Hello Ilse
Writing this in english for the benefit of other Arache members.
I did find a shop with a rudimentary websit under construction:
www.tkantklosje.be
They list a couple of books on Mechelse lace by Rita Thienpondt:
Mechselse kant II
Sierlijkheid van de Mechselse kant
Let me know if you
Yes, Diana, you are correct. It was done in 2002 by Rita Thienpondt,
and the title was De sierlijkheid van de Mechelse kant.
One of the reasons that this lace is so difficult is that the ground is
a braided ground, and is worked without supporting pins! The pins are
used only around the
Can I put in my four pennorth's worth?I think there are also torchon
patterns to put round Christmas Tree baubles in one of Christine Springetts
publications - I expect it is the Christmas Lace one, but it may be the
other one ... sorry I can't be more help witht he titles, but nearly all
Hi All,
I have just been browsing on eBay, and one seller, registered as a business
'The Craft Corner' has paterns for sale for lace which goes round baubles.
The number is 110440520720, if anyone wants to have a look.
I think it is a 'Buy Now' advert, so there will no doubt be many items on
Hello Pene -- Yes, I think you are right about directing the jabots
to the Court rather than to the nine individuals. With that in mind,
and thinking about it, I come to conclude with you that a variety of
designs would be more interesting than just the one design repeated
and repeated. And
Two-Pair Inventions -- sounds like J.S. Bach to me. Add a
Three-Pair Inventions to it and you no longer have just a booklet,
but a book. That would be a delight. Why don't you? -- Aurelia
On Oct 5, 2009, at 17:57, Noelene Lafferty wrote:
Thanks for that Tess. Wouldn't it be nice if
Hmmm... I think that there must be good reasons, beyond those I
understand, for giving them to the Court rather than the individuals.
So please enlighten me, if you will.
My arguments *against* this suggestion include the opinion that if a
Justice were given his/her own Jabot, he/she would
In a message dated 10/7/2009 4:36:26 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
aurel...@earthlink.net writes:
Exactly how we would produce nine jabots out of 50 states, I can't
imagine! What did you mean?
I suppose you would have to use sophisticated joining techniques :-)
Alternatively, you could
On Oct 7, 2009, at 16:46, Aurelia Loveman wrote:
Two-Pair Inventions -- sounds like J.S. Bach to me.
That was intentional; my son was learning to play Two-*Part* Inventions
at the time. Seemed like a nice word-play (something I always found
hard to resist g). Cindy Hutton (of the
The Lace Museum has a pricking available on their website that when finished
is a cover for a satin ball ornament.
I have provided the link for anyone interested.
http://thelacemuseum.org/education/patterns.html
Helene Ulrich
Surfside Beach, SC USA
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