Brenda Paternoster wrote:
BUT at the very bottom of the very long
page there are three English bone bobbins - they are MINE! The
pictures have been taken from my website without my having been asked
for permission and without any credits.
Hello All,
I want to make my contribution on this subject.
Apart from a few pillows with different laces on them (one of them a design
from a Japanese lace group) I want to tell you that I am busy trying to
finish a travel pillow, which is a bag at the same. Not at all similar to
the one Robin
At the bottom of the page of the blog is a line that says Blog tegen de
regels? - meld het ons which means Is the blog against the rules, let us
know.
Is this blog against the rules and can Brenda complain? There is also a link
for a message to the holder of the blog (? blogster or blogger
Hi Brenda,
I agree that at least there should be an acknowledgement with the bobbins.
Well, at the bottom of the very long .. page there is a link which says:
Blog tegen de regels: Meld het ons.
i.e. If any rules have been broken: Inform us.
So you could complain (I am sure they will
http://blog.seniorennet.be/kantklossen/archief.php?ID=13
is that Tamara's
swan I see on the left hand side - both in black and white?
jenny barron
Scotland
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I don't think it can be professional because of the number of bells and
whistles used. Could be someone's child (clever) showing what he can do. I
would think that a professional page designer would stick to just a couple
of whizzy effects. It's also missing out on a large audience - I realise
Hello Barbera
Beautifull absolutely beatifull!!
Daphne Sunny Norfolk England
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Brenda and all spiders
I think we all that works with sites and blogs can work under
http://creativecommons.org/
It's rules are democratics and solidaries, benefit the dissemination of the
information watching for the source.
elizabeth horta corrêa
Nhanduti de Atibaia
G.A.S Grupo dos Amigos da
Am I defending the blog? I guess I am to a degree, it is a wonderful
collection of lace photos, presented clearly with what looks like a
lot of thought having gone into showing the various types. No one
person that I know could put together a collection of their own
photos/work such as this
Antje wrote:
I have also put my eye on the four seasons. They are lovely. Please, if you
find out if it is possible to buy the patterns somewhere, let me know. I
guess they are a Czech design... and in this case, not very easy to get. At
least here in Spain.
On thinking about it, I think
OK, there's a language issue; even though I can get the gist of what
all the writing on that web page is about I wouldn't be able to read an
email in Flemish, let alone write and complain!
You could write her in English. The fact that she doesn't write her
blog in English doesn't mean that she
A lace blog : http://blog.seniorennet.be/kantklossen/archief.php?ID=13
This is abig collection with prickings from different people. Why does
the person who did this blog not mention the name of the designers?
Ilske
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Barbara, your Binche Campanula is coming along very well. It is a lovely piece
when complete.
As for me, I recently finished the Campanula before returning home from Japan,
just in time to give to my mom for Christmas. (she is a VERY special person in
my life.)
I have a Binche corner
Hello all
After about 8 years of lurking on this list (yes -
really!), I am finally responding to Tamara's plea for
more of us to come out of the woodwork. Not that any
lacemaking I'm doing at the moment is likely to
compete either in ambition or in general interest with
what I've seen lately in
She recently cleared her guestbook
(http://blog.seniorennet.be/kantklossen/gastenboek.php) but within a month
it's mostly garbage again. Though it doesn't seems to be published I
wouldn't want to drop my e-mail adress on such a spammy site.
The left margin, under the hit counter sais:
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Working out a scheme for a portable block pillow
I remember my first attempt at a portable pillow.
It's still on my shelf. But that's another story.
Last year, I figured out how I could trim a One and
Only Pillow to fit in an 18 suitcase. I cut a
under mon-carreau-sac this site shows in pictures how to construct a folding
travel pillow.
http://dentelledechristiane.over-blog.com/photo-248874-petite-boite8-1_jpg.html
...
http://dentelledechristiane.over-blog.com/album-248874.html
...
Greetings from Antje, in Guadalajara, Spain
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Dear arachne-colleagues:
Can someone give me some information on why it is impossible to obtain Liana
threads in the U.S. and where I might find a supplier of Liana threads from
Europe for some of my Anna projects. I have tried to substitute DMC
cordonnet, but not been happy with the
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Kantmonitrice some flemish title, I don't even know how to translate it
into Dutch.
When I was at junior school (age 7-11) we had monitors who basically
were teacher's helpers - chosen from the pupils in the class, they were
the
Gentle Spiders,
While you're looking for lianna threads, it got me to thinking that you're the
great resource I need to tap...
For the reproduction renaissance lace I'm doing (have to restart, but that's
another story), spangles were used to embellish the lace. From the photos
I've seen, they
Hi, Beth. You can get them from Tanja Berlin. I've ordered a lot from
her - I love doing goldwork - and she's very reputable. Take a look at:
http://www.berlinembroidery.com/goldworkthreads2.htm#spangles
On Friday, February 23, 2007, at 04:33 PM, Beth McCasland wrote:
Since this would
Beth,
I think what you're looking for is paillettes. I give you my enthusiastic
recommendation for Denise Davis at Threadneedle Street, in Issaquah, WA. She
is a one-woman phenomenon and will be able to fill your order with skill and
speed.
Here's the web page for her shop with the specific item
Hello Linda
This is a thread that I haven't actually seen myself, so can only make
educated guesses.
http://www.sewandso.co.uk/ran1026-0.html
has a description of the thread, describing it as 'ticket size 10'
This looks like 3ply thread with one of the plies being methlon
(glitter)
Hello Beth
Spangles in that context were small metallic discs incorporated into
embroideries - the modern name is sequin, though nowadays they are made
of metalised polyester.
Try
http://www.ccartwright.com/
or google for sequins.
For the reproduction renaissance lace I'm doing (have to
From various contexts here I have the feeling a monitrice is more than a
teacher's assistant. I guess it it requires official qualification to be
allowed to call yourself a monitrice.
... So
possibly it would translate to lace monitor, or teaching assistant, in a
school, or an assistant
Isn't it interesting that in the American English they use the French
word 'paillettes' and in Canadian English, we use the British
'spangles'? Of course, there's nothing logical about language, but
we're the English/French bilingual country :D
Margot
Visit the Seaspray Guild of Lacemakers
The four seasons on the blog resemble to designs of Martine Bruggeman.
In the years 1997-1998-1999, she published the same sort of designs for the
12 months of the year in 'Kant' (magazine of the Kantcentrum in Brugge :
http://www.kantcentrum.com ).
Liduina from Ath in Belgium.
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I received my stamps in the mail today from Debbie in Israel, and they
are more beautiful in person than I ever imagined. It was very kind
of Eva, and then Debbie to be so generous to share them this way. It
has made my day, and been a family affair as we have all been looking
forward to
Beth - these sound like sequins...
Karen in Malta
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Gentle Spiders,
While you're
On Feb 23, 2007, at 4:49, Barron wrote:
http://blog.seniorennet.be/kantklossen/archief.php?ID=13
is that Tamara's
swan I see on the left hand side - both in black and white?
't is and then 'tisn't :) The design is mine, the work's not. Since the
pattern is available to everyone (via the
I forgot to mention that her second blog sais she already making lace for 27
years. Uses avaiable patterns and designs new ones for her classes. So it is
quite possible she or her students made quite some of the laces. I'm not
giving an oppion, just presenting some research and doing some
Hello,
Yes, I am a long, very long, extremely long time lurker. I tend to read
messages, and sometimes answer privately, but events have drawn me out of my
shell.
Here's the thing. I'm going on a business trip that will take me to Europe
and then to Australia. Yes, this little Canadian is
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