I have got a boxed set of prickings and book entitled 33 Tonder Laces by
Meta Tonder, but with two copies of the book.
It was printed in 1954 and as with most books back then covers all the
basics, and the first patterns are Torchon. The Tonder patterns don't go to a
very
complicated level
Alice wrote:
I've been shopping for a Tonder book since I wish to
take a class in the subject.
There's another currently for sale, obviously at a high price because there
is a reserve. Ebay reserves now have to be GBP50 or more, so it's pointless
bidding less.
If the Skovgaard book is only
Another possibility with ebay. I'm in the US and have occasionally been
alerted to an ebay item that says in the listing the UK seller will ship
only to the UK. Assuming there's time, I have written to the seller and
asked if they would be willing to ship to the US (and if so, what the
shipping
Greetings again,
I thought I should write a followup of my Tonder book
problem. First, a kind list member who had an extra
book is selling it to me, so I will soon have one.
If a person can't buy a book, suggestions came in for
borrowing one from a person's local guild, their
national guild, or
Hello lace@arachne.com,
I found this at Bargain Books. I have ordered from them before with no
problem. Is this book a bargain?
Betty Ann Rice
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Book Details
Title: The History of the Honiton Lace Industry
Overview: Honiton Lace
I paid 20 English pounds for it about 8 years agoand my online currency
converter tells me that's $US34.88 these days. So, yes, I'd say it's a
bargain, and a genuine reduction.
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
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Could someone who is familiar with English historical children's dress
please help me? I wanting to dress a boy doll in clothes appropriate to
19th century farm wear, and am planning to make a smock for him. I know
that he should wear boots (and socks?), but what sort of trousers would he
On 22 Feb 2006, at 08:57, Erica and Ian McLeod wrote:
Could someone who is familiar with English historical children's dress
please help me? I wanting to dress a boy doll in clothes appropriate
to 19th century farm wear, and am planning to make a smock for him. I
know that he should wear
