In a message dated 12/19/03 5:02:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I have a book titled "Making Lace with Little Grey Rabbit" by Dorothy K Cox. The subtitle is "A graded series of bobbin lace patterns inspired by the Little Grey Rabbit stories of Alison Uttley and Margaret Tempest (by permission of the publishers, William Collins.)" The book is A5 size, paperback, 58 pages, copyright Elviston Press 1993, ISBN 0 9522709 0 0. There are 27 patterns each with a pricking, some working instructions and a black and white (no grey) photo with a drawing from Little Grey Rabbit superimposed. The designs are Torchon, braid lace, Russian tape, Beds, Cluny, Swedish and Bucks point. Most of them are edgings that need sewing on to fabric. My summary is fun beginners stuff for kids, but quite suitable for adults too. >> --------------- Dear Lacemakers, There is a second book by Dorothy K. Cox: "Before Grey Rabbit - Basic Equipment and First Stitches in Bobbin Lace" ISBN 0 9522709 2 7. I paid $6 in 2001, 24 pages. Very basic, for beginners, with 6 prickings. The book Steph reviewed above has 58 pages, for which I paid $10. I am fairly certain I purchased these in the U.S., probably from Van Sciver. There is another little book, that is strictly a story book for children, out-of-print, quite delightful: "Little Grey Rabbit Makes Lace" by Alison Uttley, ISBN 0 261 66526 X, hardback, published in 1994 by Diamond Books - Hammersmith, London W681B, but first published in 1950, 46 pages. My local bookshop found a used copy for me this year; cost $9. This has charming colored illustrations in the Beatrix Potter style, by Margaret Tempest. There is a list on the back cover of 10 Little Grey Rabbit books in the series called "The Little Grey Rabbit Library". Christmas Greetings, Jeri Ames in Maine USA Lace and Embroidery Resource Center (\o/) /_\ - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
