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I've met dozens of people when I've been demonstrating
bobbin lace whose grannies did tatting just like you're doing.
Evidently a universal problem:
I agree. While demonstrating my bobbin lace at the Bristol Renaissance Faire, I
will inevitably be
Evidently a universal problem:
yes, except in France it's embroidery
In Spain it is crochet - the mothers, grandmothers
aunts etc. always did the same thing I do at demos -
but one person told me that they were better at it -
only needed one of those things (crochet hook) instead
of as
Dear Lacemakers,
This is very much an international list. Please - add your country of origin
to your messages so that we will not be confused as to where you are writing
from.
If you are a newbie and desire assistance, the inclusion of state or province
or shire, and even city will help
Well, I just ran into that problem in a crochet magazine which was
showing the history of crocheted lace and at the top it said all the
methods shown below have one thing in common...they use fine thread and
a hook to make their designs. (yes that included the bobbin lace they
showed, and the
Hi secret Pal in New Zealand, Thank you for my parcel which arrived today, my
bobbins are lovely now I will have to find some nice beads to go on them. I
have never had a wooden bookmark before I love it. The tread I can use on a
project I want to start, it is a flamingo, I am not sure what the
The cake
Have you ever told a white lie? You are going to love thisespecially all
of the ladies who bake for church events.
Alice Grayson was to bake a cake for the Baptist Church ladies' group bake sale
in Tuscaloosa, but she forgot to do it until the last minute.
She remembered it
