[lace] Book by Ulrike Lohr

2015-10-22 Thread Jeanette Fischer
I wonder if anybody could give me the name of a book.  It is a book by
Ulrike Lohr and it is about a lace she discovered that was only made around
one town in France.  It is a point ground lace with delicate motifs
surrounded by a prominent gimp. The book's title is the name of the lace and
as far as I can remember it stats with Bal.!  

 

Thank you

Jeanette Fischer

Western Cape, South Africa.

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RE: [lace] Book by Ulrike Lohr

2015-10-22 Thread Noelene Lafferty
Barjac Ombree?  Available from Barbara Fay books in Germany.

Noelene
The Angle, NSW, Australia

I wonder if anybody could give me the name of a book.  It is a book by
Ulrike Lohr and it is about a lace she discovered that was only made around
one town in France.  It is a point ground lace with delicate motifs
surrounded by a prominent gimp. The book's title is the name of the lace and
as far as I can remember it stats with Bal.!  

 

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[lace] Lace Alphabet?

2015-10-22 Thread Sandi Woods
I'm sorry but I don't have up-to-the-minute info on where to get hold of my
book Alphabet Inspirations in Coloured Bobbin Lace ...but I can
tell you that each letter is worked in bobbin lace and has two different
ways of working it, with detailed pin by pin instructions for each version.
(I do not use pre-made tapes, or variegated threads, in any of my
patterns.)
In the book, one version uses Milanese Braids and the other version uses
basic lacemaking stitches i.e. Cloth stitch, Halfstitch and Cloth stitch &
twist.
Both versions use the same set of colours, each set of 7 colours is
interchangeable with those suggested for all the other letters.The colours
are selected to describe the form the letter takes.
I did produce at least one spin-off pattern from each letter, but
unfortunately there wasn't enough room to include them all.
The bonus with that book in particular, is that there is a detailed chapter
on the colour techniques that I'd devised in order to work using colour for
bobbin lace in a painterly way. Although, since writing the book in 2004, I
have devised many more.
My website, also featuring new work and containing a hopefully interesting,
and informative, monthly blog may be found at: www.sandiwoods.com
I can also be contacted by email at: tosandowo...@gmail.com
I hope this info helps!
Sandi.
(Enjoying a sunny and colourful, but autumnal day in Warwickshire, UK)

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[lace] Tape lace alphabet

2015-10-22 Thread Susan Vossier
The French book by Michelle Andrieu has two embroidered and one lace
alphabet.  The lace alphabet, shich is the first, is in 'éternelle', whole
stitch and leaf tallies.  Only four pairs, qick and effective.  There is
also Pat read's Celtic alphabet. And at
dentellièresfrancheville.blogspot;com there are the first numbers (but not
tape lace, though I suppose you could use a Milanese braid...)

Sue, on holiday in Madagascar!

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RE: [lace] Book by Ulrike Lohr

2015-10-22 Thread Jeanette Fischer
Thank you to all for your replies.  I just could not remember the name of
the book and google gave me no joy but as usual Arachne came to the rescue!!

Jeanette Fischer, Western Cape, South Africa.


Barjac Ombree?  Available from Barbara Fay books in Germany.

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