayflowers because I like them, I can
make them  & they seemed to fit!

The Swan
The third is Tamara's Swan that I made in silver & white for my brother's
silver wedding. Arachne members helped with advice on how to mount it. I can
honestly say it's the piece of lace I've learned the most from making
(including those unhappy tasks - "undoing" and "give up & start again"!).
I'm looking forward to making her waterlillies when I can find the time.
Tamara - thanks again for the pattern

Viv

From: "Avital Pinnick"
Subject: [lace] Webshots album


> I was very surprised (and pleased) to see that the Webshots album already
has some photos in it!
>
> http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003
>
> I hope someone will tell us about the pieces in VivDewar's album.
>
> Avital

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