I was looking at this last night and the link was a yahoo one, which led to a
photo album in which I couldn't even find the photo of the angels, or any
connection to Sherry's website.
I had found the photo by doing a search in Pinterest under 'bobbin lace angels'
and the copy of Sherry's
Hi All
I've just done the same thing and got back to a 'yahoo images search'. If the
person in question has copied it from one of the 'images' pages on yahoo or
google then it probably has been 'spidered' by them and the original site
doesn't always show!
However, as I have a page with
Clay has very kindly posted a picture of a lace edging that I started in a
class with Jane Atkinson at Lace Convention in Bristol in 2005. I had changed
the ground to Rose Ground and after I was turning the 3rd corner I noticed
that Iâd done Torchon Ground just after the 2nd corner, so I
When I saw my picture I spent about 20 minutes trying to see if I could find
the link back to my website and couldn't find it. This pinterest to me is
another way of taking other people's stuff and spreading it around to the
point nobody owns it anymore. It reminds me of books that have been
Your edging is beautiful!! What an inspiration you are!!
Clay I also looked
in your folder and I love your Binche lace. I do love the look of Bunche lace.
Maybe sometime if I have the opportunity to take a Beginner's class or able to
get a book on begining Binche I will give it a whirl. Clay and
You probably know by now that I use Pinterest extensively as a links page
for LaceNews, and it has been extremely effective in that regard. Pinterest
does have a few that it will not allow, such as pins from facebook pages.
No one has complained about any of the over 1000 pins, except once. And
Sherry,
I'm on Pinterest but I gather things only with the red Pin to repost
on mine. Below each pin on a board you can write a comment, so I would go
back to the offending page and make a comment that you are happy to see lace
being spread around, but that they should say where the picture came
I have the same question
I do NOT understand Pinterest either.
Karen
Bovard
The ShuttleSmith
Omaha, Nebraska
www.TheShuttleSmith.com
blog:
http://theshuttlesmith.blogspot.com
On Sunday, January 19, 2014 5:08 AM,
Sue Duckles s...@duckles.co.uk wrote:
Hi All
I've just done the
Sherry, thank you so much! Binche is a very demanding lace, and it is the one
which continues to seduce me! If you're interested in learning Binche, I
suggest that you start with Flanders Lace. There are two reasons for this...
First, the threads used in Flanders are heavier and easier to
When pinterest started a few years ago, people were pinning photos with no
indication where they came from. A lot of people complained to pinterest,
including me.
At some point within the last year (I can't remember exactly when) pinterest
changed its policy and how its software works. Now any
Sherry -- I went to pinterest and did a search on the name of your website.
In the upper left hand corner is a search slot that works on pinterest
content. I pasted the link to your website into the search slot. It gave me 6
images from your lovely tatting. All but one had a link to your webpage
I love pinterest! I use it in several ways.
I use it to collect pictures or links on a subject, to collect photos on a
subject, to collect project ideas, to organize gif sets or memes for use on
twitter/FB, and to collect sayings art work I just think are nice.
When someone Pins something it
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