Jeri
I agree with you that Torchon is brilliant to demystify lace making. I am
working in Finca 40 lemon thread on a 1/10 inch diagonal grid, using a
wonderful pricking provide by Jo Edkins at
http://gwydir.demon.co.uk/jo/lace/zigzag.htm that shows half stitch, cloth
stitch, spiders, torchon
Hello to all,
it's me francis from Bart Francis
I just wanted to let the UK'ers on the list know, we will be in the lace
event next sunday 11 may 2008
at Peterborough.
we see it as a great opportunity for all whom have visited our website
and were wundering of
the very funny and bizzare
As some of you may remember I have been making napkins for my sisters, 3 sets
almost complete and one more to go. She has an idea of musical notes within
the lace. I have seen bookmark patterns with musical notes on, but dont
remember seeing a strip of lace with this kind of theme. Do any of
I have just heard about this. It is called The Face of Lace and is taking
place in Bruges from November 11th 2008 to March 1st 2009.
http://www.brugge.be/internet/en/content/files/musea/Kantlijnen_Eng.pdf
Ann
Yorkshire
UK
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My BL teacher, Christy Holtkamp, started me on torchon because of all the
basic skills it gives and the features in it gives me a good ground to work
with for experimenting on other types of lace. I have moved on to others
since. Currently working on Bruges Flower Lace. Christy always worked on
Dear Barbara -
Yes, you are certainly right about Tamara and her talent! She is very gifted
in her design skills and her ability to figure out how to achieve the effect
she wants.
Please remember that initially, Tamara taught herself to make lace with books -
before there were lots and lots
