Tamara wrote:
The fabric of the dress is printed with all kinds of stylised flowers
and paisley-like leaves. So I thought the lace edging should pick up on
that, especially since I'm very fond of paisleys.
Somewhere in the back of my mind I seem to remember a traditional design
called paisley
Hi Tamara,
When I first read your request fro Paisley patterns my thoughts went
back to an edging I saw in the Exhibition at Northampton a few years
ago. There was a most spectacular Paisley Point Ground edging there. I
did look in the pattern book they produced but it's not in. Then I
I've just found a picture of the Paisley Pear pattern being made. It looks
10 to 12 inches wide, so it wouldn't be suitable. The picture's on page 16
of The Lace Society's magazine 'Lacemaking' no 143 from February 1999. The
caption says there's an example in The Douglas-Pennant Collection in
Is it just me or is anyone else having trouble printing out the form for
ordering Tina? I go to the site, see it on my screen, it opens my Adobe
(pdf) and prints out a blank page. When I do a print preview, I also only get
a blank page even though I see the page on my computer screen. I have an
Karisse
The fillings in your mat are a variant of honeycomb
with tallies, should be no problem, and what Pam
Nottingham calls hexagonal cloth. Details of how to
work it are on page 153 of her Technique of Bucks
Point Lace, in my opinion by far the best book on
true floral Bucks point. The mat
At 7:26 PM -0400 8/11/04, Tamara P. Duvall wrote:
Maybe someone here can help. I'm looking for an *existing* pattern
(pricking and photo of finished lace; diagram would be nice, but not
strictly necessary. I hope g) of an edging with a clear
paisley/leaf (or feather) shape.
It has to be
The stool is like a simple bar stool without the foot rest joining pieces.
The four legs would have to be set in deep into the seat, therefore the seat
would need to be quite thick.
There are four holes bored into the seat around the circumference which
would take part hollow wooden flask holders
Well, you're still ahead of me ! ; ) I can't even get to
the website! I'm the victim of internet blues these
days... my ISP sent me an update which trashed their own
program. When I wrote to them about it, they said the
update had been pulled. Well, that helps ME a lot!! And
they can't seem
Ladies of Arachne:
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Website for The little Tina story...
http://www.rockymountainlaceguild.com/ .
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Return to the website:
If you chose the HTML, it will print from the print icon and you will get
two pages of script.
If
The pricking for the Paisley Pear design is the centre fold for the book
published by the Lace Guild, written by Pat Rowley for the 'Art, Trade or
Mystery' exhibition on Lacemaking in Northamptonshire held a few years ago.
There is also a photograph of Betsy Gibbing of Paulerspury,
Does anybody perhaps have an e-mail address for Pene?
Jeanette Fischer, Western Cape,South Africa.
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I have this book. The Paisley Pear is huge! Tamara,
I don't think this is what you are looking for for
your project.
Diane Williams
Galena Illinois USA
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The pricking for the Paisley Pear design is the
centre fold for the book
Thanks to all who replied to me both on and off list regardding the hooded
German bobbins. The info was very much appreciated.
Maxine
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Susie,
Thank you to you and the others who helped me out with my pdf printing
problems. Following your directions, it printed out just fine so the form
has been filled out and is waiting for the postman to pick it up. What a
good start to a Friday the 13th!
Another bit of good news. Some of you
What a beautiful web site...with a whole lot to take a gander at. I really enjoyed
spending some time in looking at the lace toons, post cards and the paintings of the
lacer from a picture are.. wellit leaves me speachless. What a work of art by the
artists!!! I also had fun in looking at
Hello gentle spiders,
I would like to ask a question. Does anyone know where I can find the
spider web looking material. I have seen your pincusions (spelling wrong)
and I would love to get my hands on some of that material. It doesn't matter
what color, I just would like to get some and
On Aug 13, 2004, at 0:39, Lynn Weasenforth wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find the spider web looking material.
In the States, it's easy. Go to any WalMart (or any fabric store, for
that matter), once the back to school season is over... Come
September, they're gearing up for Halloween, and
For cleaning e-mails when forwarding messages to chat, I love ecleaner (sorry, Tamara,
PC only). It's free, reliable, and very easy to use (just click on the smiley face).
You can download it from http://ecleaner.tripod.com/. It was a lifesaver when I used
to edit an e-newsletter and had to
To my Secret Pal who uses Tina Ehrenfeld's address,
Thank you for another wonderful package of goodies! I loved everything :-) The
chocolate covered Cracker Jack will vanish tonight I'm sure! The bobbins
you've sent me are great too. Just found the perfect item to use as the
centerpiece for the
... I shall wear the bottoms of my trousers rolled... :) Same source,
same subject, and also funny, if only one takes a step back and looks
at things from a perspective...
From: T.H.
A distraught senior citizen phoned her doctor's office. Is it true,
she wanted to know, that the medication you
Lynn said Coming from Canada, I find the whole preference voting thing
really confusing.
Yes, Lynn, I am confused about preferential voting too.
I am originally from England, where it was (and still is, I believe!) First
past the post - wins!!! Over there, you just put a X in the square against
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