Thankyou to thouse that have respondet, the trip is of, we will not attend
that wedding in Florida, but go to the reception in Denmark, but wouldn't I
love to have gone
Dorte from a snowy Denmark
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I am usually a lurker here. I enjoy reading everyones posts. So please
forgive me.
For now I have a big question about computer aided lace drafting
programs. I found 3 programs. After reading past posts and many personal
web sites it had looked like Lace 2000 would be absolutely wonderful. I
I think Candace intended for this to go to the entire list...
Clay
Clay Blackwell
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Date: 2/28/2006 9:30:41 AM
Subject: RE: [lace] Re: s Gravenmoer and Sulky Blendables - was
Hi All,
When I started making lace - far too many years ago! - I was shown both the
'on the pillow' method and the 'in hand' method of leaves. I went for the
former - mainly because the tutor also told me that, when the leaves are
done 'in hand' it is more difficult to keep to a symmetrical
Sue, some fabulous lace on there. I have been taking a look but my machine
wouldn't let me see the wedding bearers pillow:-) Still I better get moving
I have lots to do.
Sue T, Dorset UK
There are some more photos of 's Gravenmoer on my pages 1 2 of the
arachne photos:
I only missed a little bit of the discussion between Hilary Kaye (Expert)
and Pat Perryman (Owner). In view of who the owner was, I think the
transcript should read Presenter and Expert.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Dear Arachnes,
A friend of mine is travelling to Sydsney Australia from the 15rh of
July for about 3 weeks. She asked me to investigate if she could
visit any lacy places or lace exhibits.
Could you inform me about it, so that I can tell her?
Happy lacing
Gon Homburg
in a cold and snowy,
So, dear Clay, please tell all of us--How do you make a leaf and how do you
make a tally?
Barbara
Having JUST taken a class with Christine Springett with the specific goal
to learn to make a respectable leaf, (mission accomplished!), I can report
that while I initially struggled to make a
I agree Diane, I also had Suzanne for a teacher in Australia and she is very
good and like you I really enjoy working the lace but the diagonal half
stitch certainly has attitude until you master it.
Cheers
Faye Owers
Tasmania
Australia
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On Feb 28, 2006, at 11:15, Carol Adkinson wrote:
the tutor also told me that, when the leaves are
done 'in hand' it is more difficult to keep to a symmetrical shape, as
one
tends to favour one side, so the leaves turn out fatter on one side.
I
didn't try the method for long enough to find
Hello Gom,
The Powerhouse Museum in Sydney has a large lace collection. It is open
to the public 10:30 - 13:30 Monday to Friday and is 'manned' by
volunteers from the Lace Guild.
The New South Wales branch of the Australian Lace Guild has its annual
general meeting on the 6th August at Linwood
Theresa, I'll grant you that the ILSoft website needs some attention, but I
don't agree that the information is bogus.
There was a huge upheaval at ILSoft last year...which has left the
owner/programmer of Lace 2000 trying to do everything in his company by
himself - and he is not a lacemaker.
I am thinking of trying my hand at Tambour lace.
I believe there are 2 books available - one by Fukuyama, and the other the
Liers lace by Greet Rome-Verbeylen.
I am told Liers Lace and Tambour lace are the same thing.
Please can anyone give me book reviews, and/or advice on which would be the
Thankyou to thouse that have respondet, the trip is of, we will not attend
that wedding in Florida, but go to the reception in Denmark, but wouldn't I
love to have gone
Dorte from a snowy Denmark
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The husband leans over and asks his wife, Do you remember the first time we
had sex together over fifty years ago? We went behind this very tavern
where you leaned against the back fence and I made love to
you.
Yes, she says, I remember it well.
Okay, he says, How about taking a
God said, Adam, I want you to do something for me.
Adam said, Gladly, Lord, what do You want me to do?
God said, Go down into that valley.
Adam said, What's a valley?
God explained it to him.
Then God said, Cross the river.
Adam said, What's a river?
God explained that to him,
Today I decided to do a little dusting in my bedroom using the vacuum cleaner
tools. I picked up a doiley that was under a candlestick and there in the dust
was a perfect representation of the lace holes! Maybe I should get an award
for the dustiest house! To be fair to myself I should say
Oh Yes!!! We do almost all of our own renos.
And we are cottage owners too so it's a double whammy! Sure does cut
into lacemaking time:-
Joan, in Ontario where it's snowing again.March going out like a lion is
very good ;-
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On Feb 28, 2006, at 19:43, Janice Blair wrote:
When I was grouting the shower last week I thought to myself that
the Queen must miss out on all that kind of fun, having others to do
the work for her. It was like icing a giant cake!! I did resist
licking my fingers though. :-)
Do other
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