Debora wrote:
Having read the posts that followed this, I do like the idea of using
a firm elastic band to go around the whole pillow, and think I can
get the elastic bands that do not roll up
Or you could buy a length of wide elastic and sew the ends together to make
a very large elastic
In a message dated 10/06/2009 23:12:52 GMT Standard Time,
2harv...@tiscali.co.uk writes:
thank you for the beautiful silver frame
I have a similar story.
My bestest friend, who no longer makes lace, had had a really bad back
problem and as she was recovering was with me on a Honiton lace
All this definately proves that we have to choose carefully those we give
these priceless gifts to and also to try to make them aware of the many
hours of work that goes into them. It also proves we need to have a big
sense of humour.
Thankfully I have only felt once that I made a wrong choice
Hello everyone,
During the last weekend in May I was at a the first international
Couvige organized by Lei Roucas dou Barri, a group of lacemakers in
Pierrefeu du Var in the south of France. We had a wonderful time - it
took a while but we've now sorted out the photos David took and you
thank you for the beautiful silver frame
The first piece of Honiton I was pleased with had taken weeks, and I decided
to give it to my mother. I found a little porcelain pot which would go with
the colours in her living room, and was desperate to find a suitably
coloured piece of fabric to
Hello everyone,
We've now mounted some updates to the Lace Guild website - extracts
from April's Lace magazine, details of a Honiton lace weekend with Pat
Perryman at the end of October, and new membership bobbins.
Jean
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Jean
Jeri,
Thanks for showing us that picture of your pillow. It is a beautiful piece
of artwork itself. I really like all the varieties of pillows. I also
enjoy trying to make different ones for my own collection. My D shaped
roller pillow I take with me to heritage demonstrations I made modeled
How does one get to see these videos? When I go to the links all I see are
comments by others who have viewed them. I have clicked on images that I
thought are the ones I would like to see and it goes to more comments or tells
me I need to 'load the latest edition of '. Which I already
What fun...thanks,
Smiles
BarbE
Perhaps something to refer children to, and multi-tasking too! LOL
Titled Bobbin Lace kantklossenhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSMfRepZAB0
Best,Susan Reishus
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The `children in this video are our youngest grandchildren, Daan and Alicia.
They are both 11 years old now - born 4 weeks apart - and they are not at
our place too often. Daan lives in the Netherlands and Alicia in
Switserland.
But whenever they are here, they want to make lace. And always
...humor?...in my opinion David Collyer should stick to his
lacemaking, which is what he does well.
Aurelia
Catonsville MD
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What fun.I wish my grandchildren would make lace, but they dont.
Perhaps I should show them the video.
Maureen
East Yorkshire
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I didn't know they had their pajamas on but the pure joy of the music and
their lacemaking comes through the computer and makes me smile too.
So tell them they have spread joy with this video.
Sue T, Dorset UK
The `children in this video are our youngest grandchildren, Daan and Alicia.
They
What brought that on? I haven't seen anything at all from David for a
couple of weeks, and then it was part of a discussion about angles in lace
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Margery.
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margerybu...@o2.co.uk in North Hertfordshire, UK
Dear Janet and all Lace Travelers,
If you give more than a week for response and there are people on Arachne
who live where you are going, there is a chance to make a personal contact
and they will give you much more information than someone like me can.
There has been no correspondence on
Hello All! Thanks for posting the link to Lacis! I had forgotten what cool
stuff they have. Loved the pewter pendant pin idea but wondered how to fill
it, small scale all. Would you believe the Miniature Bobbin Lace book by Roz
Snowden finally arrived from ILL after ordering the 1st week
It is poisonous:
Cinnabar has been used for its color in the new world since the Olmec
culture.[10] Cinnabar was often used in royal burial chambers during the peak
of Mayan civilization. The red stone was inserted into limestone sarcophagi,
both as a decoration and, more importantly, to deter
Hi! I never learned that word in class everything sounds wonderful in
French! Pic#9 caught my eye--a friend had described this type of pillow to me.
Is it Queyras (sp)?? Wouldn't you know, I came to lace too late to truly
appreciate all the places I've visited or driven by on my way to
Wow, thanks for the reference. Maybe my beads the Lacis box are ok since
they are probably polymer. The color carving look so intriguing. Susan,
Erie PA
Christiane cjknit...@yahoo.com wrote:
It is poisonous:
Cinnabar has been used for its color in the new world since the Olmec
I had a friend who made a bride a beautiful wedding handkie, that was loved
and admired by all - including the bride. But after the wedding it went
missing and was never seen again - They think it was collected up from the
table with the serviettes/napkins, and vanished that way.
So my friend
Hi Jean,
What great photos! Thanks for sharing. I was especially awed by those
pillows with the chip carving on the ends. Any idea who made them? I'd
love (!!) to own one of those!! Beautiful!
Vicki in very wet and soggy Maryland
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