Hi Fellow Spiders,
I'm a little bit late coming in on this discussion (been away from home
for 7 weeks and although back for almost 3 weeks now, I'm still behind
with everything). I'm not sure what is meant by the attachment for
continental bobbins - I wind ALL of my bobbins on John's basic winde
Some time ago there was and inquiry and an excellent answer about making a
snood.
There is an excellent website with great directions on making a netting snood
and how to do netting.
visit: http://knotsindeed.com
Betty in Tennessee
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Hi All,
I have a doily of Nanduti lace I found in a thrift store in southern Indiana
when we were visiting in 2001, not at the top of the range of quality, but
enough to make me excited at the time.
Mary Carey
Campbelltown, NSW, Australia
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On Aug 2, 2007, at 12:30, Bridget Marrow wrote:
Please could someone remind me of the url for the Arachne Archive?
Here it is:
http://www.mail-archive.com/lace%40arachne.com/
And, for good measure, here's the lace-chat (non-tech) one:
http://www.mail-archive.com/lace-chat%40arachne.com/
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Hello Diana
Was William Fairall notorious!!
In Kent and Sussex he was, but they are not traditional lacemaking
areas which is why I wouldn't really expect to find a bobbin with his
name on. He was hanged an gibbotted for smuggling. Full story at
http://paternoster.orpheusweb.co.uk/famhis
Greetings Spiders
I'm just breaking in a new computer and I have lost (hopefully only
mislaid?) my "favourites" list. Please could someone remind me of the url
for the Arachne Archive? Then I can bookmark it in what seems to be a new
system.
Bridget, in Watford, England
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Melinda..I have been waiting to see if you heard about this
What yu have is a Swedish Matson quill winder...used for winding the papter
quills that are used in some weaving shuttles. I used to have one. When I had
mine I also had a wooden adapter for it that held lace bobbins.
If you go to Lac
Greetings, lacemakers!
I have had an interesting correspondance with a woman who has something she
would like to sell that just might be of interest to someone on this list...
It is an old "Lace Stretcher", which was used to stretch lace curtains and
tablecloths after they had been washed. I h
Could it possibly be that the pastor's parish had a large number of
lacemakers in it? I would think if that was the case the lacemakers
would want to commemorate the death of the murderer of their pastor.
Shere'e
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Hello Brenda
Was William Fairall notorious!! Hanging bobbins are usually connected with
the lacemaking area or are unusual in some way i.e. Franz Muller who
committed the first murder on a railway train.
I'm not a aware of any lacemaking connection with my Miles Weatherhill, but
it was a par
Good idea Betty. I will have to see if there is anything hidden in the
framing that might tell me. Thanks all for the suggestions on types of lace
and your comments.
Mark, aka Tatman
Greenville, IL USA
Www.tat-man.net
On 8/1/07 8:12 PM, "Clive ^ Betty Rice" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh my
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