Hi everyone, can you help... what does 'kantbrief op 100%' mean
please, I have the english translated pages for my book 'Motieven in
Kleur' but the english doesn't include the diagrams and the section I'm
not sure of is written on each pattern page (some have 50%)... I
know its to do
Hello everyone
I was wondering if anyone could tell me if there is a supplier selling
Rosemary Shepards Fantasy Flowers book.
A friend of mine would like a copy.
I bought mine from a supplier and cannot remember who it was.
I`ve e`mailed some suppliers and I get the answer back Never
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I was wondering if anyone could tell me if there is a supplier selling
Rosemary Shepards Fantasy Flowers book.
I bought mine from Roseground, at the Peterborough Lace Fair a couple of
years
Daphne wrote:
I was wondering if anyone could tell me if there is a supplier selling
Rosemary Shepards Fantasy Flowers book.
Try Rosemary's web site:
http://www.lacedaisypress.com.au/fantasy.html
seems she is self publishing it.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Thankyou Jane, Jean and Pat.
I will pass this information on.
Daphne Norfolk England
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kantbrief op 100% simply means that the pricking is printed at full
size. When it says, ...op 50%, it is reduced, and you would print it
out at 200% to get the size used in the model, with the threads which
are recommended.
Clay
Celia Mulhearn wrote:
Hi everyone, can you help... what
Dear Spiders
Edition 5 is now available and I have a stack of boxes to find a home
for! see
http://paternoster.orpheusweb.co.uk/threads/threads.html
All the traders who took Edition 4 will receive an inspection copy in
the post very soon and any pre-orders will go out in Saturday's post
Devon and others,
I think you have made some great points about designing, if you 'first' have
the desire to design.
Then there are some who 'just do it'.
I never thought of myself as a designer (a very minor one at best) until I
took college are classes (I was in my 40s at the time). But I had
Mark,
If you want to 'read and lace' at the same time try 'talking books'. A friend
mentioned it to me and I love it, if you come to a 'need to think about this
bit' place in the lace just put the book on pause.
Lorri
Subject: [lace] Re: Drawing on Right Side of Brain - was:Teachers
Sue,
do you understand us righty If so everything is ok. By the way to
be honest I am partly partly.
Ilske
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Hello All,
sorry being so quiet but I am very busy at the time, but to this point
I will tell you my experience.
A bit more than two years ago I was lucky to get two design students
to teaching lacemaking. The one was a glass designer and couldn't find
a job so she tried to do something
Dear Friends,
Saw this great postcard on ebay - a woman making lace in Beer, Devon about 1910
Item number: 200328535281
David in Ballarat
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I was given an old wooden bobbin with pewter spots, but one spot was
missing. It was in fact a rod which passed right through the bobbin. Because
it wasn't valuable, I cut a suitable short length from an aluminium knitting
needle of the right diameter and tapped that in. Don't think anyone
Whoa Nellie! Did I misunderstand? I thought you were looking for a way to
store the lace on a flat pillow as it is completed (i.e. you are moving the
lace on the pricking) rather than making a roller pillow. Mea culpa. Susan,
Erie PA
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Dear Lacemakers,
Lori found reproduction of an artwork on eBay, and sent it to me for those
of you who collect images of lacemakers. She's made it easy with a
tiny address. (Not so sure I'd order from so far away.)
Jeri Ames
Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
On Apr 9, 2009, at 3:09, Jenny Brandis wrote:
I have heard of and used magic thread when I start/end torchon lace
but what is a darning magic thread? Can anyone tell me how it is
different to the first or is it the same thing with a different name?
My guess -- but *a guess only * -- would be
In the old days one Always had a leopard bobbin( wood with pewter spots)
on
the pillow, to ward off arthritis.
Patty - I would not hold your breath, if I were you!! :)) Sorry!!
Still you never know! Some of these old remedies Do
work! :)) With arthritic
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Poor vegetarian lady... I'm afraid that her idea of the license plate
would have been turned down in Virginia as well (our DMV is *very*
vigilant regarding vanity plates obscenities) but, what a hoot!
http://coloradoindependent.com/26088/colorado-dmv-nixes-tofu-vanity-
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