We have quite a few newbies in our lace group and they are very much taken
with my Aussie bobbin winder. Can anyone tell me if theyâre still made? If
so, where can we buy one? Also (and I know Iâve asked this before but I keep
forgetting) what size rubber band do I need for a replacement on mi
Dear Nathalie and Lora,
I can see how you missed the reference... there are two sections to the
book... the text, and then the plates (which is the main part of the
book). So if you look in the plates section, you won't see it, but on
page 30-31 of the text, he wrote,
"The relation of the
I'm no expert but I would imagine it's on the basic assumption that musical
composition like lace is essentially mathematics, combining close and
harmonious notes, instruments/ (threads) and weaving them together into a
pleasing arrangement that all connects and intertwines
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Dear all, Some time ago Tess put the following about the subject "
Lace and music "
Alfred Von Henneberg's book The Art and Craft of Old Lace likens the
analysis of lace construction to that of musical composition. For
those who have this amazing book, see pages 30-31.
>> Do I miss the meanin
Have found this thread about Caspar Netscher and Johannes Vermeer most
interesting, thank you to those who've posted snippets about the
interpretation/meaning on them something which I find quite fascinating.
But it has made me wonder if anyone knows where in the world, which
gallery/museum or
