Yes...this is true...that, and the fact that there will always be a lace or
pattern that will bring you to your knees!!!!!
Lacy Smiles....
BarbE
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Jill Harward
  To: [email protected]
  Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 9:27 AM
  Subject: FW: [lace] Only the Lonely & Needlelace theory


  Oh Liz, a girl after my own heart!  Yes, no matter how many pieces of lace
  we may have on the go, we always seem to find a new piece we would like to
  try - perhaps in a new book we have brought or often inspired by what we
see
  others tackling.

  It is the enthusiasm and the endless options of what we can do that are so
  stimulating with lace.

  In fact, I saw a piece of lace being made at a course I was on last week
and
  would love to do.

  Yes, you and Patty are right, and there is a piece of Milanese lace that is
  three-quarters done and that would free up the pillow and enough bobbins
  that I would need for the new piece......

  ......hmm, must go and find the pricking card and the pattern...!!



  Moving onto the subject of the Needlelace, I am just in awe of how the 'old
  lace' was made, especially those pieces with thread that is barely visible
  to the eye.  Considering the speed with which much of the lace had to be
  made, in terms of lacemaking being a trade back then, the quality is
  incredible.  We are so lucky to be able to spend time perfecting (I say
that
  loosely in my case!)our lace and we now have so many, many different
threads
  etc to be able to try different techniques.


  Best wishes
  Jill

  From Redhill, Surrey in the UK



  -----Original Message-----
  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
  Elizabeth Ligeti
  Sent: 27 July 2006 04:02
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: [lace] Only the Lonely & Needlelace theory

  Jill, I think I would start with the piece that is closest to being
  finished - so I could free up a pillow, and work through them that way.
  Then I would have pillows for starting other projects - there is Always
  something Urgent coming along, that just Has to be started immediately!!!!
  :))

  Alice, I really don't know if modern needlelace is better than the old
  lace - but I think the Overall Effect is really what it is all about.
  The Old lace was SO fine, that I really don't know how they made it!!
  Errors, and inconsistancies show up more in the modern, coarser lace - I
can

  tell you that!!! :)

  Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz, where my mini daffodils have just come
  out into bloom - the little darlings!!! :)
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