Hello All! Completely forgot to mention that I used my iPhone Lace App (David
Jean Leader) yesterday when I shared my lace in Lake Park. Even the art
supply rep who was in the store was amazed! Speaking as a satisfied customer,
I would say the app helps people visualize the differences
Hi Susan,
I can identify with your friend who is just starting, and is drawn to Bruges
Flower Lace! I think we are all drawn to beautiful laces and would like to
just jump right in and do it!
However, I think that it is important for a beginner to start with the
essential elements and
Susan
I have always thought that a student can start in any one of 3 places:
torchon, tape lace, or Beds/Cluny. And it doesn't matter which one comes
first. I also think that every beginner should plan on doing a little of all
those 3 within the first 2 years. That collection of laces gives most
Over the years, this has come up on a regular basis. One camp of lace makers
will say, but Jose people who learnt honiton in the 1700s never learnt torchon.
And they are right. But they didn't attend classes for a few hours at a time,
they were taught lacemaking from an early age and time
My website is back up and running and you can find the poppy pattern at
http://www.jblace.com/jblace/pattern-gallery.html
Weird thing, I did not
receive Arachne Volume 61 digest, so I was wondering how the topic of
footsides had started. I looked in the archives and saw the messages, but it
I have looked everywhere but can't seem to find the thread I need to continue
my present project. I hope someone can help me find it: Freesia linen, 30/3,
off white, on the 500 meter cone. I will probably need two cones, maybe three.
Thanks so much.
Tess (tess1...@aol.com)
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Fresia 30/3 is advertised as available from
http://www.mysico.be/category/catalog/garensthreadsfils/linnengarens-gebleekt-bleeched-linnen-yarns-fil-de-lin-blanchi/fr
although there isn’t a photo of that size available.
I’ve never seen that size of Freesia linen.
Brenda
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