As the list seems to be quiet I thought I would report on my lace making
activities.
Last weekend some members of Land of Lincoln Lacemakers were demonstrating at
Pioneer Days in Belvidere Illinois. I went on Sunday and as I was the last to
arrive I sat near the front of our friends tent
In a message dated 9/30/06 11:27:51 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Next weekend I demonstrate at a Martin Luther Renaissance fair at a local
church. I do not dress in period for this one as I am not sure what type of
lace might have been made at that time.
Dear
Hi everyone, and thank you Janice for the nice report - yes quiet list
- so... what's everyone else doing in lace?
I'm not going to be doing demos any time soon, but I have a few
projects on the go. They seem to pile up (literally. as I look from my
computer desk, there is a stack of pillows on
Bev wrote:
Hi everyone, and thank you Janice for the nice report - yes quiet list
- so... what's everyone else doing in lace?
Well, a week ago I finished the final piece I had on the go from the
Tonder class I took from Gunvor Jorgensen at the PNWC conference in
June. I've sewn the 3 sample
As some of you know, I have been trying to piece together what information
exists on lacemaking in New France and later Canada. Some of you may even
have heard my talk at this summer's IOLI convention in Montreal. Now I'm
trying to get governmental academic funding to do the research in earnest.
Bev wrote:
Hi everyone, and thank you Janice for the nice report - yes quiet list
- so... what's everyone else doing in lace?
Today was the North Carolina Regional Lacemakers Fall Lace Day at Sweet
Briar College, and it was nice to see good friends again. It pleases me
that since I organized
It has been quiet lately.
My latest project is to tackle the Pythagoras tree in the book Kant uit
Vlaanderen en's Gravenmoer. Has anyone else done this? There are few
directions, and I find that to keep to the just 10 pairs of gimps noted, I
have had to use a magic thread to get around some
Wow!! I am so impressed! My feeble brain can't stay with more than one
project at a time... and since I have recently finished a magnum opus
which took eight months, I went crazy at Lace Day today (rather like the
starving person at a buffet!), imagining that I could do all these new
- so... what's everyone else doing in lace?
First -- The Wedding Lace has priority. I still have
a couple weeks or so. The edging is done. It needs
the linen attached to the inside of it. That will be
next week's main project.
Also, for the new bride (but not for the wedding), I'm
working
On Sat, Sep 30, 2006 at 11:02:21AM -0700, bevw wrote:
Hi everyone, and thank you Janice for the nice report - yes quiet list
- so... what's everyone else doing in lace?
I've been mostly a lurker on the list for many years (10 or 11), but
ironically now that I have a baby and no time I feel
I have been cleaning house, doing laundry and making sure that DH had a
hot meal most evevnings -- all because *anything* was better than
starting a new and untested project :)
But, about a week ago, I decided to bite the bulle and had at it.
Once I hung (hanged?) in all the necessary pairs
A minister decided to do something a little different one Sunday morning.
He said Today, in church, I am going to say a single word and you are
going to help me preach.
Whatever single word I say, I want you to sing whatever hymn that comes to
your mind.
The pastor shouted out CROSS.
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