I was lucky enough to see this exhibition on a recent trip to England. It
is, bar none, the finest lace exhibit that I've ever seen. It was even more
meaningful because I got to go with three of my best lace friends so there
was someone else along to appreciate the fine displays. Extraordinary!!! N
A friend was ordering one of the Bowes Museum Lace Catalogues "Fine &
Fashionable" 'Lace from the Blackborne Collection,' and ordered another one
for me, which I collected at Lace Day on Saturday.
What a Feast for the Eyes!
How lucky some of you are, to be able to go and see all this beautiful
Over the next few days I'm putting up some lace-related items from my
collection on Ebay if anyone's interested. Spring housecleaning.
Look under lswaters, I think you can search at:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZlswatersQQhtZ-1
Thanks,
Laurie
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Looks like an unusual sewing kit. I suppose that it
could hold the thread, needles, scissors needed for
needlelace so could have been owned by a lacemaker.
The miniature bobbins are cute, and don't go with it.
I also think it's overpriced.
Alice in Oregon
> > Here's an odd mishmash of items
Yes it is an odd but cute mix. The bobbins and lace are at cross
purposes hanging where they are, though LOL.
You are right, the bobbins and lace don't belong together.
On 3/25/07, Patricia Ann Fisher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear Fellow Spiders,
Here's an odd mishmash of items being offered a
Dear Fellow Spiders,
Here's an odd mishmash of items being offered as a group on Ebay. Take a look
and see what you think! I'm of the mind that the yarn "dispencer" and the
miniature bobbins are two seperate items. Not sure if the lace belongs with
the bobbins. I'd like the bobbins but don't want t
"David in Ballarat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
That is what erotica means these days. I was wondering however, whether
David may have made a typo and was perhaps invited to exhibit in "Exotica
Botanica" rather than "Erotica Botanica".
Nope - erotica it is.
Thanks for the clarification. Kno
My DH was browsing for a weaving bobbin winder, and came across this:
http://tinyurl.com/2s6vp8
Rather sweet, I thought (DH and the lace bobbin winder LOL)
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Jenny, you are a genius. Not only are you a computer whiz, you are crafty
as all get-out...Thanks for the pin cushion patterns - they'll make
wonderful goody bag items if you'll allow us to use them for the purpose of
gifting, not selling.
You're also an excellent bobbin lacemaker as well...
H
That is what erotica means these days. I was wondering however,
whether David may have made a typo and was perhaps invited to
exhibit in "Exotica Botanica" rather than "Erotica Botanica".
Nope - erotica it is. Darwin is probably one of the most broad-minded
and exciting cities in the world
Clay
Thank you for this lovely complement :) I have just added the latest
pincushion instructions. He is Eddy the Echidna (a Aussie ant eater).
http://www.brandis.com.au/craft/pincushions.html
Eddy may be the last of the crochet pincushions for a while as the
urge has worn off and my work at
Jenny, you are just amazing!! I can't believe how quickly you take to new
ideas and come up with your own!! Those pincushions are as cute as they can
be. Thanks for sharing!
Clay
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> Hello everyone
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"C Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Taken From Wikipedia:
Erotica (from the Greek language Eros - "love") — refers to works of art,
including literature, photography, film, sculpture and painting, that deal
substantively with erotically stimulating or arousing descriptions.
Erotica
is a mod
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