At 05:21 PM 1/7/2005, you wrote:
Greetings and Happy New Year to All,
1.In floral torchon, other than using linen thread and thick silk gimp
threads is there anything to differentiate floral torchon from regular
torchon?
2. Are there any floral torchon patterns other than G. Stott's?
My understandi
Dear Lace Friends,
Jeri asked me to post to arachne, to let you all know that we are safe. We
were not near the disaster areas of South India or Andaman & Nicobar
Islands, though some people from work were, they managed to get flights out
after being very frightened.
However, we did feel the trem
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the picture is of a little Swedish boy who was identified just a day
after his picture first appeared on the Internet, and reunited with
his father, who also survived the tsunami. The child's mother died.
At least we know...
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Greetings and Happy New Year to All,
1.In floral torchon, other than using linen thread and thick silk gimp
threads is there anything to differentiate floral torchon from regular
torchon?
2. Are there any floral torchon patterns other than G. Stott's?
TIA
Jackie in breezy Brisbane
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> On 7 Jan 2005, at 11:43, Brian Lemin wrote:
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> > Just a note to say I am back home and am planning a new
web page.
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> > All I know is about lace bobbins, what would be useful
to have on such
> > a page?
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Hi Brian !
I missed your original post somehow, but knowing how much
you have worked
At 09:24 AM 1/7/2005, you wrote:
Bragging time! I have this book, and made some angels
http://homepage.mac.com/bejoyce/bandofangels.jpg
Barbara,
They are delightful! Thanks for sharing them.
Alice in Oregon
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On 7 Jan 2005, at 11:43, Brian Lemin wrote:
Just a note to say I am back home and am planning a new web page.
All I know is about lace bobbins, what would be useful to have on such
a page?
Adverts for your own bobbins
Pictures of different types of bobbins
Info about the different types of wood e
The yarn given is Coats & Clark
Knit-Cro-Sheen - a North american name. ...
Given the paucity of good knitting/yarn shops in my area I have no idea
where to start looking - or what to look for. Can anyone tell me what the
equilavent yarn is in the UK? This name is not in the cotton section of
I messed up the names.40 lashed with a wet noodle for me
Sorry Barbara. the pix are of your angel. So cutemy order for the
book was just confirmed. Time to haunt the mail box!!! (VBG)
BarbE
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From: Barbara Joyce
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How cute. I have found that www.half.com has several 0f these books at a
good price.
Patriciado you have such a thing as a crochet cotton, called bedspread
cotton (any brand). Actually any size 10 crochet cotton is what I use.You
can see it here
http://www.herrschners.com/product
Sue,
This sounds really nice! I took a 's Gravenmoerse
class at the IOLI convention last summer and really
enjoy it - a lot more than Torchon and a nice break
from my usual point ground. What pattern did you use?
What is your favorite source of patterns for 's
Gravenmoerse?
How did you stiff
Bragging time! I have this book, and made some angels. Taking the author's
advice to have the angels hold symbols of our hobbies, last year I decided
to create angels who make bobbin lace. I'm a member of a small group of
dedicated lacemakers which meets twice a month at the home of one of the
wome
Lisa,
Thank you for the tip :) We have a long day in Honolulu which is partly
planned already but I certainly will keep the Museum in mind!
Jane
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this morning I collected a book I had ordered after seeing a small photograph
of the front cover and, fortunately, I am not disappointed. It is new to me
although it was published in 2002. It is: Angels: a knitter's dozen by
Gerdine Strong, published by XRX Books, 2002. 1-893762-12-2. 13.99
kits). Does that mean that all of us ought to swith to wire, in order to
capture the public's attention?
Wire isn't essential to catch the public's attention. In fact, the piece I
have most been asked about by complete strangers was a stiffened, black silk
cuff I made from an adaptation of an
Just a note to say I am back home and am planning a new web page.
All I know is about lace bobbins, what would be useful to have on such a
page?
A happy New Year. Did you see the Ausssie fireworks from Sydney?
Brian and Jean from Cooranbong Australia
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