I've got a post on LaceNews for the 1st International Symposium of Young
Lace Makers call for proposals. Promises to be extremely interesting, thanks
to Angharad!
Laurie
http://lacenews.net
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The IOLI has recently sponsored a new site devoted to all forms of hand made
lace. It allows photos and diagrams to be added to comments, and it is really
easy to do.
http://laceioli.ning.com/ It is very new, so there is nothing to see yet.
Lorelei Halley
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Hello All! Hope everyone has received their email artifact from Sharon at Lace
Guild. It's a beautiful Maltese collar that any of us would be delighted to
wear! It's given me a better idea of what Maltese lace looks like, aside from
the obvious cross. I'm so glad that LG started this program
I make and teach Romanian Point Lace and have always thought that it
should/could be considered a 'Tape Lace'. It uses the same principles that
Battenberg--couch down the tape/cording and then do needlework filling
stitches to make the materials into a cohesive piece of lace.
Yes the
cording can
I vote for camisole, too - people refer to 'cami' these days, a light top
worn under a low-neck sweater or blouse such that the lace of the cami
shows and covers the front neck.
A camisole as a lacy undershirt and It's word origin is with 'chemise'
On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 9:11 AM, wrote:
> Could
Couldn't "camisole" wiggle itself in there among its sleeveless cousins?
Aurelia
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From: "Alex Stillwell"
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Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2012 7:03:26 AM
Subject: [lace] Spencer
Many thanks to everyone who has contacted me re: spencer.
I had m
