I purchased my copy of Rosemary Sheperd's book Introduction to Bobbin
Lacemaking from Lacis in CA. Just google for the addy.
Norma (Salem, VA/USA)
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http://sistersstitching.blogspot.com
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I totally agree!
bobbi
On Wed, 01 Apr 2009 07:33:00 -0400 Clay Blackwell
clayblackw...@comcast.net writes:
Now THAT is the best I've seen so far - my own personal reaction, of
course!
Clay
Margery Allcock wrote:
Coming late to the party, as usual G:
Bobbin Lace - the process is
I am new to this list and have a question. Â My name is Mari Carmen and I live
in Minnesota (the Twin Cities). I am interested in bobbin lace, especially
interested in learning more about traditional Spanish lace. Â I'm looking for
any recommended books, classes, instructions, etc. Â I've been
!Hola, Mari Carmen!
Bienvenida en la lista email Arachne
(Welcome to the Arachne email list)
A mi tambien me gustaria ver libros sobre el encaje tradicional de Espana
( Itoo would like to see books about Spanish traditional lace)
Y a mi tambien me encanto los folletos de Galicia
(I loved the
Hello Alice
I'll second Anita's recommendation - the newbie in our lace glass got the
Dye/Thunder Beginner's Guide... for Christmas after the end of her first term
and reappeared for the first class in January with one bookmark from it
finished and the next one started (there are people in the
I am very happy to hear this review. I recently purchased this book. I
learned the basic stitches some time back, but life keeps getting in the
way of getting to actually make any lace and it seems like I'm
continually starting over. I intend to start (again) using this book
this time. Keep
Debbie wrote
This is so kind of you! You don't need to add my name to your raffle, but do
tell us more about your trip to the museum!!
As I said in my original email because I was on my way to visit a very sick
aunt whose care home is close to the museum, we called in very briefly for me
to buy
hallo,
does any one know were lutac lace originates?
and when?
and can anyone show me a website were i can find
new inspirational lutac works
kind regards
an extremly sunny day
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Good one :)
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 7:57 AM, Ruth Rocker roxw...@krafters.net wrote:
. Keep your fingers crossed for me (or twisted, as the case may be :D)
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Bev in Shirley BC, near Sooke on beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of
Canada
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Hi Beth et al,
With reference to those who, after several terms (years?) of classes in
Lace-Making cannot start or finish their lace, I was told that my approach
to teaching Bobbin Lace-Making was entirely wrong, in that I did actually
teach people to start their lace, and to complete it.
Hello Francis and everyone
This is an artistic type of lace devised and named from the originating
lacemaker, Lucienne Tack since 1987. Chiefly, she wanted to show relief
elements in her designs. There is a book, illustrated at Theo's old web
site:
http://www.theobrejaart.nl/92187010.html
You
Lutac lace orientated with LUcienne TACk. According to the book Lutac
Relief, she learnt lace in Brussels and then developed her ideas at Bruges.
As she was winning prizes with the lace in 1990 and 1993, it is obviously a
new lace.
Sue Babbs
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From: Francis
In my particular teacher's case I've always thought it was just down to being
rather haphazard in her lesson planning (or possibly lack of planning?), but
maybe she's being craftier than we realised...
Beth
On Wednesday 01 April 2009, Carol wrote:
Hi Beth et al,
With reference to those who,
Sorry about sending my name for the raffle to list, I must have hit the
reply to all instead of reply.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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Hello Carol and All
I`ve had my group for 8 years and I have also taught my ladies how to
start and finish.
Now the group is 8 years old and I still have the same ladies.
Am I right or wrong???
Just a quick note about my laceday here in Norwich on the 18th of April.
If anyone
Dear Beth
I thoroughly agree with you. Anyone learning lace must be taught how to start
and finish, they are essential parts of the process of making lace. I usually
get my students to think about starting and what to look for when they
approach a new piece, and make sure they are well aware that
If Rosemary doesn't take credit card or paypal, you could ask me.
Best wishes,
Joanne
Ph: 02 4975 5201
e-mail: joa...@joscolace.com.au
website: www.joscolace.com.au
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From: Barbara Ballantyne bjballant...@ozemail.com.au
To: Helen Bell he...@access-experts.com;
Sorry, I should have addressed my answer to Carol, but you are probably both
enjoying it.
Alex
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I did one small 9 pin edge with my Grandmother when I was about 19,in England,
then did not make any lace till I was about 40/41and living here in Oz..
I managed to find a course of 8 lessons somewhere nearby, and joined the group
of 5 or 6 with the teacher.
However, she went around the table
Hello to One and All! 4 years on torchon! I teach an 8 week course on torchon!
Then we get together again and I show them other types of bobbin lace. IF they
feel ready to go onto something new. Or if they feel they need some extra
classes, or another variety of bobbin lace, then we will do
The beginner teaching book we have used for many years in this area
(Torchon Lace Workbook) is no longer available at a decent price from any
source. I need a new (easily available) beginner book for new students so they
can have a reference on hand.-
I'm rather impressed with a new
dmt11h...@aol.com wrote:
A question I have come to contemplate, though, is whether making bobbin lace
sound simple actually attracts the right people into the class. Are you more
likely to get people who are thinking it will be like a class at a craft store,
where at the end, they take
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