Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin Winter 2019 & Lace magazine news

[Anna Binnie]

Thank you, I was wondering if you could download it on an iPad.

Anna

Sent from my iPad

> On 30 Jan 2019, at 2:37 am, J Reardon  wrote:
> 
> When you join IOLI and subscribe to the digital Bulletin, they send you an 
> email with a link to the magazine and access instructions when each issue is 
> published. I download it to iBooks then read on the iPad. Very easy. 
> 
> Jean
> 
>> 
>> 
>> I've just checked the IOLI website and they too have an 
>> e-subscription/membership but no indication how one down loads the 
>> magazines. Can anyone tell me more about this.
>> 
>> 
> 

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin Winter 2019 & Lace magazine news

[J Reardon]

When you join IOLI and subscribe to the digital Bulletin, they send you an 
email with a link to the magazine and access instructions when each issue is 
published. I download it to iBooks then read on the iPad. Very easy. 

Jean

> 
> 
> I've just checked the IOLI website and they too have an 
> e-subscription/membership but no indication how one down loads the magazines. 
> Can anyone tell me more about this.
> 
> 

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin Winter 2019 & Lace magazine news

[Anna Binnie]

I have recently signed up for an e-Membership of the Lace guild, and so 
far so good got the two Lace magazines for the year thus far. And if I 
get a membership number I will be even more happy.


I've just checked the IOLI website and they too have an 
e-subscription/membership but no indication how one down loads the 
magazines. Can anyone tell me more about this.


I have subscribed to electronic knitting and quilting magazines, they 
have been really great. I have the patterns accessible wherever I am, I 
can print out what I need and do not have to worry about physical 
storage or the vagarities of the postal system.


Anna in a hot sunny Sydney where they have predicted another week of 
temps in the id to high 30's C.


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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Clare Lewis]

 Further to Jane's email regarding The Lace Guild electronic membership,
e-Lace is not sent as a pdf, there is an e-members only section of the
website where the e-magazine is accessed.

I would echo Jane's call for patterns, articles, photos etc., etc.;
publications can't survive without them.

One area we do often have a problem with is items for the Young Lacemaker
magazine; while the readers may be young (mostly) they are not necessarily
beginners. More challenging patterns with a 'trendy' (or whatever the
current terminology is) theme and application are always welcome.

Clare (no longer any connection to TLG Exec!)

In sunny Portsmouth where my garden is wilting and I want rain.


On 13 July 2018 at 10:23, Jane Partridge  wrote:

> We're just in the beginning stages of receiving the journal of the
> preserved railway where I volunteer in electronic format. What is being
> done there, and I suspect with The Lace Guild as well, is that the
> electronic pdf file that is sent to the printers is also the file that is
> being sent out to members by email.
>
>

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Jane Partridge]

We're just in the beginning stages of receiving the journal of the preserved 
railway where I volunteer in electronic format. What is being done there, and I 
suspect with The Lace Guild as well, is that the electronic pdf file that is 
sent to the printers is also the file that is being sent out to members by 
email. This is most likely the cheapest and simplest way of doing things, for 
those charitable organisations (like the railway and the Guild) that don't have 
funding to get an outside specialist company involved.  With the railway's 
journal, being a pdf it gives me the option of using the up/down arrows to move 
to previous/next page, and typing the page number I want in the box, plus 
scrolling down (which isn't a great hardship!). The contents page at the start 
tells me which page I need for a specific article. Also, if I want to look for 
pieces about, say, a particular loco, I can use the control-f function 
(keyboard command for "find" - I'm using a Windows 10 laptop and!
  Adobe Acrobat Reader) to bring up a search box, into which I can type key 
words.

Production of an "all bells and whistles" version would substantially increase 
the production cost, and would likely require those subscribing to pay more 
rather than less for their electronic magazine - which would defeat the object 
of trying to gain overseas members by making it affordable for them to 
subscribe to (the postal costs for paper copies make them anything but). Do 
remember that the newstand magazines that have electronic versions with all the 
navigation options have much larger circulation figures than our specialist 
magazines, and so have a much greater income to afford the staff and technology 
required. I'm not sure what the exchange rate is at the moment, but from the 
figures Susan quotes for the various subscriptions electronic membership of The 
Lace Guild, at £20.00 (GBP) per year, sounds like a bargain! 

However, for the magazines to continue in either format, the editors are 
(usually) dependent on members sending in patterns (for any type of lace, not 
just bobbin lace) and articles for publication, and the patterns submitted 
don't have to be as complicated as Miss Channer's mat - one of the reasons I 
started subscribing to the Canadian Lacemaker Gazette when I was teaching was 
that their patterns were frequently easy enough for a relative beginner to 
attempt, and being an affordable subscription, it was a lace publication I 
could recommend to my students. So many times you hear someone say their reason 
for not joining the Guild, or submitting a pattern (of their own design) is 
"I'm not good enough" - which in many cases certainly isn't true. Having 
patterns for beginners in the magazines is as important as having the more 
challenging ones for those of us who have been making lace for years, and even 
more so, if we are to encourage new lacemakers to subscribe in the first pl!
 ace!

Jane Partridge

From: owner-l...@arachne.com  on behalf of Susan 


 In spite of Prabha’s heroic efforts to provide multiple screen shots, various 
tutorials, I found my navigation limited to scrolling or typing a page number 
in the menu bar. The thumbnails she described were nowhere to be found with the 
hardware/software that I am using. After lots of pointing clicking no progress, 
I decided it is what it is. To be fair, my navigation was limited to scrolling 
(only) when I accessed the digital version of Lace (Lace Guild UK magazine) so 
apparently this is not an isolated issue with online publishing of this type. 
Technology has provided us with this new digital option so let’s use it to our 
advantage see whether more improvements are forthcoming. Best Wishes to 
everyone heading to San Antonio for the convention. Have a great time! 
Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin, indexing of

[Osgood Martha]

> On Jul 11, 2018, at 10:05 AM, Karen Thompson 
wrote:
>
> ...I hope at some point in the future the old Bulletins will be digitized,
and there will be
> a nice digital index of articles and patterns, so they can be searched….

VERY nice idea, Karen.

Do we have people with skill or advice in digitizing in the room?

As a back-of-the-book INDEXER in real life (retired), I imagine I could put
you in contact with folks who do Indexing regularly, and thus know the
‘customs’ and standard guidelines. If making this happen interests anyone
at IOLI, please get back to me.

Martha Osgood
Back Words Indexing
www.backwordsindexing.com
mar...@backwordsindexomg.com

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[J Reardon]

I’ve been reading the sample digital IOLI bulletin on my tablet (iPad) and am 
very glad they are offering that option. Tablets work much better for this than 
computers. The tablets, which originated as readers, automatically size the 
page so it fills the screen. You can enlarge the page to zoom in on details. 

I’ve got a number of digital Piecework magazines on my iPad. They have a couple 
features the Bulletin would benefit from. I can move from page to page by 
swiping left and the table of contents has links to take you directly to each 
article. With the Bulletin, it didn’t hold my place when I closed it and I had 
to page through to find where I left off. 

Nobody loses. The print edition is still available for those who prefer it. 
This new feature is a bonus for those of us who prefer it.

Jean Reardon
Western Pennsylvania where we are finally having ideal summer weather 

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin - Staying organized

[Jeri Ames]

Dear Lacemakers,
 
Is there a library collection anywhere in the world housing books and
publications focused on both embroidery and lace that is more extensive than
the one here?   How does that owner feel about this subject ?
 
In the case of this library in Maine USA, it is preferable to hold a magazine
in the hand.  The instructions received from the IOLI Bulletin Editor add
more complexity, as you will read below.    
 
My lace and embroidery library, now 4,075 books, is probably the most
extensive private collection in the world for research on these subjects,
especially valuable because the librarian here has read everything in English
and is familiar with what else has been saved that is written in other
languages.  Though periodical publications have not been inventoried, a
system recently began of storing bulletins of guilds / publishers (like
PieceWork) in plastic bins  - by organization.  There are also bins holding
obsolete publications.  Contents are filed by date, with the most current at
the top.  They have their own designated room. 
 
No one can countermand the owner, who belongs to about 12 guilds just to
receive the bulletins (dues are a large expense).  
 
Imagine having different access instructions for each and every item here ! 
Imagine changes every time editors / officers change and institute their
preferences, or constantly having to adapt to new technologies. 
 
When a book or magazine bibliography lists references used, my filing system
is easy to use to find originals. Even if I had a volunteer (Ha Ha), there are
other tasks of more value to do.  An inventory, like the existing one of
books, is of considerable value in helping to find the exact book needed.  I
fail to see the benefit of doing this with periodical publications, given the
labor necessary to implement and constantly update.  A storage system is the
answer here. 
 
Jeri Ames in Maine USA
Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
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In a message dated 7/10/2018 9:39:44 PM Eastern Standard Time,
jbl...@sbcglobal.net writes:
I wrote about IOLI increasing dues to cover mailing and printing costs of the
magazine and the new digital version at lower cost.
Can anyone answer my question on a Google Account, and what do others think of
this new version?
Janice Blair Murrieta, CA

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Catherine Barley]

Hi Janice

I too will be opting for the paper version as I prefer being able to pick it up 
and read at my leisure, rather than go to my laptop to access it.  I did try 
the digital version with another lace group but like yourself, couldn't be 
bothered with having to go through the process of accessing it through the 
computer each time I wanted to read it.  I'm in the UK so haven't actually 
received my copy yet.  Can't help you with the Google account I'm afraid, as 
I'm far too long in the tooth to comprehend and keep up with all this modern 
technology, most of which I have no use for anyway!

Catherine Barley UK
Where we're experiencing very hot and humid weather at the moment - far too 
oppressive for me!
 
Catherine Barley Needlelace
www.catherinebarley.com

Original message
>From : jbl...@sbcglobal.net


As the list seems to be quiet, my last digest was #68 on July 1, and I know I 
sent a lengthy email about convention hoping it might kick out a new digest, I 
decided to write about the IOLI increasing the dues to cover mailing and 
printing costs of the magazine and the new digital version at lower cost.

Can anyone answer my question on a Google Account, and what do others think of 
this new version?

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Malvary]

My Lace arrived on Friday, and the IOLI magazine a couple of weeks or more ago. 
 It was good to sit down and read it while I was trying to recover from 
pneumonia which has stopped me from going to England to the Lace Guild AGM 
which I’ll miss for the first time in about 20 years.

I’m sure that the people in New Brunswick would be happy to send you some rain 
as they have severe flooding at the moment. 

Malvary in Ottawa where Spring has sprung at last.

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin & Membership fees.

[Clay Blackwell]

I just received the summer issue today.  I am in Virginia...

Clay

Sent from my iPad

> On Oct 24, 2016, at 11:41 PM, Susan E Babbs  wrote:
> 
> Still not received the summer one.  I wish IOLI sent out routine reminders of 
> membership dues. I generally subscribe for two years at a time, and was very 
> grateful that, as the summer bulletin was late, they sent me an e-mail 
> extending the deadline for payment, as I had completely forgotten about it!
> 

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Sue Duckles]

The Ring of Tatters sends their renewals out with the newsletter too. I try to 
remind myself on the calendar for next year... But it doesn't always work!!

Sue in a sunny East Yorkshire

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On 25 Oct 2016, at 14:47, Malvary Cole  wrote:

> I have just sent in my renewal and am arranging to get the missing issues 
> since my membership expired. (Jacquie note - you will also be getting all the 
> back issues too).  I have a feeling that I might have had an e-mail reminding 
> me, but I'm not sure.
> 
> Perhaps IOLI should look at the system The Lace Guild uses.  The renewals are 
> sent out once a year, in the magazine 

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RE: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[devonthein]

Jean, what is the situation with the Bulletin? I guess the summer one has been
mailed since Janice received it. I was at a class this weekend and the people
who were the members of the IOLI  board seemed to think that the Fall one
would be coming out almost immediately. They also thought we had all gotten an
email to that effect. But, I don’t recall getting such an email.

Devon

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From: Jean Leader
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2016 10:38 AM
To: Karen Bovard
Cc: Lace Arachne
Subject: Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

On 25 Oct 2016, at 14:22, Karen Bovard <k.bov...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> That is my problemIOLI doesn't send out reminders as to when dues are
> due.

If IOLI has been given an email address the Membership Chair does send out
email reminders of when dues are due.

But this only works if the email address is correct so please be extra careful
when writing it down on the renewal form.

And as Janice mentioned you can always check the expiry date on the address
label when your bulletin arrives.

Jean in sunny Glasgow

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Jean Leader]

On 25 Oct 2016, at 14:22, Karen Bovard  wrote:

> That is my problemIOLI doesn't send out reminders as to when dues are
> due. 

If IOLI has been given an email address the Membership Chair does send out 
email reminders of when dues are due. 

But this only works if the email address is correct so please be extra careful 
when writing it down on the renewal form.

And as Janice mentioned you can always check the expiry date on the address 
label when your bulletin arrives.

Jean in sunny Glasgow

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Jean Leader]

On 25 Oct 2016, at 14:47, Malvary Cole  wrote:

> Perhaps IOLI should look at the system The Lace Guild uses.  The renewals are 
> sent out once a year, in the magazine and the payment is for the next four 
> issues.  It means everyone is on the same renewal date and if you join mid 
> year you get the back issues plus those still to come for that year.

This is the system IOLI had before it was changed to the current one over 10 
years ago. The problems with a single renewal date are (A) having to estimate 
how many extra magazines to have printed to allow for new members joining 
during the year, (B) finding somewhere to store all these extra magazines, (C) 
the extra postage costs for sending out additional magazines (not something you 
can pass on to a new member).

Jean in sunny Glasgow

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Malvary Cole]

I have just sent in my renewal and am arranging to get the missing issues 
since my membership expired. (Jacquie note - you will also be getting all 
the back issues too).  I have a feeling that I might have had an e-mail 
reminding me, but I'm not sure.


Perhaps IOLI should look at the system The Lace Guild uses.  The renewals 
are sent out once a year, in the magazine and the payment is for the next 
four issues.  It means everyone is on the same renewal date and if you join 
mid year you get the back issues plus those still to come for that year.  I 
think The Lace Society uses the same method.


Malvary in Ottawa where fall has fallen hard with a forecast of S* 
flurries for Thursday.


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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin & Membership fees.

[Susan E Babbs]

Still not received the summer one.  I wish IOLI sent out routine reminders of 
membership dues. I generally subscribe for two years at a time, and was very 
grateful that, as the summer bulletin was late, they sent me an e-mail 
extending the deadline for payment, as I had completely forgotten about it!

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin and Dues for Next Year

[jviking]

Hi All, I got an e-mail in early October that (if I remember correctly)
said the Fall Bulletin would be late and reminded me about dues.  I paid
on-line.  Did others receive that?

Jane in Vermont, USA where we are getting some much needed rain and the
bright colored leaves are falling off the trees.
jvik...@sover.net

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin and Dues for Next Year

[Malvary Cole]

I haven't had one for a while because I'd forgotten to renew.  Have just 
done so, and my next bulletin will be December.  I'd asked about buying the 
missing issues so have been expecting something from IOLI - like an invoice, 
so wasn't worried about opening the spam message because I thought it was 
going to be something to pay for the issues I didn't get.  Hope now I'm not 
infected with anything.


Malvary in a cold, and very wet Ottawa

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Sent: Friday, October 21, 2016 1:07 PM
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] IOLI Bulletin and Dues for Next Year

What is the last IOLI Bulletin members have received?

Has anyone received an e-mail notice of IOLI dues due before year  end?

Jeri Ames in Maine
Lace and Embroidery Resource Center

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Tamara P Duvall]

Mine came today (I'm in Virginia). Haven't yet had the time to open it; it's 
been "that kind" of day.

On Nov 5, 2015, at 5:30 PM, Helen Bell wrote:

> I received my Bulletin the same day that my mother did - Monday (might've
> been Saturday).  I'm in WA State and she's in Australia.  
> 
> Hopefully yours has now arrived, Sue.

-- 
Tamara P Duvallhttp://t-n-lace.net/
Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Sue Babbs]

Mine arrived yesterday - thanks for the reassurances everyone

Sue 


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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Clay Blackwell]

Mine arrived on Saturday.  

Clay

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> On Nov 2, 2015, at 10:42 PM, Sue Babbs  wrote:
> 
> The last IOLI bulletin I received was the Summer 2015 edition.  Have others 
> in America received the fall edition or is there special delivery to 
> Australia and ours are on the way?  Anyone know?
> 
> 
> Sue
> 
> suebabbs...@gmail.com
> 
> 

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Sue Babbs]

Many thanks everyone!  I just got a bit nervous as it had arrived in Oz but 
not here.  I'll wait as patiently as I can!!



Sue

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Malvary Cole]

I received mine last week, the same day as the remnants of hurricane 
Patricia arrived.  Had to leave all my mail on one side to dry out. 
Magazine was mostly ok because of its plastic bag,


Malvary in Ottawa where we will be having a week of very warm temperatures - 
about 10c higher than average for this time of the year (sshhh perhaps +18 
or +19 on Thursday - but don't say it too loud just in case)


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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Sue Babbs]

The last IOLI bulletin I received was the Summer 2015 edition.  Have others 
in America received the fall edition or is there special delivery to 
Australia and ours are on the way?  Anyone know?



Sue

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Devon Thein]

Ours are on the way. Because of different mailing options, members who are not 
in the US often receive theirs first.
Devon

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Jeriames]

Thank you, Pene, for the update.  Everyone loves to receive a lace  
bulletin, and sometimes they do not realize how much goes into getting one  
into 
members' mailboxes.  
 
It is unfortunate that our Lace Guilds must rely on unpaid volunteer  
editors, who probably do not receive nearly enough appreciation.   The job of 
publishing 4 bulletins a year happens to require an  enormous amount of 
personal time and devotion to lace.  Editors need  help.  So do proofreaders.   
A 
representative of one  overseas national Guild has told me they have 3 
proofreaders who read the  entire contents of a bulletin from cover-to-cover 
before it is sent to the  printer!
 
Sometimes, our editors are juggling careers that pay bills, as well as  
keeping a spouse and family happy, and home running smoothly.   They really 
need tangible support to stay healthy and strong.  I have  written about the 
unpaid efforts of our remarkable lace women before.  When  they volunteer, it 
would be nice to have someone in the local lace  group who lives nearby 
volunteer to help with errands and the  time-consuming extras (taking the 
family 
dog to the vet, picking up dry  cleaning and the like, waiting for a car to 
be serviced, etc).  Can we help  them out a bit, if we live near them?   
 
Thinking back to my years of working at a newspaper over 50 years ago,  I 
recall that I was required to read other daily newspapers as well as our  
own.  This brought forward items of interest that our newspaper had not  
covered but might be of interest to our department's student readers aged  
13-18.  
 
Lace editors need time to take our pulse.   One Bulletin  Editor 
personally contacted me, and I learned she was aware of  contents of Arachne.   
She 
somehow found time to glance  past any me too memos on Arachne and take 
note of what lace people around  the world were finding of interest. 
 
This is something for our various national and  international Guild leaders 
to ponder.   I hope  they have good backup plans for Bulletin Editors, who 
are human like  the rest of us and need support so they won't burn out.
 
Jeri Ames in Maine USA
Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
  
 
 
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p...@eggo.org writes:

Dear  Fellow Aracheans,
When the question was asked about when the next issue  of
the I.O.L.I. Bulletin was due to arrive in mailboxes, I
was in Paris  for the week.

I had proofread the magazine earlier in September,  for
the Editor, who unfortunately is not a subscriber to
Arachne. It is  due to be mailed in early October, so
members should be receiving their  copies soon.

Penelope, An Aussie lacemaker in Tartu,  Estonia

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[pene piip]

Dear Fellow Aracheans,
When the question was asked about when the next issue of
the I.O.L.I. Bulletin was due to arrive in mailboxes, I
was in Paris for the week.

I had proofread the magazine earlier in September, for
the Editor, who unfortunately is not a subscriber to
Arachne. It is due to be mailed in early October, so
members should be receiving their copies soon.

Enjoy reading it when it arrives.
Penelope
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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin - Devon does it again!!!

[lbuyred]

I have just spent a thoroughly enjoyable morning at the hair dresser's reading 
Devon's latest article.  What fun and what a great ending!  I am a little 
curious to know how much persuading was involved in getting the museum to pull 
the pieces out of storage so that they could be photographed for the article?  
Liz Redford
Raleigh, NC

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Janice Blair]

I will now report that I have almost read all the Bulletin and have only to 
decide which classes and tours I want this summer.  I was not in such a hurry 
to see the offerings as in past years as I was able to view the class choices 
at the Portland Lace Society website over the last few months.  Nice to see 
that they are arranging an Arachne luncheon this year so we will all be able to 
meet up again.  Go here and choose the IOLI Convention, then Classes and you 
will be able to see photos of some of the laces being offered.  I also noticed 
that the mailing date is February 1, so better make some decisions soon.

http://portlandlacesociety.net/convention.html

Cindy did a nice job again with the Bulletin.  There are articles by other 
Arachne including Liz Ligeti in Australia, Tamara Duvall, and I even spotted a 
book review from Pene Piip.  Lots of nice needlelace info for me.

Janice
 Janice Blair
Crystal Lake, 50 miles northwest of Chicago, Illinois, USA
www.jblace.com
http://www.lacemakersofillinois.org



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Sent: Thu, January 7, 2010 8:21:42 PM
Subject: Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin - Devon does it again!!!

I agree completely!!

Devon, in her wonderfully inquisitive/humerous/direct manner has given us a 
fabulous romp through a lace mystery which kept me absorbed until the end.  I'm 
so impressed with Devon's determination to follow every lead to the next 
resolution!!  Like you, Janice, I'm inclined to study the Convention listings 
first in the winter issues.  I acknowledge that I did go through the convention 
details (briefly), and then spent a very pleasant time giving Devon's article 
all of my attention!!  The pictures which grace the covers (back and front) of 
the issue add considerably to the pleasure of the article.  What magnificent 
pieces of lace!!!  And the fact that they're in New York just make me want to 
book a trip to the city, and schedule a viewing (with Devon in tow, of 
course!!!)

Clay

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin Devon

[Dmt11home]

I enjoyed your article about Battenberg, as well!
Devon
 
 
In a message dated 1/8/2010 5:07:12 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
jvik...@sover.net writes:

Hi  All,  I also am thrilled with Devon's article, I also love her  writing.
I must admit that the needle lace shawl measuring 108 by 52 has  me
flabbergasted (gobsmacked).  It is amazing!

Jane in Vermont,  USA where we got enough snow to track a cat (a dusting  or
1mm)
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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin - Devon does it again!!!

[Clay Blackwell]

I agree completely!!

Devon, in her wonderfully inquisitive/humerous/direct manner has given 
us a fabulous romp through a lace mystery which kept me absorbed until 
the end.  I'm so impressed with Devon's determination to follow every 
lead to the next resolution!!  Like you, Janice, I'm inclined to study 
the Convention listings first in the winter issues.  I acknowledge that 
I did go through the convention details (briefly), and then spent a very 
pleasant time giving Devon's article all of my attention!!  The pictures 
which grace the covers (back and front) of the issue add considerably to 
the pleasure of the article.  What magnificent pieces of lace!!!  And 
the fact that they're in New York just make me want to book a trip to 
the city, and schedule a viewing (with Devon in tow, of course!!!)


Clay


On 1/7/2010 7:27 PM, Janice Blair wrote:

I got my Winter IOLI Bulletin this afternoon and as this usually is the Bulletin that has 
the details about convention in, I tend to go to the center pages.  Not this time.  Devon 
Thein has written a long, long (9 pages) article, several without pictures, that is a 
fascinating read.  DH kept asking me questions and my reply was I'm reading!! 
 She takes us back in time on a search for the Empress Eugenie Laces, something I had not 
heard of before.  She has researched these laces on their journey from Belgium to New 
York, and, not wanting to spoil the read for those who have not received the magazine, I 
felt I was with her along the journey, even imagining the stink from the robbed grave.  
Bet that piques your curiosity.

I was also fascinated because I have a new interest in needlelace.  The lace in 
question is colored point de gaze and so very, very fine.  I just did a clumsy 
piece of needlelace of which I was very proud, as those who know me, know that 
the needle and I are not friends. :-)  My piece was a sample for a local guild 
class so that I can pass on what knowledge I gleaned last year at convention.  
I took a class with Nancy Evans that I really enjoyed, mainly because we used a 
variety of sizes of threads starting with DMC 5.

For my class, I would like to list some good needlelace books.  I have the Lace 
Guild book and a couple of reference books, but I would like some suggestions 
on books that are still available for purchase.  I used the Encyclopedia of 
Needlework by T.de Dillmont for my examples of stitches and that has a great 
many stitches.  Mine is a very old copy of the book.  Is it still available in 
a reprint?  Please send any suggestions to the list, even though I have to wait 
for the digests.

Janice
  Janice Blair
Crystal Lake, 50 miles northwest of Chicago, Illinois, USA
www.jblace.com
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Re: [lace] IOLI bulletin

[Ilske Thomsen]

Hello Sue,
just back from our congress I found the IOLI-magazin spring 2009 on my  
table.


Greetings from sunny but fresh Hamburg in Germany
Ilske

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Re: [lace] IOLI bulletin

[Sue Babbs]

I have seen hints that the latest IOLI bulletin came out over a week ago. Is 
this really the case? or is it only those that write articles for it that 
have already received it? Just wondering as there is no sign of mine yet


Sue 


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Re: [lace] IOLI bulletin

[Sue Babbs]

The last issue I received was Volume 29 no 2 - Winter 2008-9. I am a summer
2009 renewal.

 We have had a relief mailman for a while, and have regularly received other
people's mail and re-directed it. I guess someone wasn't that kind with my
IOLI bulletin :(

Sad Sue!
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  Sent: Thursday, April 16, 2009 8:15 AM
  Subject: Re: [lace] IOLI bulletin


  Mailing for the next issue is July 1, 2009.  The last (Spring) issue has a
picture of a Rose and butterfly needlelace sculpture on the cover.   Is that
the issue you have not received?  Check the address printed on the back of
your latest bulletin to be sure you have renewed on time, in order to be sure
you don't miss an issue: required time of renewal is indicated above your
name.

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Re: [lace] IOLI bulletin

[Norma Harris]

Sue,
I'm a newbie not only to the list but to IOLI and I've received my Spring
Bulletin.
Norma in Salem, VA/USA

http://normasneedlez.blogspot.com
http://sistersstitching.blogspot.com
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Re: [lace] IOLI bulletin

[Sue Babbs]

thanks for all the messages about the IOLI bulletin, Devon and the editor are
beavering away to sort this out.

not so sad Sue
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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Alice Howell]

--- Pene Piip [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Did anyone notice in the Book Review section on page
 4, there are 3 reviews 
 written by little ol' me about the Estonian books
 which I donated to the 
 IOLI Library. 

Yes, Pene, I noticed --- I read -- I applauded you in
my mind!!
Thank you for your generosity.  I would like to see
them some day.  (My reading list gets longer and
longer. G)

Happy lacing,
Alice in Oregon -- where I can hear the rain pouring
down

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Malvary J Cole]

Pleased to say my Bulletin arrived on Friday (after talking to Jacquie in 
England for an hour earlier in the week about classes, as she already had 
hers) - spent some time this evening looking at what is on offer at 
Montreal.


Malvary in Ottawa

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Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2006 10:14 PM
Subject: [lace] IOLI Bulletin



Thanks to all who responded to my problem with not getting the bulletin.
I have emailed Laurie and hope that she can help me.

Jane Nelson
Lincoln, NE  USA

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin - question

[Joy Beeson]

At 10:41 PM 1/11/06 -0500, Tamara P Duvall wrote:


 What's the difference between a 
 blanket stitch and a buttonhole one? Nancy Evans (Needle Lace With 
 Nancy), on p 11, says:
 [...] begin blanket (often wrongly called buttonhole) stitching 
 tightly [...]

The often wrongly called is your clue:  certain embroiders want to use 
blanket stitch for all forms of buttonhole, in order to reserve buttonhole 
for what we've always called tailor's buttonhole  (buttonhole stitch with an 
extra twist, suitable for buttonholes on heavy fabrics such as coating.)  

They aren't getting very far -- partly because of the tremendous inertia of 
bushels of reference materials that use the older terms, and partly -- I 
suspect -- because blanket stitch sounds as though it ought to be coarse 
enough to work on the edge of a blanket, and sounds funny as a description of 
buttonholing.  

It's more plausible to refer to blanket stitch as Spaced Buttonhole than to 
call buttonhole a closely-worked blanket stitch.   Enthoven (The Stitches of 
Creative Embroidery) refers to Spaced buttonhole, also known as blanket 
stitch, and doesn't, as near as I can tell without re-reading the whole book, 
mention tailor's buttonhole at all.  Mary Thomas's Dictionary of Embroidery 
Stitches describes tailor's buttonhole in great detail, then ends cryptically 
When used for actual buttonholes on tailor-made garments, the process of 
working is reversed. without saying *what* is reversed.  I suppose she was 
only heading off those who would be confused by a different description in a 
tailoring book; teaching the making of buttonholes is outside the scope of a 
dictionary of embroidery stitches.  She does strongly imply that tailor's 
buttonhole can, or should, be worked only on edges.

(We just hashed this out on 18th-Century Woman, if you're wondering why I had 
references at my fingertips.)

-- 
Joy Beeson
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http://www.timeswrsw.com/craig/cam/ (local weather)
west of Fort Wayne, Indiana, U.S.A.
where it's sunny and the high is FIFTY-THREE F!
(It's *supposed* to be bitter cold in January.)   

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin - question

[Barbara Joyce]

Tamara wrote:

 What's the difference between a
 blanket stitch and a buttonhole one?

There is a wonderful book by Marion Scoular entitled Advice is for
listening to--not necessarily taking!! She devotes several pages (with
illustrations) to the difference between blanket stitches (used in Hardanger
edgings, among other applications) and buttonhole stitches, which actually
get a knot at the fabric edge of each stitch.

Impossible to describe in words, unfortunately. If you know anyone who does
embroidery, or are near an embroidery guild, you might be able to take a
look at this book--pages 38 and 42.

Barbara Joyce
Snoqualmie, WA
USA

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Ilske Thomsen]

Hello Trish,
Yes, I did today but didn't find the time to look in, yet.
Greetings

Ilske

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Barb ETx]

'Morning'..I am in Texas, USA  and my bulletin arrived yesterday.I just
picked it up today, so will have a lovely afternoon reading. On my
'flip-thru' I see that Nancy Evans is back.  G-r-e-a-t to see you again,
Nancy.  ;-)

The 'flip-thru' also reminds me of how much we owe to the contributions of
lacers everywhere.  _Never_  feel that your efforts are not appreciated.
Thank you all
More later,
BarbE
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  Hello Trish,
  Yes, I did today but didn't find the time to look in, yet.
  Greetings

  Ilske

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Malvary J Cole]

It hasn't made Canada yet, well not this little corner of Ottawa.  Perhaps 
tomorrow!


Malvary

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Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 8:23 PM
Subject: [lace] IOLI Bulletin



Well, the Bulletin has reaches Oz today!!
Just had a very quick glance through it, and see a piece of my Radical 
Reticella is shown inside the front cover.  Unfortunately, the caption 
mentions that it is an adaptation of a Carol Williamson design from Lace - 
but this is wrong.  The neckband I made is the adaptation, Not this piece!
This piece, the Aquilegia -or Blue Columbine was made especially for a 
challenge from my Colorado lace Friends. The Blue Columbine being the 
State Flower.


5 sided Reticella came straight out of my own head!!! (for better or 
worse!)

Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz.
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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Alice Howell]

The post office must be working hard.  I got mine
today, also, and I'm on the opposite side of the
country -- Oregon.  

Great work, IOLI!  I just got a quick look, but you
even have my new email in the handbook listing.

I did note that entry deadline for the Table Ribbon
contest is June 24.  Time to get started, if you
haven't already. The next five months will go fast. 
I'll get to really read the issue after dinner
tonight.  A pleasure to anticipate!

Alice in Oregon -- where they predict rain every day
this week

--- Patricia Ann Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Dear Fellow Spiders,
 
 Has anyone else gotten their IOLI Bulletin yet? Just
 got mine today. Studying
 the convention info, wishing I could find some way
 to justify going to it!
 
 Trish in sunny and windy West Virginia
 
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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin problem

[Ilske Thomsen]

 Poor Jean,
There is only one solution sening back and waiting for one who is ok. 
Sometimes it happenes that the wrong pages were bound together.

Greetings  Ilske

I've just received my Summer IOLI bulletin, but there's a problem with 
it -
I've got pages 1 - 8 twice and pages 25-32 twice, with pages 9 - 24 
missing.

Is there someone I can contact by email to get a replacement?

Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK


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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin problem

[Jeriames]

In a message dated 7/5/05 6:24:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:


 I've just received my Summer IOLI bulletin, but there's a problem with it -
 I've got pages 1 - 8 twice and pages 25-32 twice, with pages 9 - 24 missing.
 Is there someone I can contact by email to get a replacement?
 

Dear Jean,

I remember complimenting Debra Jenny (Editor) for putting the web address for 
IOLI on *every* page of the bulletin, so we could look up pertinent 
information at any hour of the day or night and from any nation.  If you have 
kept past 
issues, you will see:

www.internationaloldlacers.org

If you go to the web page, you will find *IOLI Bulletin* as a choice about 
half way down the menu on the left.  And when you go to this page, you will 
find 
the address to click on to write to the editor.

It is a lot easier (to me) than looking up eBay listings, and searching for 
other sorts of information on the internet!

Debra is one of the nicest and most reliable officials at IOLI.  She will be 
horrified that there has been an error at the printer's.

Jeri Ames in Maine USA
Lace  Embroidery Resource Center

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin]

[Malvary Cole]

I got mine yesterday - it was posted on December 23.  This is much
quicker than last time when some of us in Canada had quite a long wait. 
The
envelope was marked Air Mail this time.  Perhaps it helped.

Malvary in Ottawa where it is supposed to snow/freezing rain later
today, but supposed to go up to +8C tomorrow and rain.  I have about
10cm of ice on my drive from 2 or 3 freezing rain and rain episodes that
we have had over the last couple of weeks.

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Diane Williams]

I got mine in the mail yesterday also.  Sat down
immediately and perused all the convention offerings
for next August.  The rest of the bulletin I digested
more slowly and brought with me to work to look at on
my lunch hour.

Diane Williams
Galena, Illinois USA
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--- Jenny Barron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

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 bulletin? I shall not say anything about content
 except that it's scrummy and Arachne is represented.
 jenny barron
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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin arrived

[Jenny Barron]

Hooray!! My copy of the IOLI Bulletin arrived this morning.
I'm looking forward to reading all the good articles everybody
has been talking about.

Pene Piip, in Tartu, Estonia,


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

jenny barron

who was charged £5.00 extra yesterday for a mail order delivery just because of my 
post code and who is still simmering about it

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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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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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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

[Bev Walker]

Hi everyone,

 Wow! I can't believe that I got mine in Wasaga before anyone else here
in Canada...

As long as we are comparing scars g - and I thought I was at the end of
the world and Ottawa was closer to the centre g, g - *my* copy of the
IOLI bulletin arrived Thursday (Oct. 14).
My copy of La Encajera arrived yesterday - haven't had time to read either
but have a free evening - ah the luxury of lace reading :

(although other mails which are supposed to have been received by now are
taking their time...tsk...)

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

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Laceandbits]

Got mine yesterday - it's really good :-)  Just to rub it in, as Malvary 
organised my membership for me at the same time as her own.

Jacquie

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Lorri Ferguson]

Margot,

Are you sure your postal workers aren't on strike? (BG) It seems that every 
time I travel to B.C. the postal or some other workers are on strike.

Lorri


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Subject: [lace] IOLI Bulletin


 On Wednesday, October 13, 2004, at 03:57  AM, Elizabeth Ligeti wrote:

  And Goodie Good!!! - My Bulletin from IOLI just arrived!

 I'm glad the Bulletins are being received in Australia.  But can anyone
 explain, given the distances involved,  why the Australians get them
 before they arrive in Canada?  It happens with every issue.

 Margot Walker in Halifax on the east coast of Canada, still waiting for
 my IOLI Bulletin.

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Re: [lace] IOLI Bulletin

[Clive and Betty Ann Rice]

Unuh, it was me, the Certified Curmudgeon who wrote that posting, not Clay.  Credit 
where credit is due!

Love, Betty Ann in Roanoke, Virginia USA

Janice Blair wrote:

 Clay wrote:
 Well, Janice, now I don't have to read the Bulletin when it comes!
 You've given a synopsis of the magazine so we won't have any surprises!
 Next time I see the title I'll delete without reading the posting...


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