I found this interesting article on Synagogue textiles that are shown in the
State Jewish Museum in Prague. Does anyone know if any of these pieces are
photographed elsewhere. The pictures in this article are not very good and I
haven't been able to find them elsewhere.
Lenore:
And I have the book Colour and Texture in Needlelace by Ros Hills. Pub
in 1987.
The chapters are: How needlelace is traditionally made; The Sampler;
Colour Theories; Observing your surroundings; Simple design ideas;
preparing designs for lace; Free stitchery and textural effects;
Thanks to everyone for all the input!
I have forwarded the Amazon wish list to my DH and I'll let him decide
which one (or two) he'll pick for me.
I have finished my little Christmas tree, I added red beads to the
cordonnet, and called it done. Here's a link to my blog, if you
haven't seen the
Thank You Shirley! I've been shopping for wellies after my 15yr old pair
sprung a leak. Nordstrom's had at least a dozen perfectly wretched
colors/styles so I thought I'd give up until spring. You've saved the day I
can hardly wait until they arrive. Methinks they will be a conversation
On Nov 20, 2009, at 15:46, deanna7 Cohen wrote:
I found this interesting article on Synagogue textiles that are shown
in the
State Jewish Museum in Prague. Does anyone know if any of these
pieces are
photographed elsewhere. The pictures in this article are not very
good and I
haven't been
Hi all
At least *some* of the laces from the Blen site had been fairly well
photographed -- with some even diagrammed for further help in understanding
-- in the catalogue that the Jewish Museum in Prague published in 2004. The
Museum held a special exhibition of their laces to coincide with
On Nov 20, 2009, at 21:42, Regina Hart wrote:
According to WorldCAT.org, a couple of US libraries have the book:
http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/57343022referer=brief_results
Chances are most libraries that have it don't circulate it, but if
you're
near one, you can visit.
That's what I love
Thank you so much for that info Tamara. I was able to locate a copy on
Amazon.com, using the title you gave me, but it is quite expensive. I did a
library research and there are 11 copies circulating, most of them in the US.
I ordered the book through Interlibrary loan and hopefully I will be
Tamara P Duvall t...@rockbridge.net wrote:
Ditto and ditto. Hitting 50 wealthiest Belgians for big ticket support is
great but I'm sure that some grassroot, small donation, support could be
helpful too, if there's some way of doing that (charge
my Visa, with the help of the 'puter)
Lenore English lenore.engl...@gmail.com wrote:
I have finished my little Christmas tree, I added red beads to the
cordonnet, and called it done. Here's a link to my blog, if you
haven't seen the finished project:
It's so sweet, Lenore! Great job!
I have seen the Lovesey books, but it
Tony Shirley primav...@new.rr.com wrote:
While doing some online searching I just found some lace Wellingtons at the
Victorian Trading Co. and thought some of you may be interested.
Cool! Too bad I live where wellies/boots/galoshes are of little use. Los
Angeles is semi-desert.
Poor duck got well splatted:-) I'm hopeless, LOL. Sue T
Something to do when the weather is bad. Remember to watch the direction
of the underpants.
http://www.bassfiles.net/parachute.swf
Janice Blair
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