In response to Lynn's information about Crowood not being able to identify the
title, I've sent them all the information about the mat i.e. the fact that it
was a supplement, the format it took, what was printed on it, the paper folder
it came in, e.t.c., publication details of In the Cause of
Hello everyone,
Many important lace manufacturers were member of the Compagnie des Indes (
India Company), with sales room in Paris, rue de Richelieu
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One of the lace manufacturers was Georges Martin.
Although the French East Indian Company stopped in 1875, I have a
It's possible that Ruth Bean was licenced,by C C Channer's heirs, to use the
pricking, but the copyright remained with her heirs. If that is the case then
only the artwork for the Ruth Bean version will be copyrighted to Ruth Bean's
heirs.
Brenda
On 8 Jan 2014, at 08:16, Jean Nathan wrote:
Yes, it's in copyright until the end of 2019.
I was burning too much midnight oil!
Brenda
On 8 Jan 2014, at 01:16, Clay Blackwell wrote:
Make that 2019...
Brenda in Allhallows
www.brendapaternoster.co.uk
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I've already had a rely from Crowood:
Thank you for your reply. We understand that Ruth
Bean published it as a
supplement to the title In the Cause of English
Lace, however, so far we have
been unable to trace the artwork for
it.
Yours
Ken Hathaway
Whether that means they'll continue
Hi Arachnids
Thank you for your replies regarding spiral bound books and for the
recommendation for thicker covers. I will pass that on.
to my printer.
Happy lacemaking
Alex
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As Susan says, quite a few books have changed over... 2 on a 'lacy theme' that
spring to mind are Tatting Collage and Mastering Tatting, both by Lindsay
Rogers. I have both of these books and they certainly lay relatively flat and
are just as easily handled as any other book!
The only other
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May I add, the A to Z books have changed over the years from basic spiral
bound to spiral bound with a spine cover. This is a much more robust
format may solve the issues that Jacquie has identified.
Sue said The only other 'binding' that I would 'enjoy' is the idea of Ulrike
Voelker where she produced the torchon books in ringbinders. This is also
extremely useful to the lacemaker as it also lays flat!
The main problem with this style for me is that it takes up more room on the
shelf.
Dear Friends,
publication details of In the Cause of English Lace
(which, of course, they already have) in the hope they can find it. I added
that there are some lacemakers who would sell their grandmothers to get their
hands on a legal copy!
I bought this book from Crowood about 2 weeks ago
Just to add another opinion to the discussion on book bindings, I always prefer
a paperback to a hardback for reasons of weight and space.
Karen in Malta
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Claire Browne, the textile specialist at Bonhams just wrote to me saying
that Roger Cox has just given permission to identify the laces in the
upcoming January 21st sale belonging to his wife Susan. They are lots 315,
324, 325, 327 and 338. Note also that a substantial number of fine pieces
in
I have been reading the dozens of messages regarding Miss Channer's mat and I
can only think that this must be the holy grail of lacemaking. Sorry to be so
ignorant but what is so special about it and if someone has the pricking would
it be so terrible a crime to let somebody else borrow it for
Dear friends
I too have received an email from Claire Brown Textile Specialist at Bonhams,
about the forthcoming sale of lace effects belonging to the late Susan Cox.
She has confirmed my belief that non of the items in the collection have any
connection with the Dr Spriggs collection. It was
Hello Jacquie and everyone
Indeedy, this is the case. I repunched the holes of the first part of
Ulrike's Torchon to fit one of our standard North American ring binders;
the pages stick out the top but they are useable. The second one is in a
proper A4 binder I pinched from work, from the
In the UK Staples carries both two- and four-ring A4 plain cover binders in
two, possibly three thicknesses. Rymans might also carry them.
Jean Nathan in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Bev and anyone else,
I got my A4 binder from Staples, on line but no problem. It has four rings
which match the holes in Ulrike's folders quite perfectly. I ordered the
three-inch size, which holds all three of the folders plus a bit extra for all
the stuff I added to it, like prickings and
Hello Tess and everyone
Yes, it is possible. It is the shipping to my address in Canada bit that
was difficult ;)
If anyone does know a source in Canada, please let me know.
On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 10:30 AM, Tess Parrish tess1...@aol.com wrote:
Bev and anyone else,
I got my A4 binder from
For US lacemakers...
A good source for A4 binders is Amazon. Wilson-Jones is
the brand I've purchased. They're sturdy and well-made and have pockets.
Ulrike's Torchon series fits in the 2 binder. The 1 isn't quite big enough.
Another source is Staples. They have them on-line, but you might be
The problem with ring binders is that after a while the pages can 'drop' within
the binder and start to pull in the holes causing the to tear. I used to put
all the pages into plastic pockets, within the folder to give more stability
but then found that the photocopies or printing stuck to the
Happy New Year, everyone!
I like the idea of spiral binding when it comes to
being able to open the book to work from it or to copy a pattern.
I also see
the problems with not being able to see what the book is. We use binding
systems at work, so I'm somewhat familiar with them. You don't always
Dear all,
I have led you astray with my Everest to be conquested. The floral bucks fan
was sold by Christine Springett but designed by Bridgett Cook. I got the
pattern out to check it for a fellow spider and realised my mistake.
Also I've just seen that it only take 77 pairs. I'm feeling
Hello All! For Catherine other lace authors, I did not intend to add to your
angst over publishing issues! I should have used a different example as I had
no idea that Country Bumpkin is a big company. You made me think of two
embroidery authors who have self published their coil bound
Dear Liz,
Office supply stores have little packages of adhesive-backed round rings
(shaped like Life Savers candy, with holes in the middle) made of a non-tear
material that you can stick over torn holes to reinforce pages in your lace
binders.
Jeri Ames in Maine USA
Lace and Embroidery
Adding to this you could use coloured card to denote various type of lace,
ie red, yellow, blue and green etc. I have done this and typed the name on
the front first.
Sue T
Dorset UK
Happy New Year, everyone!
I like the idea of spiral binding when it comes to
being able to open the book to
Prices change frequently on Amazon, so it may be of interest to owners of
Ulrike's loose-leaf publications to know that 3 Wilson-Jones A4 binders are
currently $19.19 (35% off), meaning that right now they cost less than either
the 2 or 1 sizes! --go figure. And free shipping if you are a
Ah yes Jeri,
Had a bad experience with those in my student days. I spent a whole week
adding them to my textbook that came in a ring binder and went to pull it out
after the holidays, got it jammed in the bookcase and came away with a ring
binder empty of everything but hundreds of
email address. If someone has it could they please off list send it to me so
I can contact her.
This is the second time I have had to send this message.
I am getting really tired of Spambot.
Arachne list is the only place where my
emails keep coming back as undeliverable. Why is it happening
In a message dated 1/7/2014 5:37:10 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
laceandb...@aol.com writes:
As a teacher carrying books around, I do try to be very careful to give my
spiral and comb bound books support from more traditionally bound ones.
They are also harder to push into a gap in a very
I've just checked
the book is available at the Book Depository
http://www.bookdepository.com/Cause-English-Lace-Anne-Buck/9780903585262
free postage to Australia
Hope this helps
Anna from a wet Sydney
On 9/01/14 12:49 AM, David C COLLYER wrote:
Dear Friends,
publication details of In
I have a notebook which has 5 rings at the top and 9 at the bottom with a
space so that a label can be put on the spine. It also has a firm cover and
when closed the rings only stick out a little at the back and not at the
sides at all, which means it doesn't catch on things when put on a shelf.
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