[lace] Carbon Dating Lace, by Dr. Laurie Waters

Thanks to Jeri for the review of the Carbon 14 dating article. Just one correction, the sample I sent was not a sliver of thread, but a fairly substantial piece about 2" square. That was enough for two runs through the accelerator, and I'm contemplating actually having them do the second run. That

[lace] carbon-dating lace

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[lace] Kreinik Silk

Does anyone have any experience using Kreinik Silk threads for bobbinlace? Thanks, Laurie ___ Laurie Waters 505-412-2873 lswaters...@comcast.net , lacen...@gmail.com

[lace] Carbon Dating Lace, by Dr. Laurie Waters

Collectors of antique laces are always searching for a lace that is rare and tells a story. Many are ready to rescue laces that have out-lived their usefulness - for the opportunity of expanded knowledge they offer. It is recommended you keep a constructed lace - such as an accessory or

RE: [lace] Sudeley Castle

I saw the collection back in 2002, and remember that there's a fair amount of lace, but exactly what, I don't remember at this point. I'm pretty sure I took pictures back then. Usually they don't mind if you don't use flash. Alas not these days Lynn. Thanks David in Ballarat, AUS - To