Hi Catherine,
I'm with Liz, your book is a vital resource and should be available for all
those wanting to make needle lace. I can't imagine making lace without the
help of you book. As an avid and constant user, I think spiral-bound
would be great.
People keep books for a variety of reasons,
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Subject: [lace] Bucks Point Christmas Tree
I have written to this blog but have not gotten a response back. But I love
her Bucks Point Christmas Tree pattern and the other pattern that is on
the
same page designed by Anita Wilkinson. These are beautiful pieces of Bucks
Point Lace. Just
Hi Amber,
Your Christmas card and lace arrived this morning. The beautiful star and
interesting candle are much appreciated. Thank you!
The second star for you is nearly finished as I made it a priority, I was not
happy with the first one but lacked the time to re-do. That is the problem
when
Hello Sherry
It is a very nice piece also an unusual shape but probably not as straight
forward as it seems. It appears to have been worked sideways starting at the
bottom left hand corner working straight down to the bottom right hand corner
so at its widest point will need a considerable
Louise West's website is at:
http://www.louisewestlacedesign.co.uk
and she has contact details on there, including her email address:
lou...@louisewestlacedesign.co.uk
Sue Babbs
suebabbs...@gmail.com
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In a message dated 1/10/2014, dmt11h...@aol.com writes:
(Trimmed for Avital) I am glad that an effort is being made to acquaint us
with details of the 2015 convention in Coralville, Iowa. What is there to
do? What is there to see? How do I present the idea of vacationing in
Iowa to my
I am curious as to what people have made out there in Lacingland that you
would call the ultimate piece of lace you have ever made or felt good about
when finished.
For me it was the Thistle Bookmark that I entered in the
state fair this year. I worked on that on and off for years. In the
Hi Sherry!
The answer to this question can be *seen* if you go to the Flickr website which
Arachne members use to post their latest and greatest! It is full of stunning
work!
I might add that greatness is not measured in size alone. There are lots of
relatively small pieces which are
The biggest piece I have done as in the most bobbins is still under wraps at
the moment.
The biggest piece size-wise would have to be the 160 cm long
scarf I completed last year in Thai silk from one of the Dutch books...cannot
put my hands on it right now.
The most difficult piece was a
Subject: Re: [lace] What is the biggest
and the hardest piece of lace you have ever done?
Biggest and hardest
That's a challenge to figure out. In square inches, the biggest completed
project must be the three yards of 6 inch edging I made... but I
The Antique Pattern Library has several publications available for free
download, this being one which contains more than 70 pages of instruction for
netting and netting patterns:
http://www.antiquepatternlibrary.org/pub/PDF/ButterickTattingNetting.pdf The
Netting chapter begins on page 77.
To
If you are considering migrating from Lace RXP to Lace8 but were unsure as to
what is new - I have done two videos talking about the new features of Lace8.
Part 1 http://youtu.be/O2lyHli0QHA
Part 2 http://youtu.be/Z_27q2-WeiM
Hopefully the audio is louder with no background music, and both are
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