At 01:21 PM 4/12/2005, you wrote:
To Alice and all other spiders,
I have for a long time been contemplating doing a piece of overlap lace but
to date have never tried it, are there any pitfalls that I need to look out
for, help gratefully accepted.
Sue M Harvey
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Alice
Hi,
Does anyone out there with bad wrists (arthritis/old breaks/whatever) have
any problems when they try to make lace? I badly broke my wrist at the end
of October last year and am still slowly getting back to normal. Every so
often when I twist a pair of bobbins it twinges a bit. I have
i guess you could take a few bobbins with you to show the gesture ...
dominique from grey Paris . it seems we won't have both the sun and spring
temps today . it was so lovely yesterday : lunch in a garden under pink
blooming trees (not cherry trees though ...) and the sun warming my back ..
Have a look in the archives under RSI for ideas as wrist problems have been
discussed at length in the past. As you say it's only every so often it's
most likely the muscles and tendons just getting themselves back in condition,
and it's a case of finding the best angle of hand/wrist to pillow
Gidday all,
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As I said at the start, I've only done one project so far. People who have
used this method may have additions or corrections to my comments. Please
speak up.
Alice, your description is fantastic, I could not have described it so well.
I do it exactly the
Hello one and all
Last week I sent off a press release to the local newspaper and I see at
http://www.kimberleyecho.com/ that it not only is being printed in
tomorrows edition - they have thought it worthy of placing *ONLINE* !
I am now looking forward to tomorrows paper to see if one of
Jenny,
You wrote:
'Last week I sent off a press release to the local newspaper and I see at
http://www.kimberleyecho.com/ that it not only is being printed in
tomorrows edition - they have thought it worthy of placing *ONLINE* !'
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I just sat down with my cup of coffee and
At 03:18 AM 4/13/2005, you wrote:
I could not have described it so well.
I do it exactly the same as you have said and it works so well. I love the
end result and as I hate sewings I much prefer this to the normal method
of joining the end to the beginning.
It is also a good idea to
I asked Karen Thompson about her translation of KTN's book, she sent
me this to forward to Arachne.
Greetings
Vibeke in Copenhagen
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All four of Karen Trend Nissen´s books have been translated to English by
Karen Thompson. They can be ordered from Karen Trend Nissen or
directly from Karen
On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 22:55:45 -0700, Alice wrote:
In the old, old days there were specialists who just joined lace. These
days we usually have to do it ourselves.
It is still possible to send lace to be joined by someone else. My lace
teacher in Germany will arrange for lace to be sent to
Janice wrote:
what surprised me was the use of a motor coach for the guests to the
Guildhall!!
Very common way to move groups of people about at weddings and other events
here. There probably wasn't any car parking nearby for several reasons
including that of security, it makes sure they all
Not strictly lace but you might like to know if you are travelling to
convention in Denver this year, check with your airline regarding baggage
allowance. AA have reduced their 70 lb allowance to 50lbs on tickets issued
after March 1, 2005. Overseas is still 70lbs. I assume other airlines
I took my knitting on board with me to England last December and back again
to Boston. No problems, they were Addi turbo's so were metal, but not long.
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In my ignorance, what are Duchesse pins?
Jacqui Butler ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Just thought I would put this back on as a reminder.
Close is tomorrow (Friday) with DH making the draw on Saturday.
Jacqui Butler ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Subject: [lace] Spider and Web Raffle
| Saw these beaded spider on wire and bead web the other day and could not
Alice wrote:
A common mistake of the beginner is to be so happy to have reached the
*end*, that they don't want to continue on for another couple repeats.
LOL - this is what put me off trying the methods in 'Het Lassen' - which I
invested in because I didn't like the joins I was making with
Hi Secret Pal,
Well your parcel arrived with perfect timing as usual! This year is not turning
out as expected but your parcels are always a bright spot on the horizon! I
received the parcel on Monday morning, the night before (Sun.) my home was
broken into and all my medications were taken
I was visiting my mother today when your package arrived. Mum is as eager as
me to see what it contains.
Lovely silk thread, I love to work with silk, and apple wood bobbins I am very
lucky as you seem to know exactly what I like.
I have never seen needle pullers before, but I think that they are
Hi All, DHs birthday is April 8th so I'd forgotten about the wedding!
I did want to see it and set up to tape a show on Saturday evening.
Unfortunately it was was some kind of news compilation and only had a few
bits of tape on the wedding. I thought Camilla looked very nice and very
happy. I'd
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