Hi Mark,
Thank you very much. Wonderful lace, even if I understood only a bit of the
Spanish commentary Just a warning, this one could be addictive for lace
makers who take a look down the side at all the other offerings. You see
many more on world-wide lace! If -like me- you are
Well, not the whole book (!) but a great start. My thanks to the member who
started the ball rolling. Actually the person sent me 4 versions of KF...
it must be in all her states of inebriation and indeed her stage performance
too.
From Brian and Jean
Cooranbong. Australia
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To
Le 15/12/10 13:25, Brian Lemin a écrit :
a genre of bobbins that are sort of thinnish
in my group , when we must use a lot of bobbins filled with thin
threads we tend to use thinner bobbins .. for example,middland bobbins
without the spangles ..
further more some Le puy carreaux could be
Dear Arachnids
The early spangles were not always large. Some of my small, early bobbins have
just 7 x 2mm beads. However, I expect there are few bobbins with their
original spangles as they do not seem to last as long as the bobbins. Again,
as laready pointed out, bobbins are the tools of our
