Re: [lace] Torn veil - help needed

[Joan Wilson]

Hi, my thought is to do a sprig lace in Honiton lace or similar and
appliqué over the tear.
Joan in stormy Ontario

On Sunday, January 5, 2014, Sue Babbs wrote:

> A friend's granddaughter is getting married in September, and thinking of
> wearing the Brussels Lace veil, which has been worn by 50 or so brides in
> the family. So it has been brought out for inspection, and a jagged edge
> tear discovered in it.
>
> I was sent photos today to see what I thought could be done with it, and
> don't really know what to suggest. I have uploaded these photos to Flickr,
> and am hoping that someone can give me advice on what to tell them.
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/lacemaker/sets/72157639451992576/
>
>
> This looks like it's outside my needlework skills.  Making new bobbin lace
> is so much easier than repairing tears!!
>
> They put a coin on it to give an idea of scale of the hole.  I think it is
> a U.S. dime and so is about 3/4 inch or 2cm in diameter
>
>
> Sue (in cold and getting colder Northfield, Illinois, where it is
> currently 10 F  / -12C and dropping)
>
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Re: [lace] Miss Channer's Mat

[Joan Wilson]

Oh my, I have "Miss Channers Mat" never used yet. I guess I had better
treasure it since it is so hard to come by now.
Joan in frigid Ontario.

On Friday, January 3, 2014, Lynn Scott wrote:

> I've gone to the website that now sells the Ruth Bean books and sent them a
> note at their contact address asking them on behalf of the many lacemakers
> out there if they will be republishing Miss Channer's Mat.  I'll put this
> forward should I receive a reply.  In the meantime, if they were to receive
> many requests for it, perhaps they would put it out.
>
> enquir...@crowood.com 
>
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[lace] Lace Term

[Joan Wilson]

Thank you all for your help. It makes perfect sense now. I think I was
having a senior moment :-((
Much appreciated.
Joan in windy rainy northern Ontario

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[lace] lace term question

[Joan Wilson]

Hi all,
I was looking at a Bucks pattern that I'd like to start & see a term that I
haven't seen before even though I have been making Bucks for years. I hope
someone can explain this term to me.
The written instruction says"work honeycomb ring with a* pinchain* on
the left side" Pinchain is the term I'm asking about.
Thanks for any help.
Joan

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Re: [lace] There's never enough room

[Joan Wilson]

Hi,
Richard Pikul does not have a web site just email. His bobbins are a dream
to work with, the wood finish wonderful.
Joan in Ontario.

On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 7:04 PM, Janice Blair  wrote:

> Was it Neill?  Richard's are less than 1/4" on the stem but do open out to
> a
> little less than 1/2" which is less than spangles take up.  I just like
> the feel
> of them.
>  Janice Blair
> Crystal Lake, 50 miles northwest of Chicago, Illinois, USA
> www.jblace.com
> http://www.lacemakersofillinois.org
>
>
>
>
> 
>
>  I have some, but they aren't that narrow. They take just as much space as
> most
> of my other bobbins. The most slender I have were made by the Perrins' son
> (SMP
> lace, his name escapes me, starts with N?) and lots of them would fit on a
> pillow in one layer.
>
>
> On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 10:53 AM, Janice Blair 
> wrote:
>
> If you want narrow bobbins but with a square end, you should check out the
> >bobbins made by Richard Pikul in Canada.  They are as slim as a midlands
> but
> >flare out at the bottom.
> >
> >
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Re: [lace] Leeks

[Joan Wilson]

I think it is very likely referring to wild leeks which are much smaller
than commercial ones in stores. The bulb resembles a spring onion & are
found in the bush in early spring.
Joan in Ontario

On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 10:10 AM, Jean Nathan
wrote:

> Devon, I think the leeks that people wear are baby ones. I can just imagine
> wearing a fully grown one! You'd certainly be letting everyone know that you
> were celebrating St David's Day. All the Welsh that I've known have always
> worn a daffodil, except one idiot who wore a full sized leek and the Welsh
> Rugby kit.
>
> A daffodil would make a much more interesting motif for lace.
>
> Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Re: [lace] RE: bobbin makers

[Joan Wilson]

Hi again
Pamela Glew in Canada decorates bobbins
Joan

On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 8:21 PM, Jenny Brandis  wrote:
> Hello List, I am compiling this thread into a spreadsheet broken into
> turners and decorators to give a more complete single list - would you like
> me to put it online once it is 'done'?
>
> Jenny B
> Kununurra, Western Australia
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Re: [lace] Bobbin makers

[Joan Wilson]

Hi
I would like to add Richard Pikul of Toronto,another Canadian bobbin maker.
Joan in Stayner Ontario

On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 8:31 AM, Margot Walker
 wrote:
>
> Simon Toustou is the only Canadian bobbin maker mentioned so far.  I'd like 
> to add three more names:  Anton Nahorny (who died a number of years ago),  
> Wray Barton and Gary Wood.  The latter two may have retired.
>
> My favourite bobbins were made by John Pollard (the Australian bobbin maker 
> who was mentioned earlier) and Jack Smith (who lives in north Wales and has 
> retired).
>
> IMHO, Janet Retter (England) is the best bobbin painter in the universe!  I 
> have 39 of her bobbins - 28 of which I commissioned and which I call "My 
> World Travels".  Every time I visit a country that I haven't seen before, I 
> send her a picture which she paints on the bobbin and also paints the bottom 
> bead as a globe with the name of the country written on it.  I love using 
> those bobbins because they bring back so many memories.
>
> Margot Walker in Halifax on the east coast of Canada
> Visit the Seaspray Guild of Lacemakers web site:
> http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/quinbot
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[lace] Re: Finger Lakes Lace Guild Lacing weekend

[Joan Wilson]

I look forward to meeting you in class Lyn
Joan in Stayner,Ontario

On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 6:18 PM,  wrote:

> I'm taking Holly's Tonder/Bucks class, and will be camping in Robert Treman
> State Park so I have more money for shopping.
>
> Lyn in Lancaster, where we've had 6 1/2 inches of rain in the last 24
> hours.
>
>
> -----Original Message-
> >From: Joan Wilson 
> >Sent: Sep 30, 2010 4:22 PM
> >To: Celtic Dream Weaver 
> >Cc: arachne lacing 
> >Subject: Re: [lace] another bobbin maker US and Finger Lakes Lace Guild
>  Lacing weekend
> >
> >Hi
> >I am planning to attend along with five other lace makers from the Simcoe
> >Cty. & Georgian Bay Lacemaker groups from Ontario.
> >
> >We are looking forward to a great weekend.
> >Joan in Stayner, Ontario
> >
> >On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 2:32 PM, Celtic Dream Weaver <
> >celticdreamwe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> >> Did anybody mention Ken Van Dieren from Rochester, New York. I also know
> >> that
> >> Holly Van Sciver did bobbins too from Ithaca, New York. In less than two
> >> weeks
> >> away is Finger Lakes Lace Guild lacing weekend event. Holly always does
> a
> >> special bobbin for the event since she doesn't make alot of them
> anymore.
> >> Alot
> >> of money is raised for the lacing event just selling raffle tickets for
> the
> >> highly prized bobbin made by Holly. I am so lucky to have just one of
> her
> >> bobbins that was given to me as a gift.
> >>
> >>Speaking of Fingerlakes Lace Guild Lacing event...who is coming to
> the
> >> event
> >> on the list here? I will be there. I am excited and will be taking a
> class
> >> on
> >> wire bobbinlace Jewelry. I am only going to be there on Saturday and
> >> Sunday.
> >>  Wind To Thy Wings,
> >> Sherry
> >> celticdreamwe...@yahoo.com
> >> http://celticdreamweaver.com/
> >> http://celticdreamweave.blogspot.com/
> >> Nata 616
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> - Original Message 
> >> From: bev walker 
> >> To: Arachne 
> >> Sent: Thu, September 30, 2010 1:02:11 PM
> >> Subject: [lace] another bobbin maker US
> >>
> >> Joanne Pruitt, was/is on arachne!
> >> She turned/turns beautiful bobbins and has carved or built from wood
> >> many commemorative items for past celebrations of arachne
> >> anniversaries.
> >> Possibly she is on to other things now.
> >>
> >> --
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> >> coast of Canada
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Re: [lace] another bobbin maker US and Finger Lakes Lace Guild Lacing weekend

[Joan Wilson]

Hi
I am planning to attend along with five other lace makers from the Simcoe
Cty. & Georgian Bay Lacemaker groups from Ontario.

We are looking forward to a great weekend.
Joan in Stayner, Ontario

On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 2:32 PM, Celtic Dream Weaver <
celticdreamwe...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Did anybody mention Ken Van Dieren from Rochester, New York. I also know
> that
> Holly Van Sciver did bobbins too from Ithaca, New York. In less than two
> weeks
> away is Finger Lakes Lace Guild lacing weekend event. Holly always does a
> special bobbin for the event since she doesn't make alot of them anymore.
> Alot
> of money is raised for the lacing event just selling raffle tickets for the
> highly prized bobbin made by Holly. I am so lucky to have just one of her
> bobbins that was given to me as a gift.
>
>Speaking of Fingerlakes Lace Guild Lacing event...who is coming to the
> event
> on the list here? I will be there. I am excited and will be taking a class
> on
> wire bobbinlace Jewelry. I am only going to be there on Saturday and
> Sunday.
>  Wind To Thy Wings,
> Sherry
> celticdreamwe...@yahoo.com
> http://celticdreamweaver.com/
> http://celticdreamweave.blogspot.com/
> Nata 616
>
>
>
>
> - Original Message 
> From: bev walker 
> To: Arachne 
> Sent: Thu, September 30, 2010 1:02:11 PM
> Subject: [lace] another bobbin maker US
>
> Joanne Pruitt, was/is on arachne!
> She turned/turns beautiful bobbins and has carved or built from wood
> many commemorative items for past celebrations of arachne
> anniversaries.
> Possibly she is on to other things now.
>
> --
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> coast of Canada
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Re: [lace] Lace terminology

[Joan Wilson]

Hi Debora and Thank you Clay! 
I was feeling the same way and wondering where
I had missed that expression.
Joan, in rainy Stayner, ON

From: Clay Blackwell

To: Debora Lustgarten 
Cc:
lace@arachne.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 5:18:53 PM
Subject: Re:
[lace] Lace terminology

Hi Debora -

I'm fascinated...  I've never heard this
expression before.  Could you tell us which author used it, in which book, and
in what context?  That might make it easier to figure out.

Clay

Clay
Blackwell
Lynchburg, VA  USA

Debora Lustgarten wrote:
> Hello all,
> I was
reading some books about Bucks point lace and found the expression "setting a
pattern in".
> What does that mean?
> Currently, I'm practising gimp-work,
learning to work with passive pairs on headside scallops and valleys, and
square tallies in tulle ground... Fun!
> Cheers,
> Debora L.
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Re: [lace] Smelly books

[Joan Wilson]

Hi All,
I was told years ago for cigarette smoke smell in old furniture etc to
place cedar boughs in the drawers or inside a cupboard. I did this & it worked
for a cabinet that I got from an estate. I replaced them a couple of times. It
might work if you put the book into a container with tight fitting lid.
Worth
a try I think.
Joan




From: Susan Reishus

To: post to Arachne 
Sent:
Monday, June 15, 2009 5:08:19 PM
Subject: [lace] Smelly books

Not a book
expert, but can share some of what I know related to yarn and
threads, as I
have obtained used lace books now (that I normally would never
have in the
house smelling that badly) and must deal with this myself.
Many say charcoal
(mentioned) and kitty litter (old fashioned clay sort) draw
out smells.
 Sometimes you have to put over said, and in a plastic bag, and
forget it for
awhile (perhaps a long while).
Many with yarn suggest Febreze (North America
product that removes smells) but
it has moisture, and to my mind, is a
chemical, so some may be adverse.  Lysol
also makes a product that not only
takes smell but disinfects.  Someone
mentioned dryer sheets, and I saw ads for
them that contain Febreze, which may
help.  
I had also considered a bleach
solution, as in general contracting,
bleach/water 1:10 ratio will take mold
and mildew from anything supposedly, so
I thought about misting and ironing
pages.  There may be some distortion and a
steam iron itself may be enough to
kill mold/mildew (but not staining they may
create), but I felt that misting
with the solution each page (on one side) and
then ironing it, would accrue
effect as one moved through the book.  Of course
I would not do this on a
highly collectible book.
On the dry side, many take wool and place in a black
plastic bag (contractors
bags are heavy and black) or even a car in summer
time as it gets hot (trunks
or bonnets tend to be insulated so won't get as
hot).  This can kill critters,
but also smaller cell life forms such as mold).
 
Additionally, it makes me think of how a lighted match, extinguished, takes
smell, so I envisioned myself with a book of matches, lighting them near a
book (but not the book!  LOL) and holding up to pages and progressing through
the book, then sealing it off and doing the black plastic bag treatment to
bake it in.  
The old cure for books that got wet was to simply blot as much
moisture as
possible, and then press weight down on it and give it time to
dry.  (You can
tell people with children!)  :-)  If the page has colored
prints or detail
work (prickings?), then I put waxed paper between the pages I
think need extra
attention or may tend to stick together to avoid that
problem.  My thought was
that perhaps a misting of the bleach water and then
the weighted pressing may
work, but I thought ironing them would be a better
for myself.
If it is cigarette smells, then I would think old fashioned
pressing flowers
of a scent you like, such as lavendar, could be productive?
 Rose petals,
peonies and the like, though I suppose technically they could
wick oil onto
the page.  Perhaps many of us have pressed flowers in a book
without ill
effect.
Of course all of these suggestions are subject to the
preciousness of the book
itself, and the versatile technique and aptitude of
the administrator.  ;-)
Perhaps as I work through my new (old) smelly books I
can report back, but I
think any needs to be done in a well ventilated room.
 Test a corner or page
first please!
HTH,Susan Reishus

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Re: [lace] Smelly books

[Joan Wilson]

Hi All,
I was told years ago for cigarette smoke smell in old furniture etc to
place cedar boughs in the drawers or inside a cupboard. I did this & it worked
for a cabinet that I got from an estate. I replaced them a couple of times. It
might work if you put the book into a container with tight fitting lid.
Worth
a try I think.
Joan




From: Susan Reishus

To: post to Arachne 
Sent:
Monday, June 15, 2009 5:08:19 PM
Subject: [lace] Smelly books

Not a book
expert, but can share some of what I know related to yarn and
threads, as I
have obtained used lace books now (that I normally would never
have in the
house smelling that badly) and must deal with this myself.
Many say charcoal
(mentioned) and kitty litter (old fashioned clay sort) draw
out smells.
 Sometimes you have to put over said, and in a plastic bag, and
forget it for
awhile (perhaps a long while).
Many with yarn suggest Febreze (North America
product that removes smells) but
it has moisture, and to my mind, is a
chemical, so some may be adverse.  Lysol
also makes a product that not only
takes smell but disinfects.  Someone
mentioned dryer sheets, and I saw ads for
them that contain Febreze, which may
help.  
I had also considered a bleach
solution, as in general contracting,
bleach/water 1:10 ratio will take mold
and mildew from anything supposedly, so
I thought about misting and ironing
pages.  There may be some distortion and a
steam iron itself may be enough to
kill mold/mildew (but not staining they may
create), but I felt that misting
with the solution each page (on one side) and
then ironing it, would accrue
effect as one moved through the book.  Of course
I would not do this on a
highly collectible book.
On the dry side, many take wool and place in a black
plastic bag (contractors
bags are heavy and black) or even a car in summer
time as it gets hot (trunks
or bonnets tend to be insulated so won't get as
hot).  This can kill critters,
but also smaller cell life forms such as mold).
 
Additionally, it makes me think of how a lighted match, extinguished, takes
smell, so I envisioned myself with a book of matches, lighting them near a
book (but not the book!  LOL) and holding up to pages and progressing through
the book, then sealing it off and doing the black plastic bag treatment to
bake it in.  
The old cure for books that got wet was to simply blot as much
moisture as
possible, and then press weight down on it and give it time to
dry.  (You can
tell people with children!)  :-)  If the page has colored
prints or detail
work (prickings?), then I put waxed paper between the pages I
think need extra
attention or may tend to stick together to avoid that
problem.  My thought was
that perhaps a misting of the bleach water and then
the weighted pressing may
work, but I thought ironing them would be a better
for myself.
If it is cigarette smells, then I would think old fashioned
pressing flowers
of a scent you like, such as lavendar, could be productive?
 Rose petals,
peonies and the like, though I suppose technically they could
wick oil onto
the page.  Perhaps many of us have pressed flowers in a book
without ill
effect.
Of course all of these suggestions are subject to the
preciousness of the book
itself, and the versatile technique and aptitude of
the administrator.  ;-)
Perhaps as I work through my new (old) smelly books I
can report back, but I
think any needs to be done in a well ventilated room.
 Test a corner or page
first please!
HTH,Susan Reishus

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Re: [lace] My Toender Lace

[Joan Wilson]

Absolutely Stunning! 
I have enjoyed watching the progress.
Thanks for
sharing with us.
Joan in Ontario





From:
Julian Jefferson 
To: David in Ballarat

Cc: lace@arachne.com
Sent: Thursday, February 12,
2009 2:29:20 PM
Subject: Re: [lace] My Toender Lace

And if by
magic here are the pictures of his exquisite Tønder Lace
edging for you to admire:
http://www.margorsson.com/David_Collyer_Tønder_Gallery.html

Thanks


Julian
Julian Jefferson
ja.jeffer...@virgin.net



On 12 Feb 2009, at 12:01, David in
Ballarat wrote:

> Dear Friends,
> Today as I watched the latest on our
dreadful Victorian bush fires, I was able to finally complete my piece of
Toender lace which I had commenced on 14 Jan 2007!!
> 
> I have sent the final
photos to Julian who will no doubt have them up on the website in a day or
two. I do hope you get as much pleasure from them as I did in working this
beautiful piece. Now if anyone has any ideas on how I could successfully get
it to Princes Mary of Denmark & Tasmania, I'd be most grateful to hear them.
>
> This evening I have wound a hundred or so pairs of bobbins in the finest
black silk from Eva in Spain and at last have commenced the legendary "Miss
Channer's Mat". This silk came on a large spool and seems to me to be about
equal to Pipers 2/20. I have reduced the pricking to about 2/3 the original
size and as far as possible am converting the mat from Floral Bucks Point to
Chantilly.
> 
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Re: [lace] On the Pillow?

[Joan Wilson]

My little kitten does the same thing. I found the pins scattered on the work
table & the floor. She also loves scooting the bobbins around on the hardwood
floor when she manages to get one. What a fun sound she thinks. Curious cats
:-)
Joan





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To: lhal...@bytemeusa.com; lace@arachne.com
Sent:
Saturday, December 27, 2008 2:28:43 AM
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Sent: Sat, 27 Dec 2008 12:25 am
Subject: [lace] On the
Pillow?



<>  




Hi Lorelei,
My cat
does the same thing, especially if I forget and leave a pillow uncovered and
unattended.  I will come back to find pins removed and dropped nearby.  I
didn't think any other cat would be so "bold"!  What DOES possess them??? (-:
Mine doesn't have much interest in the bobbinsonly the pins!  Weird
Vicki in Maryland where we are having unseasonably warm temps...where's our
snow???!!!

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Re: [lace] info needed on B. C. lace groups

[Joan Wilson]

Hi Alice,
Try www.lacegazette.com
 
Joan in snowy Ontario



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Subject: [lace] info needed on B.
C. lace groups

I'm trying to find the schedule of the next events for the
British Columbia lace groups.  Is there anyone on line that knows?  Or knows
where it might be listed?  With the IOLI site down I don't know where to look
next.

Thanks,
Alice in Oregon

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Re: [lace] Good news!

[Joan Wilson]

Clapping from here
Joan

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Subject: Re: [lace] Good news!



A round of applause for all who have put their time and energy into Ralph's
brilliant project!
Now, lacemakers - please use this valuable resource :D

On 10/13/07, Tess Parrish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


I am happy to announce that the last two lace CDs have finally been
finished and published and are now on line for anyone who wants to
see what is there.  Go to  and
scroll down to the lower part of the page. ...

These final two CDs mark the end of the long era of scanning lace
books.  It has been a good five years since we started,... we decided to
publish these two CDs to honor the first anniversary of Ralph
Griswold's death, winding up his work and our efforts to finish
things as he had wanted.




--
Bev, where it is a colourful autumn day, 15 miles west of  Sooke BC (on
beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of Canada)

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Re: [lace] Boy, is my face red. IOLI related

[Joan Wilson]

Laurie,
Please don't beat yourself up. You had a perfectly good reason for a little 
mistake. Being ill can really effect us. I don't think anyone will panic or 
harbour hard feelings.


Take care of yourself first.
All for now
Joan,
In summer like Ontario


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Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 3:25 PM
Subject: [lace] Boy, is my face red. IOLI related


So, after alerting everyone to the TIME TO RENEW line on the IOLI label 
AND

causing a bit of controversy, this issue's TIME TO RENEW line is on the
wrong people's labels. I just feel wretched about this.

I was ill at the time, trying to fight through and get the job done, but
really I should have double checked again.  I apologize for the mix-up.
Please don't panic when the line is on there.  If you have a question,
please contact me.  I will email every person who received the line in 
error
personally this weekend.  That is 822 people, about 600 have email, I 
guess

I have to call the rest of them.

Please let everyone know that you see.  I can't imagine all the panic and
hard feelings this will make.

I'm so terribly sorry.

Laurie

--
Laurie J Hughes
Silicon Valley, CA (formerly the Valley of Hearts Delight)

Bobbin lace, social history, gardening
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Re: [lace] questions (2) for the list!

[Joan Wilson]

Hello All,
Here is info for Simon Toustou,I hope this helps.
Simon Toustou
Le Fuselier, enr.
300 4ieme avenue
Crabtree, Quebec
Canada, J0K 1B0
Tel: (514) 754-4364
Maker of bobbins, pillows and holders.

Joan in Beautiful Ontario













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Dear Spiders...

I have two questions for the list.  I know the answers are out there, and 
will appreciate any information you send me.


First...  does anyone have the current email address for Simon Toustou in 
Canada?  I have a friend who wants to purchase some bobbin holders, and I 
seem to have tossed the information I once had from him.  (Can't imagine 
WHAT came over me!!)


The second question may be harder.  I have - posted on my refrigerator 
with a couple of magnets (both lace-related!) - a cartoon which shows a 
woman writing, and a descriptive note on the left says, "The woman who 
manages her time so much better than you do writes in her journal about 
cable television."  but the "word bubble" of her journal entry takes up 
most of the space and says, "I was approched by one of those cable 
companies offering to install cable television in my home, free, for one 
month.  Well, I was amused because, of course, we don't own a television 
set.  Our family evenings are spent reading aloud to one another, singing 
our own compositions around the grand piano, or making lace."


Isn't that a hoot?!?   This was something that a sharp-eyed Arachnid once 
alerted us to, and I printed it off the URL she posted.  I've really loved 
it, and would like to see more cartoons by this person.  Does anyone know 
who did this cartoon, and where I would go to see more?


OK...  that was a major distraction from the easy question...  so if you 
know Simon's email addy, please let me know...  and then get on with 
digging for the other question!!  MANY thanks for your help!!


Clay

--
Clay Blackwell
Lynchburg, VA USA

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RE: [lace] Washing and "mangling" linen lace

[Joan Wilson]

Hi all,
Pharmacy's also sell distilled water as it is used in some preparations.
Joan

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On 3/14/07, Susan Lambiris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> despite being good to drink. Where would American Arachnids recommend I
> look for distilled water? Also, since all my pins were stainless steel or
> nickle-plated, would it be


How about a jug of drinking water from the grocery store?

--
Bev in Sooke BC (on beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of Canada)

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RE: [lace] Need help locating a picture!

[Joan Wilson]

HelloAurilia & all
I think the picture you are looking for is in "Lace" Number 74 April 1994
Joan


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Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 2:33 PM
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Subject: [lace] Need help locating a picture!

Dear all --  I am trying to locate a picture that appeared in one of
our lace publications not too many years ago. It is a photo of a
handicapped lacemaker. She is sitting on the floor, making lace with
one arm and one leg.

If anybody has seen this photo and remembers where I might find it
again, do please let me know.

Thank you!  --  Aurelia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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Re: [lace] Welsh Dragon

[Joan Wilson]

Hello Andrea,
InVeronica Sorenson's 75 Quick & Easy there is a pattern for
Welsh Dragon pg 52.
All for now,
Joan in Ontario where it's rainy
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Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 7:06:51 AM
Subject: [lace]
Welsh Dragon


Hi Lacemakers all,

Celebrated St Catherines day by making some
Cattern cakes to share with my 
lace group on Saturday. They went down well
with our coffee.

One of my pupils wants to make a Welsh Dragon for her future
grandson-in-law. Does anyone out there know of a suitable pattern (other 
than
the one in the Lace Guild magazine Vol 48) or one that could be 
adapted. If
not, it's out with the drawing board - but with Christmas coming 
time is at a
premium.

I've just finished making a yard of Bucks point lace for another
garter and 
the Nativity scene from the latest issue of Lace Express which was
pleasing 
to work - I'll try and post pictures on webshots in due course. What
has 
anyone else been doing?

I'm looking forward to seeing this years
Christmas card exchanges - I missed 
out as I was away when the call for
participants went out.

Happy lacing

Andrea Lamble
Cambridge (UK) - where the
sun has just come out (help! it's showing up all 
the dust!!)
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[lace] Brilliant idea?

[Joan Wilson]

Can you share with some of us who don't know. What is Lenore's "brilliant idea
that you have been talking about. I must have missed it somewhere along the
way.
Joan


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Subject: Lenore/Fw: [lace] Christmas Spiral


I
just had to go find the reference and have another read and agree totally
what a brilliant idea it is.  I end up with lots of bits of paper stored in
folders and then have to hunt them down when I want to refer to one.  This 
is
a much better option.  Well done.
Sue T, Dorset UK

>>If you want to see my
finished spiral, here's a link to my lacy blog:
>>
>>http://tatt3r-lace.blogspot.com
>
> Lenore! Oh you clever girl you! I just
read your last paragraph from your 
> 5th October 2006 entry and can see (oh
so clearly) how this would be a 
> brilliant idea. Well done to come up with
the concept and imaginative use 
> of your software.
>
>
>
>
> Jenny Brandis
>
Kununurra, Western Australia
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RE: [lace] (Lace) paper strings source

[JOAN WILSON]

HI all,
I don't know for certain but...what about Michael's Arts & Crafts in
Canada?
Just a thought
Joan

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Sent: October 25, 2006 3:43 PM
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Subject: Re: [lace] (Lace) paper strings source

> England and Europe, I'm not surprised to hear that
> some store in Canada has imported this craft item.
> There are no IKEA stores in my area to check out.

Alas, not near me, either - I found the listing on-line, and it is
also at the Ikea-USA site. Doubly alas, not available for mail order,
you do have to go to a store for it.

Is it possible to use raffia?
-- 
Bev in Sooke BC (on Vancouver Island, west coast of Canada)
Cdn. floral bobbins  www.woodhavenbobbins.com
blogging lace at www.looonglace.blogspot.com

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RE: [lace] Introduction

[JOAN WILSON]

Hi Deborah,
Glad to see you joined with Arachne.
I know Deborah as I am also a member of the Simcoe County Lacemakers. Hope
to see you at my house for the November meeting.
I know that you will find a lot of really nice people on this list. & help
is always there when you ask for it.
Happy Lacemaking
Joan

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Sent: October 16, 2006 5:53 PM
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Subject: [lace] Introduction

Hello to the list,
Some of you may already know me, but here goes the intro for all the 
buddies out there:
I'm Debora Lustgarten, a beginner-intermediate BLer in Toronto, Ontario. I 
get together with the ladies of the Simcoe County Lacemakers group and the 
Toronto ladies.
I came to bobbin lace first by trying out an Anna's intro to BL many years 
ago in Latin America, as part of getting in touch with my Spanish roots. 
Frustrated by the lack of teachers/books/supplies, I let it lie until I got 
into Medieval recreation in Canada (the SCA), then I started searching for 
pals in my area and here I am.
Currently I'm doing the first edging in Brigite Bellon's Gekloppeln 
Reticella, and hope to do more of that, and for Christmas/Yule presents, 
plan to work on two UFOs (glass round candle-holders, very nice to put 
small mats inside).
Well, hope to get to know more of you soon!
Cheers,
Debora L.

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RE: [lace] Thread inquiry

[JOAN WILSON]

Hi Everyone,
Yes the Ariene thread is available from Trillium Bobbin Lace. It is a
mercerized Egyptian cotton in several sizes. I see a 30/2 in the catalogue
but not 32/2 as was asked about. I don't know an equivalent but you could
email Gail at [EMAIL PROTECTED] to see if she can tell you.
Hope this helps
Joan, in Ontario

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Hi All,

Downloaded a colour chart for a thread equivalent to Ariane once when this 
discussion happened earlier.  Unfortunately, I cannon remember what I have 
done with it, but think the thread may have been available from Trillium in 
Canada.

I am interested as Michel Jourde uses it a lot in his designs in "Lace 
Express", and I love his designs.

Mary Carey
Campbelltown, NSW, Australia

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RE: [lace] smoke smell?

[JOAN WILSON]

Hi Irene,
Try putting in a plastic zip lock with a piece of charcoal. I have also been
told that for that old musty smell often found in old furniture to put cedar
boughs in the cupboard or dresser. I wonder if it would work for the book.
Joan

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Hello lacemakers,

I just got a lace book in the mail that I purchased on ebay and it smells of

smoke, is there anything I can do?

Otherwise the book is great, I picture myself using a noseclip while making 
lace from this book!

Irene Whitham
Surrey, BC

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RE: [lace] Introduction

[JOAN WILSON]

Hi to the Catlady & anyone else interested,
I just looked through my Canadian Lacemaker Gazette & there is a group of
lacemakers in Winnipeg.
It might be worthwhile contacting them.
Winnipeg Lace Ladies
Meeting: 2nd & 4th Thursday morning
Contact # 204-255-3299  
  # 204-883-2957
Hope this helps
Joan in Ontario







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> Anyway, I'm in Winnipeg, Manitoba

Canadian suppliers that spring to mind are:
 http://www.victoria.tc.ca/~wt912/
http://www.trilliumlace.ca/

US suppliers
http://www.vansciverbobbinlace.com/
http://www.lacemakerusa.com/
http://www.lacemaking.com/
http://www.lacysusan.com/index.html
http://www.snowgoose.cc/

This is not a comprehensive list, just what I can think of without too much 
effort! I don't know about their policies on payment, you'll have to check 
the sites for that.

Oh! I've just stumbled across the Arachne page for suppliers ( I don't know 
how up-to-date it is):
http://www.arachne.com/suppliers/lace_sources.us.html

and list of Canadian lace guilds (dated 1996!!!) :
http://www.arachne.com/guild/canada.html

There is a Canadian lace guild and magazine, but I can't readily find info 
on that

American Lace Guild: International Old Lacers Inc
http://www.internationaloldlacers.org/

Lori the lace fairy has collected lots of sage advice for beginners on her 
pages:
http://lace.lacefairy.com/BeginGuide.html

Hopefully soon - others will chip in with more info. I'd better go out and 
stop playing on the computer for now.!!


>> Sue Babbs
>> (an Englishwoman living in Chicago)

>Cool My family came from Manchester I'm first generation 
>Canadian

I come originally from the Wirral (across the Mersey from Liverpool). My 
first job after university was in Manchester, and that is still my preferred

airport for flying into the UK - lovely early morning flight along the coast

of North Wales. then I  know I am home!
Sue

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RE: [lace] long lace

[JOAN WILSON]

Wow!Sue,
I hadn't thought of that.
A great idea.
Thanks,
Joan

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> I'll be company too!! I'm also working on a garter. Mine is Bucks. There 
> is
> no deadline for me. It is to be put away for a Granddaughters' wedding
> sometime in the distant future. 3 of them are still in High school.
>
Sounds like a good time to start a family heirloom. One which they can all 
borrow as their weddings come along - rather than needing to make 3!
Sue 

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RE: [lace] long lace

[JOAN WILSON]

Hi Bev & Irene,
I'll be company too!! I'm also working on a garter. Mine is Bucks. There is
no deadline for me. It is to be put away for a Granddaughters' wedding
sometime in the distant future. 3 of them are still in High school.

I haven't measured but, it looks about 10 inches so far. It has been on the
back burner for awhile as I have been trying to finish a Honiton piece.

All for now,
Joan, in stormy Ontario

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Hi Bev,

I'll be your company!!! I'm also working on a garter. Your patterns sounds 
very similar to mine with the beading down the centre.  I just measered mine

and I am at 33 centimetres.  When do you need yours done by?  My son's 
wedding is August 26, but I want to get it done in plenty of time.

You've been making so many 12 inch (30 cm) pieces lately, I'm sure that's 
why it seems slow.  Remember to keep going once you reach 30 cm. (hehehehe)

These garters are beautiful, but a lot of work. Do we have anyone else 
making a garter right now?

Irene Whitham
Surrey, BC Canada

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RE: [lace] Lace-in relay

[JOAN WILSON]

Hi 
I'm Joan in Stayner, Canada   5W

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Malvary Cole, Ottawa, Canada   5W

Malvary

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RE: [lace] Polar graph paper

[JOAN WILSON]

Works fine when I use Internet Explorer too
Joan

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Subject: Re: [lace] Polar graph paper

Works fine on my PC using Internet explorer. I can open all the choices 
Brenda listed
Sue

> How interesting!
> It's obviously something to do with the browser; on the Mac it works in 
> Safari, Netscape, Foxfire and Opera but not in Internet Explorer.
>
> Brenda
>

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RE: [lace] New year's resolution

[JOAN WILSON]

I agree with Bev.
I used to promise myself 20-30 minutes of me time at the pillow every
morning after hubby left for work early. I took my tea to the dining room
where the pillow was always ready. What a lovely way to start the day. 
Sigh!
Joan in stormy Ontario

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Sent: January 25, 2006 11:39 AM
To: Ken and Barbara Saltern
Cc: arachne
Subject: Re: [lace] New year's resolution

This is a lovely resolution!
I have some free fun advice - work on lace 20 minutes a day, just like
exercise. You can weave at your pillow, or sort Stuff, or look at
patterns, or read technique or history (or some of each). 20 minutes,
minimum a day. If it insinuates itself into your way of life, your
resolution will be v. easy to keep ;)
Ask me how I know .

> I also have been going to meetings of our local (1 1/2 hr. away) more than
I
> have in the past. I hope that by posting it will make me more accountable
to
> myself (since I've told other people) and lace becomes more of a habit and
not
> just a resolution.
>
>

lace on!

--
bye for now
Bev in Sooke BC (on Vancouver Island, west coast of Canada)
Cdn. floral bobbins
www.woodhavenbobbins.com

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[lace] IOLI Bulletin

[JOAN WILSON]

Hi,
I just took the dog for a walk to the post office & my Bulletin had arrived!
Now for a nice cup of tea & a look through it.

Joan in Ontario

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[lace] Milanese butterfly

[JOAN WILSON]

Hello spiders,
I'm looking for a pattern for a butterfly in Milanese. Hopefully not to
difficult:) 
Any ideas?
Joan

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RE: [lace] Finca 60 thread equivalents

[JOAN WILSON]

Hi All

Roseground Lace Supplies also stock Finca threads.

Joan 

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Subject: Re: [lace] Finca 60 thread equivalents

isn't this the thread that Biggins is stocking?
http://bigginslace.co.uk/
jenny barron
Scotland

Pickford Diana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Help, I am going on a workshop at the weekend and just discovered the
pattern I want to do recommends using Finca 60.
Can anyone tell me an equivalent thread for Finca 60 please?

Brenda is Finca in your book? I only have version 1.

Failing that where can I get a reel of Finca 60 by Friday?

Thanks in advance

Diana
Berkshire UK

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[lace] Tennessee Vacation

[JOAN WILSON]

Hello lace friends,

I 'm repeating this as it seems I sent one off yesterday failing to put
anything in the subject line.  Oops!

 

My DH & I are planning a trip to Tennessee in late March/early April.

I was just wondering if there is anything lace related to see while on
vacation in the great Smokies  We are staying in that area for about 1 week.

Looking forward to hearing about anything that's happening there.

Thanks

Joan

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[JOAN WILSON]

Hello lace friends,

My DH & I are planning a trip to Tennessee in late March/early April.

I was just wondering if there is anything lace related to see while on
vacation in the great Smokies.  We are staying in that area for about 1
week.

Looking forward to hearing about anything that's happening there.

Thanks

Joan

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RE: [lace] Simon Toustou Pillow

[JOAN WILSON]

Hello All,
Here is an e-mail address for Simon. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As far as I know there is no web site. I would suggest you email for any
information
All for now Joan





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Subject: Re: [lace] Simon Toustou Pillow 

At 02:43 PM 1/25/2005, you wrote:
>My impression has always been that the only way to receive a Simon Toustou
>Pillow is directly from his hands, but I could be wrong.
>Devon

No -- but it would be from someone who had gotten them from Simon.  Robin 
and Russ used to carry a pillow or two, but Russ would pick them up from 
Simon at IOLI conference, then put them in his store.  I think they were 
ordered personally at the previous IOLI.

At the time they were available here, I couldn't afford them.All I 
could do was drool over them (NOT on them) when I saw them.  And dream.  

Alice in Oregon - where the fog has lifted for a while. 

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RE: [lace] Re: Wear More Lace!

[JOAN WILSON]

Hi from a lurker,
I was reading & thinking about this subject. 
Lace today could be used beautifully for trim if you want to wear
it. Think about just trimming a pocket edge on a stunning white blouse, a
collar on the same under a nice black pant suit or a lovely lace trim hanky
stuffed in the pocket of the suit, not just the breast pocket but the one at
the hip. It doesn't have to be a necklace or cuff. It could be a pretty trim
on an apron you wear for special occasion while serving at the local church
supper. These are ways that I would wear lace.
Well...just my thoughtsnow back to Lurk Dom.
Yours in lace,
Joan


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Tamara wrote:

I think the  last sentence is the most revealing one... You can't make
> BL lying in  bed and talking on the phone to your buddies about your
> enemies and  their pimples :) 

This is why I do not consider teaching bobbin lace to the young to be  the 
most efficacious way of promoting modern lace. Their role is to wear it and

look great. If they were working away in silent loneliness for the hours it

takes to produce even the smallest piece of lace they would not be on the
phone  
ferreting out the trendy places to wear it. It takes hours and hours on the

phone to find out where the cool people are. 
 
I myself am severely disabled in trying to find the cool people. I seem to  
be taking my cue from old I Love Lucy reruns. I even bought New York
Magazine  
and Time Out New York in an attempt to find out where the rich and
cultivated  
hang out. I am thinking that if you have to buy magazines to tell you where 
the  cool people are, you are probably not going to find them. 
 
If you want to promote modern lace, pin a piece to a teenager and give  her
a 
cell phone!
 
Devon

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RE: [lace] Re: Thread and Pricking chart

[JOAN WILSON]

Thank you Carolina
That worked
Joan

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Subject: [lace] Re: Thread and Pricking chart

Here it is the complete address for Brenda Paternoster Pricking Chart


http://users.argonet.co.uk/users/paternoster/lace/threadsize/threadsize.html



Carolina. Barcelona. Spain.
-- 


Carolina de la Guardia
http://www.geocities.com/carolgallego/

Private apartments for rent on Spanish Coast
http://www.winterinspain.com

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RE: [lace] Re: lace-digest V2004 #349

[JOAN WILSON]

Hi 
I also was unable to open it.
I just gave up
Joan

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Greetings from a lurker.  I attempted to open Brenda's thread information
chart mentioned in the digest #349 only to be told I did not have permission
to go to that site.  Hmmm.  Any help out there?  Thanks.  Ann Geddie

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RE: [lace] IOLI Bulletin arrived

[JOAN WILSON]

Hello All,

Wow! I can't believe that I got mine in Wasaga before anyone else here in
Canada & we've been changing postal codes etc.

Joan in Wasaga Beach,Ontario


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Sent: October 16, 2004 6:33 PM
To: ARACHNE
Subject: [lace] IOLI Bulletin arrived

On Saturday, October 16, 2004, at 02:52  PM, Jenny Barron wrote:

> ok, North East Scotland is officially at the end of the world - am I 
> the only person still waiting for my copy?

No, you're not.   I've heard from one member of Arachne on the west 
coast on Canada, one in central Canada, and I'm in eastern Canada, and 
none of us have received our copies yet;  Which is really weird, 
considering that's it's arrived in Australia, Estonia, England, etc.  
And we're much geographically closer than any of those countries.  
What's going on?  It's this way with every issue.  It makes you wonder 
why we pay extra for postage to Canada.

Margot Walker in Halifax on the east coast of Canada

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RE: [lace] IOLI Bulletin arrived

[JOAN WILSON]

Hi 
I received mine yesterday in Wasaga Beach Ontario
Good reading!
Joan in Wasaga Beach Ontario

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Sent: October 16, 2004 4:57 PM
To: Jenny Barron; lace
Subject: Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin arrived

Jenny - mine still hasn't arrived.  As you might have read, Jacquie who
lives in England received hers but mine - to Canada - is
still on its way to cross the border.  The fall colour is very beautiful
this year, so perhaps it is taking its time and looking at
all the leaves on the way.

Have had time to rake some leaves and start putting down my basement
flooring; laundry for my friend in hospital has just been
brought in as it has started to rain.

Oh well, it will be here in due course and I might have some time to sit
down and read it when it arrives.

Malvary in Ottawa

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[lace] Burned Houses

[Joan Wilson]

Hi
I read it as Margot did.
The neighbours' house burned 2 nights later.
The posting was dated "Mon, 11 Feb 2002 so actually was 2 yrs ago.
I think apologies are in order for the accusations.
Joan

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Re: [lace] Take Camera Discussion to Chat, Please

[Joan Wilson]

Agree! Agree!
Joan


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Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 2:45 AM
Subject: RE: [lace] Take Camera Discussion to Chat, Please


> Jean wrote:
>  1000 lace pictures that I DON'T want to loose,  I won't
> bother to post on Arachne again I will come off the list.
> I also have hundreds of lace photos that I have taken over
> >the years that need to be looked after.>
>
> Jean, don't get off Arachne!
> Just because one person misunderstood that your camera question was lace
> related doesn't mean many of us aren't interested in how to get the lace
> pictures into the  computor.  Many of us consider you a long time friend
and
> would miss your additions to lace discussions.
>
> Louise in Central Virginia
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Re: [lace] photography

[Joan Wilson]

Hi,
I agree. I have been looking at digital cameras& was afraid of just what was
discussed here.
Joan


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Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 3:33 PM
Subject: [lace] photography


> I think the computer/digital camera discussion is appropriate here because
> people are using these things to photograph lace.  And there are a number
of
> people who might find the information useful in the future (me for one).
> Lorelei
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Re: [lace] RV/camper table for bobbin lace question

[Joan Wilson]

Table-mate
I bought one a few years ago for my Mom who is in wheel chair. Works great
for that too.
I got it at Home Hardware in Ontario
Joan


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Subject: [lace] RV/camper table for bobbin lace question


> A long time ago ( a year or more ) there was a discussion about a table
made
> for campers or RV's that was perfect for bobbin lace pillows. It was white
> plastic and had tubular aluminum legs in a U shape. Does anyone remember
> this thread, and if so, the name of the table and where it may be
purchased?
>
> Gina the long absent lurker
>
> Lanam fecit ("she worked with wool") ~Roman epitaph
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Re: [lace] Brass Pins

[Joan Wilson]

I have worked with brass pins too & like Liz says left a project on the
pillows for far too long.
The pins in my Honiton pillow which is made of barley straw were
corroded so badly that I couldn't remove them without damaging the lace.
Sob!
The pins in a pillow made of biulders foam on which I was learning
Withof came out clean & shiny as new.
It must be that the barley straw holds humidity. Both pillows were
stored in a spare bedroom for about the same amount of time.
Any other ideas??
Joan


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Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 10:12 PM
Subject: [lace] Brass Pins


> I, too, like working with brass pins. If you have a horse-hair pillow,
then
> the pins won't rust if left in - at least that is what I found, after
> leaving my beaut horse-hair pillow, with some lace on it, for 2 or 3
years,
> while I worked on other pillows (Note the plural!!)
> When I eventually went back to it, and fearing the worst, I had a
wonderful
> surprise to find the pins came out clean and shiny!
>
> from Liz in Melbourne, Oz,
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Re: [lace] pin cleaning

[Joan Wilson]

Hi all
I'll add a 3rd recipe for cleaning brass pins.

This was given to our class learning Withof a few yrs. ago. I have used it
several times & the pins come out sparkling like new.

To  1 cup boiling water add
   1 teaspoon dish detergent &
1 teaspoon vinegar
I put it in a jar, add the pins & shake a few times let stand a few minutes
then, rinse well in clear water & spread on paper towels to dry.
Joan

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Re: [lace] lace-chat

[Joan Wilson]

I have notice the same thing but being new to chat wasn't sure.
Joan
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Subject: [lace] lace-chat


> Hi, everyone,
>
> sorry to have a non-lace subject on lace, but I haven't received asingle
> lace-chat digest since the beginning of October! Is that right or is there
> something wrong with my own mail?
>
> Thanks
>
> =
> Helene, the froggy from Melbourne
>
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Re: [lace] Wedding Garters

[Joan Wilson]

With 3 grandaughters, the oldest being 15 yrs. I thought I might have time
to make a garter for each of them
Joan


Jeri wrote

> --
> Thiis is a note to over-worked lacemakers (everyone?!)
>
> I know a lacemaker who started to make wedding laces for her
granddaughters
> when the little girls were in kindergarten.   This seems like a good
idea - you
> will not feel like there is a sword positioned above your when you have
time
> on your side.
>
> As for the future wives of boys, the same plan could be put into effect.
> There will always be a use for the laces, even if not for a
daughter-in-law.
>
> If the girls do not marry, you can still make something wonderful for them
> from the laces on, say, a 30th birthday.  Have the laces ready to assemble
into
> a garter, but be prepared to make a pretty boudoir pillow with the laces
if
> the young woman does not marry.
>
> Jeri Ames in Maine USA
> Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
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[lace] Wedding Garters

[Joan Wilson]

Hi all,
I just completed a Torchon wedding garter & would like to do another
preferably in Bucks. Any suggestions where to find a nice pattern?
Thanks,
Joan

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