I remember David Naylor and I'm lucky enough to have two of his beautiful
bobbins one with a hand another with a bell. His bobbins were very popular
and hard to get as he soon acquired a waiting list. Sadly he died quite
suddenly - so his work is precious.
Another at that time who made ivory
The OIDFA Bulletins contained such a series of patterns some years
ago, as far as I remember they were designed by Pat Perryman and they
were issued without instructions.
I am at work so I cannot give you the numbers of the Bulletins, write
privately to me if you need them.
Vibeke
In sunny
As I mentioned to Aurelia in a subsequent email, since the information came
from Googling, and the hit was Wikipedia, the information I found should be
taken with a grain of salt! I inferred that different critters had different
colors of baleen, but I could have made an erroneous assumption!
- Angela Simpson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now the question. Do you put an extra twist on the end of the row in
half
stitch? If so why? It doesn't say to do this in the instructions I am
following at present, but I keep feeling I should. What do you
suggest?
A teacher (I think
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The only baleen I have seen was black. Has anyone else seen white baleen?
Yes. In Alaska, last summer, one of the tour boats had a large piece of
white baleen mounted on the overhead and a description of what it was...not
where it was gathered.
BarbE
Texas
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Thanks so much to Bev Walker and Tamara Duvall for your information
on the pivot pin.
I will print it all out and take it to my shop where I have my pillow
set up.
The sad part of all of this is that I had the first end done and was
halfway up the side
when I got the idea in my head that
Hello Lacefriends,
with the active help of Sue I am able to offer you two new pictures in
my album.
One I name waterlily the other is a vsariation of the same two pieces
of lace as the first one.
You remember I went to a class last year about Nature and Moderne
Art the piece I made for the
As soon as I recovered,last evening, from the shock and excitement of
Debbie's e-mail, I googled for Randy Anthony, but so far again
walking into a wall. Does anyone know a bobbin-maker living in
Georgia named Randy Anthony?
Aurelia
Catonsville, Maryland USA
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Hello one and all
I have just uploaded some photo`s of my laceday on last Saturday
26th April on Webshots Arachne 2003 if any of you would like to see them.
As you will see we had alsorts going on during the day. Martin Tuffnell was
our speaker and did`nt disappoint, he was very
I am thinking of making the Buckspoint mat designed by Marjory Carter in the
May 2006 of the Lace Society's newsletter.
Has anyone worked this. I've tried counting how may pairs of bobbins I would
need and keep getting lost or interrupted while counting. Looks like a lot of
pairs are
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