HI all
I have been doing a clear out also , need to make way for more books LOL.
I have a bunch for sale and a tatting freebie, to anyone at Canadian
or US addresses.
(on account of postage). The two most expensive are hardbound books,
and cost the most to mail. E-mail me for the price details and postage
of any title or the complete list. Paypal; cheques/checks accepted
from arachne list members that I know.
The titles are
- Book 1, Bedfordshire, basic technical instruction book, The Lace
Guild, 1988 o.o.p.
7 traditional patterns, and clear how-to.
- Cattern Cakes and Lace A Calendar of Feasts, hardcover with
bound-in narrow ribbon bookmark o.o.p.
This is such a lovely book. I hate to part with it. It was one I
ordered from the UK. Now it is time for another lacemaker to enjoy it.
- Flowers in Honiton Lace, Elsie Luxton and Yusai Fukuyama. o.o.p. hardcover
- tatting group: Tatting Patterns, Julia E. Sanders, reprint from
1915; Tatting Doilies & Edgings, ed. by Rita Weiss, reprints from 1920
through 1944, both Dover Publications, softcover. plus a cool booklet
'Tatting, a fascinating book of delicate lace designs' original price
15 cents, The Canadian Spool Cotton Company, 1944. I love the patterns
in this booklet- edgings, doilies, accessories ("tatting makes throats
and wrists look so delicate") and motifs.
- tatting freebie of photocopies from Workbasket, 1958 through 1963,
about a half dozen doilies, and some motifs. To a good home.
- Butterflies and Moth, Ulrike Löhr
- calendar group: Two small lace calendars, plastic coil bound.
Australian Lace Guild, W.A. Branch Inc., 1997 (6 patterns),1999 (5
patterns). Nice selection of Torchon, Beds., a honiton, and point
ground. Both missing a pattern page ;)
- Bobbin Lace for a Doll's House 2, Annielies de Kort-van Zijderveld.
A fan, border for circular tablecloth, bedspread for a double bed (all
Torchon), parasol, circular mat in point ground
- Motive in Tüll, Ulrike Löhr
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Bev in Sooke BC (on beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of Canada)
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