Re: [lace] Lace magazine 172

[Potts Jane]

November 3, 2018, 7:28 AM
Yes, the e-version is now available online. Unfortunately 5 pages don't
load fully. I've sent an e-mail to the Lace Guild asking if it can be
fixed. I'm assuming this is a problem at their end, not mine, but I'm not
really tech-savvy enough to know. Perhaps someone else who gets the
e-version could take a look at pp. 28-33 and tell me if the bottom of the
pages is missing for them too?
Jane in Berlin , where November is so far wonderfully sunny and mild

On Wednesday, October 31, 2018, J Reardon  wrote:

> The Autumn 2018 Lace magazine arrived in today’s mail here in Western
> Pennsylvania. I’ve only glanced through it so far, but it is as visually
> appealing as ever. Remembrance poppies are prominently featured. It also
> includes reviews of this years summer school, information about next years,
> and a write up by a student of Gil Dye’s class at Hardwick Hall. Also an
> article: copy cat lace part 3. And revisits the holly leaf patterns from
> last years issue, cleverly making the leaves into an angel.
>
>
> Jean Reardon
> Western Pennsylvania
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Re: [lace] Lace magazine 172

[Tregellas Family]

My copy arrived yesterday  -  great publication and thank you to all 
concerned for a fabulous lace magazine.

Cheers,
Shirley T.  -  summer visited on Thursday but now back to Spring thank 
goodness, 36C this early in the season is a bit hard to take.



On 02-Nov-18 11:52 PM, Malvary Cole wrote:
> I understand there was a misunderstanding on the despatch date of the 
> magazine, but the e-version is now available on the website.
>
> Hope you enjoy it.  Don't have my hard copy yet because of rotating 
> postal strikes here in Canada - so glad I get the rough copy to proof 
> read, so I can get on with doing the poppy before going to lunch at 
> the British High Commission on November 11.
>
> Malvary in Ottawa, where it is a dull, damp, miserable, day - in other 
> words typically November.
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Re: [lace] Lace magazine 172

[Malvary Cole]

I understand there was a misunderstanding on the despatch date of the 
magazine, but the e-version is now available on the website.


Hope you enjoy it.  Don't have my hard copy yet because of rotating postal 
strikes here in Canada - so glad I get the rough copy to proof read, so I 
can get on with doing the poppy before going to lunch at the British High 
Commission on November 11.


Malvary in Ottawa, where it is a dull, damp, miserable, day - in other words 
typically November.


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Re: [lace] Lace magazine 172

[Potts Jane]

Looking forward to seeing it. Unfortunately the Lace Guild don't seem to
have made it available to the I e-members yet!

On Wednesday, October 31, 2018, J Reardon  wrote:

> The Autumn 2018 Lace magazine arrived in today’s mail here in Western
> Pennsylvania. I’ve only glanced through it so far, but it is as visually
> appealing as ever. Remembrance poppies are prominently featured. It also
> includes reviews of this years summer school, information about next years,
> and a write up by a student of Gil Dye’s class at Hardwick Hall. Also an
> article: copy cat lace part 3. And revisits the holly leaf patterns from
> last years issue, cleverly making the leaves into an angel.
>
>
> Jean Reardon
> Western Pennsylvania
>
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Re: [lace] Lace magazine

[Clare Lewis]

Wow, I haven't had mine yet and it doesn't have to get across 'The Pond' to
reach me. Looks like the office staff are ahead of themselves with sending
out the overseas copies!

Now all the UK types get to find out how our overseas members feel when we
post about things in the new magazine.

;-)


Clare in a very wet Portsmouth.


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Re: [lace] Lace magazine

[Clare Lewis]

Hello Jeri,

I am a member of the Executive Committee of the Lace Guild. If anybody
wants to contact the Exec Committee then holl...@laceguild.org is the best
way to do it as your question might be best answered by one of our paid
staff, somebody on the Museum's Committee or a member of Exec.

I hope that when I have been promoting the Guild it has been helpful to the
person I replied to (for example when somebody was looking for second hand
books).

The reason I asked people to let me know when they got their copy of Lace
was because I didn't think Arachneans wanted to get loads of messages from
people says 'Yes mine arrived on ' and it is easier to just hit [Reply]
to my post than remember to send an email to holl...@laceguild.org.

My email address is the one I use most and therefore the one I look at most
often, I am not in the process of collecting addresses, I have enough
clutter in my life already ;-)

Clare

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Re: [lace] Lace magazine

[Jeriames]

Dear Clare,  
 
As one who has promoted The Lace Guild to members of Arachne quite often,  
may I ask:  Are you associated with "Lace"?  If so, it would be nice  if The 
Lace Guild provided an official e-mail address to you.   (Your return 
address is a personal one that anyone could have used for any  
unrelated-to-lace 
purpose, including to collect our addresses.)  
 
Jeri Ames in Maine USA
Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
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In a message dated 5/1/2017 6:37:44 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
clareandver...@gmail.com writes:

Jean's  message has reminded me, can overseas Guild members please let me
know when  the get their April magazine, we have changed the postal method
for  overseas members and would like to know if it works better.  Thanks,  
Clare

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Re: [lace] Lace magazine (UK)

[Malvary Cole]

I received the Lacemaking from the Lace Society yesterday, but haven't 
received Lace yet.  Perhaps today?  However, I went on line and filled in 
the forms for the course I want at the Fringe and AGM in early April, and 
thanks to my sister Jacquie, I know they have got to The Lace Guild.


Malvary in Ottawa where we are having a heat wave - forecast high of +6 
today, +9 tomorrow and +13 at the weekend.  The City did a great job 
clearing the snow banks from the street in the early hours of this morning, 
but those big machines sure do make a lot of noise at 4:00 a.m.


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Re: [lace] Lace magazine

[Beth Marshall]

I'm in the UK & I received mine a week or two ago, so those of you 
overseas should receive yours soon
Sorry I've not had time to post a review to whet your appetites (not 
even had time to finish reading it yet) - it will be well worth the wait


Beth
in Cheshire (NW England)

Jean wrote:

October is the last issue I received.
Jean Reardon, Pennsylvania

On Feb 14, 2017, at 2:02 PM, Celtic Dream Weaver  
wrote:

  Has anybody gotten their Lace Magazine? I haven't gotten the Jan. issue yet
so I am curious. Wind To Thy Wings,SherryNew York, US of
Americacelticdreamweave@yahoo.comhttp://celticdreamweaver.com/http://celticdr
eamweave.blogspot.com/Nata 616



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Re: [lace] Lace magazine

[J Reardon]

October is the last issue I received.
Jean Reardon, Pennsylvania 

Sent from my iPad

> On Feb 14, 2017, at 2:02 PM, Celtic Dream Weaver  
> wrote:
> 
>  Has anybody gotten their Lace Magazine? I haven't gotten the Jan. issue yet
> so I am curious. Wind To Thy Wings,SherryNew York, US of
> Americacelticdreamweave@yahoo.comhttp://celticdreamweaver.com/http://celticdr
> eamweave.blogspot.com/Nata 616
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Re: [lace] Lace magazine

[Devon Thein]

Check with the IOLI librarian librar...@internationalorganizationoflace.org

On Tuesday, October 4, 2016, Susan  wrote:

> Forgot to ask--can anyone confirm that the IOLI library maintains  back
> issues of Lace magazine published by The Lace Guild UK?  Many thanks.
> Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
>
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Re: [lace] Lace Magazine

[Clay Blackwell]

Thanks for the clarification!  

Clay

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On Feb 3, 2013, at 1:19 AM, Ruth Budge thelacema...@optusnet.com.au wrote:

 The first time in America, ClayThere have been many courses in 
 Australia and in the UK ranging from 2 days to a week.
 
 Ruth
 thelacema...@optusnet.com.au
 
 On 03/02/2013, at 12:07 PM, Clay Blackwell clayblackw...@comcast.net wrote:
 ..(This is in Virginia, USA.). This is the first full-week course 
 offered for the Lace designer programs, .

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Re: [lace] Lace Magazine

[Ruth Budge]

The first time in America, ClayThere have been many courses in 
Australia and in the UK ranging from 2 days to a week.

Ruth
thelacema...@optusnet.com.au

On 03/02/2013, at 12:07 PM, Clay Blackwell clayblackw...@comcast.net wrote:
..(This is in Virginia, USA.). This is the first full-week course 
offered for the Lace designer programs, .

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Re: [lace] Lace Magazine

[Donna Fousek]

HI Sue,

We are at the hands of the postal service  when it comes to our
magazines. I am not sure how it works out side of the US. Here magazines are
considered 3 class mail so it sits in a bin  there is room on the planes.
First class has priority. Once it gets to the destination it can go through
customs and they sit there until customs clears them. I have mailed magazines
to Brazil and it has taken 4 months to get there. I think I could of walked
there faster. To mail a magazine first class for overseas is at least 3 times
the cost of the subscription. I wish I could give you a good suggestion but I
have none.




 From: Sue Fink
sarnia...@orcon.net.nz
To: lace digest lace@arachne.com 
Sent: Thursday,
July 12, 2012 5:48 PM
Subject: [lace] Lace Magazine
 
G'day all,



My English
Lace magazine arrived here in Masterton, New Zealand, yesterday.
Say, for the
sake of argument that it was posted on the last day of April,
it has taken two
and a half months to get here!!  I was on the point of
e-mailing the Hollies
to say I had been missed off the list.  It seems to me
that they are using the
cheapest postage rate they can, in an effort to
reduce costs.  It was my
understanding that there is now no sea mail between
NZ and UK, but there must
some really old airplanes on this route if it is
taking so long!!!  The thing
that alerted me to the fact that my mag had not
yet arrived was that I was
aware that subs were due and I usually paid mine
by the end of June. 
Hopefully they won't take us off the mailing list just
yet!!



Sincerely,
Sue Fink,

Masterton, New Zealand

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Re: [lace] Lace Magazine

[The Lace Bee]

It has always amazed me that when the Aussie was on his way over to join me he
was able to send a package to me and track it from Adelaide to London but I
couldn't do the same because apparantly, it's not possible to track mail in
Australia (Royal Mail's explanation ... not mine).
 
I tried to argue but have
given up.
 
L

Kind Regards

Liz Baker

thelace...@btinternet.com

My
chronicle of my bobbins can be found at my website:
http://thelacebee.weebly.com/



From: Ruth
Budge thelacema...@optusnet.com.au
To: 'Lace' lace@arachne.com 
Sent:
Friday, 13 July 2012, 1:12
Subject: RE: [lace] Lace Magazine

The problem may
not necessarily have been the mailing house at all - but
some sort of
delay/oversight of one of the postal services involved along
the route.    I
received my April issue of Lace here in Australia quite
promptly.   
However, only about a month ago, I also received a letter sent before
Christmas from a friend in England .. it had inadvertently been sent to
Thailand before being redirected onto Australia.    We're well used to mail
for Australia being sent to Austria, but Thailand is a first!

Ruth Budge
(Sydney, Australia)

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RE: [lace] Lace Magazine

[Marianne Gallant]

Tracking a parcel going to a different country means you do the tracking on
that country's postal website. I have had to explain the same thing to
companies in the US when they say they won't ship to Canada, because they
can't track it once it hits the border. Duh, I can, because I track it on
the Canadian side, not the US sideWhen I ship something to the US that
is trackable, I have to track it on the USPS website once it hits the
border. Now that most mail services have websites, makes it a lot easier to
track stuff.

Marianne

Marianne Gallant
Vernon, BC
www.yarnshop.ca
m...@shaw.ca


-Original Message-
From: owner-l...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l...@arachne.com] On Behalf Of
The Lace Bee
Sent: July-14-12 12:07 PM
To: 'Lace'
Subject: Re: [lace] Lace Magazine

It has always amazed me that when the Aussie was on his way over to join me
he was able to send a package to me and track it from Adelaide to London but
I couldn't do the same because apparantly, it's not possible to track mail
in Australia (Royal Mail's explanation ... not mine).
 
I tried to argue but have
given up.
 
L

Kind Regards

Liz Baker

thelace...@btinternet.com

My
chronicle of my bobbins can be found at my website:
http://thelacebee.weebly.com/



From: Ruth
Budge thelacema...@optusnet.com.au
To: 'Lace' lace@arachne.com
Sent:
Friday, 13 July 2012, 1:12
Subject: RE: [lace] Lace Magazine

The problem may
not necessarily have been the mailing house at all - but some sort of
delay/oversight of one of the postal services involved along
the route.I
received my April issue of Lace here in Australia quite
promptly.   
However, only about a month ago, I also received a letter sent before
Christmas from a friend in England .. it had inadvertently been sent to
Thailand before being redirected onto Australia.We're well used to mail
for Australia being sent to Austria, but Thailand is a first!

Ruth Budge
(Sydney, Australia)

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Re: [lace] Lace Magazine

[J D Hammett]

Hi Malvary and Arachnids,

You are very welcome to it as we are about to grow gills. It is raining yet 
again. We had drought conditions and a hosepipe ban (which was only lifted 
on 1st July in my area) earlier this year, so I am sure your turn will come.


However, the rain gives us a good reason to make lace instead of doing the 
garden ;-)   So there is some sunshine despite the rain.


Happy lace making,

from Joepie in East Sussex, UK, where it is raining again!


-Original Message- 
From: Malvary Cole

Sent: Friday, July 13, 2012 2:20 AM
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: Re: [lace] Lace Magazine

I think, if you can see the postage date on the label, it would be useful to
send the date to The Guild.  Mine appeared to have been mailed in the middle
of June.  I'm sure that the Guild would be interested to learn the mailing
date if you can read it.

Malvary in Ottawa where it was only 32c today.  Going up to 34 tomorrow and
36 on Saturday.  The heat is nice, BUT please, we need some rain.  Last rain
was 3 weeks ago.  Can we have some of yours, U.K.?

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Re: [lace] Lace Magazine

[Bertrans1]

Malvery,
I begged the same thing last week as our fires are getting worse. Pretty soon 
the Rockies will have no trees or vegetation  left!!  The smoke has finally 
abated somewhat, but it has been very difficult for the people who live in the 
areas where the fires are the worst  the firefighters have had a very 
difficult time.  The worst part is that not only is nature causing
The fires both here in Wyoming and Colorado, but people are causing them too!!  
In Fuernsey, Wyoming near the very famous Orwfon Trail site  Signature Rock 
were the pioneers craned their names  dates of passing through, the fire is 
supposed to have been started by humans!!
So, we are also praying England will share their rain - BUT no more lightening!!
Sallie in Wyoming

Sent from my iPhone

On Jul 12, 2012, at 7:20 PM, Malvary Cole malva...@sympatico.ca wrote:

 I think, if you can see the postage date on the label, it would be useful to 
 send the date to The Guild.  Mine appeared to have been mailed in the middle 
 of June.  I'm sure that the Guild would be interested to learn the mailing 
 date if you can read it.
 
 Malvary in Ottawa where it was only 32c today.  Going up to 34 tomorrow and 
 36 on Saturday.  The heat is nice, BUT please, we need some rain.  Last rain 
 was 3 weeks ago.  Can we have some of yours, U.K.? 
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Re: [lace] Lace Magazine

[Kim Davis]

I am on the west coast of the US, and received mine about three weeks
ago.  I have to admit I have been so busy I didn't even notice it was
late!

Kim

On Thu, Jul 12, 2012 at 4:27 PM, Jane Partridge
jpartri...@pebble.demon.co.uk wrote:
 Sue,

 Please accept the Guild's apologies for the long delay, and thank you for
 your patience. We suspect that the overseas magazines were sent out surface
 mail by the mailing house (which should not have happened), and they may not
 have been processed as quickly as we would have liked before posting - as
 you quite rightly say they should have been posted at the end of April.
 Certainly items can still be sent from the UK by surface mail, which tends
 to take around six to eight weeks. We discussed possible solutions to this
 problem at our Exec meeting last weekend and hopefully you will receive your
 magazines a lot faster from now on - the first issue of the new membership
 year is due out at the end of this month, and we are well aware that there
 may be some late renewals!.

 If any other overseas  members of The Lace Guild have not received their
 April magazine (which had the renewal slip sent with it) yet, can they
 contact the Hollies, please? Email holl...@laceguild.org  Membership rates
 are the same as last year, as they were not increased at the AGM.

 In message 000301cd6080$67728050$365780f0$@net.nz, Sue Fink
 sarnia...@orcon.net.nz writes

 G'day all,



 My English Lace magazine arrived here in Masterton, New Zealand,
 yesterday.
 Say, for the sake of argument that it was posted on the last day of April,
 it has taken two and a half months to get here!!  I was on the point of
 e-mailing the Hollies to say I had been missed off the list.  It seems to
 me
 that they are using the cheapest postage rate they can, in an effort to
 reduce costs.  It was my understanding that there is now no sea mail
 between
 NZ and UK, but there must some really old airplanes on this route if it is
 taking so long!!!  The thing that alerted me to the fact that my mag had
 not
 yet arrived was that I was aware that subs were due and I usually paid
 mine
 by the end of June.  Hopefully they won't take us off the mailing list
 just
 yet!!



 Sincerely,



 Sue Fink,

 Masterton, New Zealand



 --
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RE: [lace] Lace Magazine

[Ruth Budge]

The problem may not necessarily have been the mailing house at all - but
some sort of delay/oversight of one of the postal services involved along
the route.I received my April issue of Lace here in Australia quite
promptly. 

However, only about a month ago, I also received a letter sent before
Christmas from a friend in England .. it had inadvertently been sent to
Thailand before being redirected onto Australia.We're well used to mail
for Australia being sent to Austria, but Thailand is a first!

Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)


-Original Message-
From: owner-l...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l...@arachne.com] On Behalf Of
Jane Partridge
Sent: Friday, 13 July 2012 9:27 AM
To: Sue Fink
Cc: lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] Lace Magazine

Sue,

Please accept the Guild's apologies for the long delay, and thank you for
your patience. We suspect that the overseas magazines were sent out surface
mail by the mailing house (which should not have happened), and they may not
have been processed as quickly as we would have liked before posting -
...

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Re: [lace] Lace Magazine

[Clay Blackwell]

And...  since Thailand has had so much disruption due to the floods last 
year, the redirection to that country makes no sense at all!!!

Clay


On 7/12/2012 8:12 PM, Ruth Budge wrote:
 The problem may not necessarily have been the mailing house at all - but
 some sort of delay/oversight of one of the postal services involved along
 the route.I received my April issue of Lace here in Australia quite
 promptly.

 However, only about a month ago, I also received a letter sent before
 Christmas from a friend in England .. it had inadvertently been sent to
 Thailand before being redirected onto Australia.We're well used to mail
 for Australia being sent to Austria, but Thailand is a first!

 Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)


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 Jane Partridge
 Sent: Friday, 13 July 2012 9:27 AM
 To: Sue Fink
 Cc: lace@arachne.com
 Subject: [lace] Lace Magazine

 Sue,

 Please accept the Guild's apologies for the long delay, and thank you for
 your patience. We suspect that the overseas magazines were sent out surface
 mail by the mailing house (which should not have happened), and they may not
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Re: [lace] Lace Magazine

[Malvary Cole]

I think, if you can see the postage date on the label, it would be useful to 
send the date to The Guild.  Mine appeared to have been mailed in the middle 
of June.  I'm sure that the Guild would be interested to learn the mailing 
date if you can read it.


Malvary in Ottawa where it was only 32c today.  Going up to 34 tomorrow and 
36 on Saturday.  The heat is nice, BUT please, we need some rain.  Last rain 
was 3 weeks ago.  Can we have some of yours, U.K.? 


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Re: [lace] Lace magazine

[Brenda Paternoster]

I was one of the naughty members who forgot to renew!

I saw Sue Dane last Sunday (7th August) and she asked if I'd received the full 
colour magazine?  I hadn't, but the ladies who were demonstrating with her had.
On Monday I phoned The Hollies, they confirmed that my subs were outstanding, a 
cheque went in the post that afternoon and the magazine arrived yesterday.

Brenda

On 14 Aug 2011, at 09:06, Catherine Barley wrote:

  didn't receive mine here in the UK until 3rd August, so guess they were
 running late. 

Brenda in Allhallows
www.brendapaternoster.co.uk

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Re: [lace] Lace Magazine

[Brenda Paternoster]

That sounds like a delay between the mailing house sending out the magazines 
and the Royal Mail in the Poole area.  Mine arrived n Medway last week.

I know that my Kent Family History Society journal which is despatched from 
Kent usually arrives to UK members after the  overseas members gat theirs 
because the overseas ones go airmail (the reason for the higher fees ) but the 
UK ones go by bulk mailing which is really third class.

Brenda

On 11 May 2010, at 08:33, Jean Nathan wrote:

 My Lace magazine arrived yesterday, as did those for the 3 other Guild 
 members in my Monday class - and we're in the UK!

Brenda in Allhallows
www.brendapaternoster.me.uk

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Re: [lace] Lace magazine

[pene piip]

My copy of LACE also arrived mid-week and I have a poem published on page 7.
My name also crops up again in Pat Matthews article Pat in Parnu Again 
on page 51  52.


Pene in Tartu, Estonia
who will be spending the Mother's Day weekend in Tallinn with DH.

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Re: [lace] Lace magazine

[Janis Savage]

Hello Pene
I remember from a week or two ago that you said you were entering a design 
in the Powerhouse Museum competition. I hope that you got it ready in time. 
I also spent several weeks on a design and just got it entered in time. I 
wish you luck in getting your entry accepted. I know that if mine is 
accepted I will be buying an airline ticket to Australia to see the 
exhibition and also to see my new grandchild in Melbourne.

Best wishes from
Janis Savage
Honeydew
South Africa where winter is just setting in.

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Sent: Saturday, May 08, 2010 8:57 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] Lace magazine


My copy of LACE also arrived mid-week and I have a poem published on page 
7.

My name also crops up again in Pat Matthews article Pat in Parnu Again
on page 51  52.

Pene in Tartu, Estonia
who will be spending the Mother's Day weekend in Tallinn with DH.

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Re: [lace] Lace magazine

[bev walker]

And I shall reply to boost the kilobyte quota for the digest (note that I am
not quoting the entire message - I get a point for good list etiquette?!)

At last year's convention on a 'cruise through the vendor room' I saw
Janice's boxes for sale. There was a brief note with them describing the
source. Thank you for the further information Janice!  I bought one for a
lace friend who likes little boxes - a perfect lace gift.

On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 4:03 PM, Janice Blair jbl...@sbcglobal.net wrote:

 It has been a while since I got a digest so I thought I would post an email
 and hope it prods the machine into sending a digest out.
 
  If you do not subscribe to Lace, you can see the box on my website about
 halfway down the page at:
 http://www.jblace.com/jblace/tape-lace-gallery.html


-- 
Bev in Shirley BC, near Sooke on beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of
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Re: [lace] Lace Magazine - duplicate mailings

[Clay Blackwell]

OH!  What a nice thing to put up for an Arachne Raffle!  (hint, 
hint...)   ; )


Clay

Leonard Bazar wrote:
Note for Lace Guild members - some of us may have received a duplicate magazine 124 This was due to a power failure at the mailing house when the names and address were being printed - please do not telephone headquarters or post the second issue back.  Why not pass the this second issue on to a lacemaking 
NON Member and ask them to join!


A quick look at the single copy I have just received suggests a bumper issue - 
several book reviews, and interesting articles on gros point lace - the short 
cuts they seem to have taken - and some free hand lace, as well as ranging from 
torchon patterns to pictures of large-scale coloured lace.


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Re: [lace] Lace Magazine - duplicate mailings

[Jo Falkink]

I take that hint:
I could offer one duplicate issue 
(http://www.lokk.nl/kbarchief/KB12001/kantbrief12001.html) of Kantbrief of 
the Duth LOKK in return. Without translation, however.


Jo Falkink

OH!  What a nice thing to put up for an Arachne Raffle!  (hint, hint...) 
; )


...  Why not pass the this second issue on to a lacemaking NON Member and 
ask them to join!


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Re: [lace] Lace Magazine

[Malvary Cole]

You beat me to it - I was going to post a message that my Lace had arrived
(posted in the UK this time) and my little bear is on the front cover.

Malvary (and Grumps jnr) in Ottawa.

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Re: [lace] Lace magazine

[Tregellas Family]

Hi Spiders

Liz wrote: This is mainly for the Oz spiders - has anyone in Australia, other
than Helene, received their UK Lace magazine yet? I am still watching out for
the Postie to deliver mine.

My UK Lace magazine arrived on Tuesday so hopefully you've now got
yours Liz.

Regards,
Shirley  -  Adelaide, Sth. Aust. where we're actually have colder weather
and some RAIN, hoorary

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Re: [lace] Lace magazine

[Ruth Budge]

C'mon, Shirley, be nice and share some of it!!!

Ruth  Budge (Sydney, Australia) --- Tregellas Family
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 Regards,
 Shirley  -  Adelaide, Sth. Aust. where we're actually have colder weather
 and some RAIN, hoorary


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Re: [lace] Lace magazine

[Helene Gannac]

One can only hope it will come back into fashion soon, like knitting has
this year!! Suddenly, everyone wants to knit, although the same books have
been sitting on the shelves for several years being ignored completely
while everyone queued up for the mosaics books!! I suppose it's good
that people be introduced to various crafts, but I hate that I'll do it
because it's fashionable, and I'll drop it as soon as it isn't attitude!
If they learned crafts seriously at school, it would be less obvious.And
what worries me is that there is no room is many people's houses for
manual entertainment (and I don't mean the bed :-))

Helene, the froggy from Melbourne, who was exposed to crafts since she was
a toddler.


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 Vis-a-vis your comments on Brugges.  The latest issue of Friends of
 
 Flanders, mentions lace for sale - luxurious in Brugges, but no 
 mention of Gent or Brussels.This we find is typical  today, 
 everybody in the tourist world seems to think it is dead!!!   Try 
 getting the media to a lace function - impossible and even when sent the
 
 copy very rarely does it get into the papers or onto TV.
 That's my moan for today.   Bye, Sheila in E.Herts., England


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Re: [lace] Lace magazine - cover has inspired me to Honiton

[Lorri Ferguson]

Viv,

I can hardly wait for my issue of Lace to arrive after hearing your 
impression of the cover.
I believe you could very well try Honiton with the equipment you describe 
and get a good feel for it.  Un-spangled Midlands bobbins (especially if one 
of the smaller types) are not that different than Honiton bobbins.  And a 
domed 16 pillow would work also, especially if you choose to enlarge the 
pricking at all.
I really believe it is how one exquisites the the stitches and not the 
equipment that makes the lace.

Lorri F
Graham, in the foot hills of MT. Rainier
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From: Viv Dewar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 09, 2004 8:06 AM
Subject: [lace] Lace magazine - cover has inspired me to Honiton


 Hi everyone.
 I too was thrilled to get my Lace magazine this weekend. I saw the front
 cover, was inspired and looked eagerly at the inside pages to see if the
 design was accompanied by its pattern. Sadly it wasn't, but as I read
 that it took the lacer (Barbara Churchward) ten years to complete I
 engaged brain and thought that my initial adrenaline inspired idea to
 embark on this as my first ever piece of Honiton lace was so way out as
 to be ridiculous!
 Does anyone on the list know any more about this mat? Does it look even
 more stunning in reality? How large is it  so on?
 Next to get back to the inspiration and a wish to have a go at Honiton
 I'd like your ideas on the question Do I need the right equipment? I
 know that if I take to this particular style of lace I would, but until
 I know I wouldn't want to buy another pillow and a set of new bobbins.
 I've got le UK Lace Guild's basic technical instruction book for
 Honiton, which has enough details to tell me how.
 Would a 16in domed straw pillow be ok to start with? (or a flat
 polystyrene one)
 Would unspangled light weight midlands bobbins work, or would they be so
 frustrating as to put me off before I got going?
 When I did my first attempts at Milanese braids I enlarged the prickings
 and used a thicker thread. What would the pitfalls of doing this as a
 complete Honiton beginner?

 Many thanks as always for your thoughts
 Viv

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Re: [lace] Lace magazine - cover has inspired me to Honiton

[Thelacebee]

In a message dated 10/05/2004 15:43:06 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
writes:

 I believe you could very well try Honiton with the equipment you describe 
 and get a good feel for it.  Un-spangled Midlands bobbins (especially if one 
 
 of the smaller types) are not that different than Honiton bobbins.  And a 
 domed 16 pillow would work also, especially if you choose to enlarge the 
 pricking at all.
 I really believe it is how one exquisites the the stitches and not the 
 equipment that makes the lace.
 
 Lorri F
 Graham, in the foot hills of MT. Rainier

My first foray into honiton was with a free lace piece which really was 
honiton in disguise.  

I really wanted to start it with all the right equipment (sorry that's just 
the obsessive in me!) but as I got the pattern about 3 days before Xmas there 
was no way that I was going to get a pillow and bobbins in time for the holiday 
period.

I started it off with my favourite east midlands bobbins (spangled) on a high 
domed 18 polystrene pillow from SMP but as soon as I had to start sewings I 
realised that these are not that easy with spangles when you have to do them 
all the time so I swapped them onto my bruges bobbins which worked fine.

The celtic dragon that I made is not the greatest thing I've ever done, but 
then I'd only been making lace for about 6 months and the other pieces of lace, 
such my torchon were about the same level.  

Anyway, I was hooked and started buying every book I could find on honiton 
and reading it to get a feel for the lace.

Then being totally obsessive I had to go and buy the equipment, but then 
that's just me.  What I did discover is that I am allergic to straw pillows - I 
found this out when teaching.  Everytime one of my students came along I would 
get a runny nose and sore eyes - I realised that I was allergic to her pillow!  
So it's polystrene or nothing for me.  Also I found that the weight of the 
pillow, when I wanted to sit with the pillow on my lap was better with this type 
of pillow - I don't often make lace at a table, except when at lace days - I 
make lace in bed (but watch out for those dropped pins).

I was given one piece of advice - get a cushion cover - just an ordinary one 
about 16 or 18 square and fill it with polystrene beads like you get in a 
bean bag.  Not too full.  Then put that on your lap and wedge the honiton pillow 
into the cushion cover - it then sits beautifully in the nest!!

As to bobbins, the one thing that I found is that I prefer bobbins of a 
similar size for honiton as they move easy for me but that is just personal 
preference.

Anyway, just my thoughts 

Regards

Liz Beecher
I'm blogging now - see what it's all about

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Re: [lace] Lace magazine - cover has inspired me to Honiton

[Adele Shaak]

Hi Viv:

I haven't seen the Lace Guild magazine yet, but as to your other 
questions:

I'd like your ideas on the question Do I need the right equipment? I
know that if I take to this particular style of lace I would, but until
I know I wouldn't want to buy another pillow and a set of new bobbins.
Traditional Honiton uses very fine threads, and involves many sewings. 
You therefore need very lightweight bobbins that are smooth so they 
don't snag  break the threads when you do the sewings. They do not 
have to be traditional Honiton bobbins. I have made fine Honiton 
successfully with Binche bobbins and some very lightweight Swiss 
bobbins I happen to have, as well as unspangled Midlands bobbins, 
though if they're unfinished you'll have to be careful not to snag them.

As for pillows: I learned on a straw-filled pillow, and they're nice if 
you can easily get one cheap. I still have my first, all-too-ambitious 
Honiton project sitting on that straw-filled pillow (it's been 23 
years, now), so I use my standard cookie pillows for my newer (and less 
ambitious) projects.

When I did my first attempts at Milanese braids I enlarged the 
prickings
and used a thicker thread. What would the pitfalls of doing this as a
complete Honiton beginner?
Because Honiton uses such fine threads, it uses techniques that can be 
unsightly with thicker threads. For example, you may be directed to 
finish off 6 pairs of threads by bunching them together, tying threads 
around the bundle several times, and cutting off. That's pretty well 
invisible if you're using 170/2 thread - if you're using Pearl Cotton 
#8 it makes a really big bump! Probably you'd use some thread in 
between these two extremes, but I'd say that you may well do better to 
use a 100/2 or 80/2 for your first attempts, so you get something nice 
without having much of a problem with your thread breaking.

Hope this helps.

Adele
North Vancouver, BC
(west coast of Canada)
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Re: [lace] Lace magazine - cover has inspired me to Honiton

[aurelia loveman]

on 5/9/04 2:09 PM, aurelia loveman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 on 5/9/04 11:06 AM, Viv Dewar at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Hi everyone.
 I too was thrilled to get my Lace magazine this weekend. I saw the front
 cover, was inspired and looked eagerly at the inside pages to see if the
 design was accompanied by its pattern. Sadly it wasn't, but as I read
 that it took the lacer (Barbara Churchward) ten years to complete I
 engaged brain and thought that my initial adrenaline inspired idea to
 embark on this as my first ever piece of Honiton lace was so way out as
 to be ridiculous!
 Does anyone on the list know any more about this mat? Does it look even
 more stunning in reality? How large is it  so on?
 Next to get back to the inspiration and a wish to have a go at Honiton
 I'd like your ideas on the question Do I need the right equipment? I
 know that if I take to this particular style of lace I would, but until
 I know I wouldn't want to buy another pillow and a set of new bobbins.
 I've got le UK Lace Guild's basic technical instruction book for
 Honiton, which has enough details to tell me how.
 Would a 16in domed straw pillow be ok to start with? (or a flat
 polystyrene one)
 Would unspangled light weight midlands bobbins work, or would they be so
 frustrating as to put me off before I got going?
 When I did my first attempts at Milanese braids I enlarged the prickings
 and used a thicker thread. What would the pitfalls of doing this as a
 complete Honiton beginner?
 
 Many thanks as always for your thoughts
 Viv
 
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 Dear Viv --  Honiton isn't so terrifying as your e-letter might suggest! The
 16 domed pillow would be fine; so would the polystyrene cookie. You could
 certainly use the unspangled midlands bobbins; you could equally well use
 delicate and pretty little wooden Binche bobbins, if that's what you had.
 However, I would not  ‹‹  really, not!  ‹‹  do the enlarged pricking and the
 thicker thread. I think you would lose the sense of Honiton, the fine light
 hand, the delicate turns. (That's only my opinion) The most thing I would
 suggest is that you get a copy of Susanne Thompson's first book, Introduction
 to Honiton Lace. Sue will take you by the hand very gently, lead you past
 pillow and bobbin issues, and before you know it, you will be making Honiton
 lace! When you realize that that's, in fact, what you are doing, you will be
 so thrilled that you will rush right out and get Perryman and Voysey's New
 Designs in Honiton Lace. That book is pure heaven.
 
 I have survived beginnerhood in Honiton: my first teacher was Elsie Luxton,
 then Cynthia Voysey for years; and then (two or three years ago) a workshop
 with Pat Perryman. So I say, Don't hesitate!  Good luck!  Aurelia Loveman

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Re: [lace] Lace magazine international and Jesurum lace

[Barron]

I thought this magazine had folded a year or so ago - but I could be wrong

jenny barron
Scotland


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Subject: [lace] Lace magazine international and Jesurum lace


Dear spiders
Is anyone familiar with this magazine published in the US?
I found a link to it while doing some research on Jesurum lace on the web
and was considering ordering some back issues. There is a special offer for
back issues at the moment.

One 1996 issue has an article on Jesurum lace in France and Italy which is
exactly what I'm looking for. I'm researching a set of Jesurum coloured
bobbin lace which still has the label attached identifying it as Jesurum,
made in France. The lace belongs to our Embroiderers' Guild and I'm writing
an article on it for the magazine. The lace is quite stunning and
technically amazing.

thanks in anticipation

Annette Meldrum
Wollongong,
South Coast of New South Wales, Australia
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