Apologies for sending this to lace, but my private message to Jean has
been returned with "user unknown"; obviously, the address I have for
her in my addressbook is out-of date. Jean, would you please write me,
so I can harvest your new one?
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Tamara P Duvallhttp:/
Gracious, Robin!! Who needs a library file with you around??
Yes, there is a bat in "Hausdrachen". It's the last pattern in the
portfolio, and she describes it as pulled thread embroidery (on organza).
The pattern makes up as a purse. Very cute.
Clay
Clay Blackwell
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If it's any help, the chemical composition of Orvus is Sodium Lauryl
Sulfate. In the US, this formulation is also used to wash horses, and can be
purchased in big buckets at feed stores. Orvus is P&G's brand name for this
formulation.
Barbara Joyce
Snoqualmie, WA
USA
> Hello all spiders,
> I k
In Australia, we can buy a solid soap called
'Sunlight' which is recommended for textiles
conservation. The UK conservators are apparently able
to buy a liquid with the same composition, but a
different name.
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wrote:
> Hello Carolina,
> When I am washing my la
Isn't there a bat in Ulrike Lohr's box of patterns, "Hausdrachen"? >
Robin P.
There is a bat, but it's not bobbin lace - embroidery on silk organza, and
outlined with cord. It is a very cute bat though and it might be nice to
adapt the design to bobbin lace.
Sue
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I hope this is within the rules of this list, as I don't want to offend
anyone. I have just been given a second copy of "Lace from the Victoria &
Albert Museum" and would like to sell it. If anyone is interested in buying
it for $25 plus postage, please contact me directly. (List price is $45)
Hello Carolina,
When I am washing my laces I use a washing powder I could only get in
this shop where thay sell only "natural" things. This is totaly neutre
without anything which bleach. And I am satisfied with this product
which have no name only "Grundwaschmittel" in English about basic
was
I have been contacted by a New York based magazine writer who is looking for
examples of Hair Pin Lace in museum collections to obtain photographs of for
an article about Hair Pin Lace. She is also interested in old pictures of
people making hair pin lace and antique type equipment for hair
Alan(DH) has suggested "World lace -mail" as a title.
Sheila
www.lace-helpandhistory.info
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