RE: [lace] Bedford Hangings

Did not receive the email re Bedford Hangings. Could it be reposted? Thanks Annette in South Cost, NSW, Australia -Original Message- From: owner-l...@arachne.com On Behalf Of Elizabeth Ligeti Sent: Tuesday, 4 February 2020 1:15 PM To: Lace@arachne.com Subject: [lace] Bedford Hangings

RE: [lace] Wedding lace

alice covers. http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/215260?sortBy=Relevance shows a handkerchief 15inches square. Annette Meldrum in a rainy, South Coast NSW, Australia -Original Message- Alice Howell It's lovely.B Hankies used to be much larger than they are today.B It could have

RE: [lace] Arachne 25yrs old in 2020

I joined in 1996 too! Annette in the Gong (Australia) -Original Message- From: David C Collyer Me too Shirl!! I believe next year, 2020, will be the 25th anniversary of Arachne on the internet!!B Wow, that's a long time for group on the web. Wonder how many 'first timers' are still with

RE: [lace] Corbett's Flanders

Ladies, we should not be too critical of author's mistakes as publishers are often to blame. From my own experience of writing a book, it can be very difficult to get corrections made to everyone's satisfaction as every correction means a time delay and publishers can override an author's requests

[lace] visiting Seattle and Vancouver

My sister and I will be visiting this region in September and wonder if there are any lace or textile related things happening or any museums or collections that we could visit. My sister is a quilter. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Annette currently in cold and windy Southern NSW,

[lace] Wedding Veil

I finally found a good photo of the embroidery on the veil. http://meghansmirror.com/royal-style/royal-wedding/meghan-markle-wedding-cer emony-dress/ After enlarging and enhancing the photo I can

RE: [lace] Earnshaw, Diaper

book: Outlines and Stitches and Pat wrote back very apologetically saying that she only studies the lace through a microscope! Annette Meldrum, in sunny Australia From: Devon Thein <mailto:devonth...@gmail.com> I find it staggering to learn that Pat Earnshaw didn’t make lace. Alth

[lace] RE: Bucks Prickings

ground to what we know as point ground? there is a ground of honeycomb stitch (CTTpCTT) referred to as Spanish Ground, and wondered whether this, or Kat Stitch, could have resulted from misreading of an incomplete pricking. Jane Partridge _ From: f Annette Meldrum <am

RE: [lace] Bucks Prickings

Hi ladies, As you requested more information, I checked my notes, and this is what I recorded. Spanish Blonde prickings, known to be over 100 years old. They are designed for a triangular mantilla, with the borders heavily worked and the ground worked in strips with flowers at intervals. Pins

RE: [lace] Bucks Prickings

Hi all, Interesting discussions. In Spain, I was given some very old Spanish blonde prickings for our lace guild archive. The lacemaker who donated them, explained that the ground was only pricked in each alternate row as lacemakers only pinned alternate rows to make the work quicker. She is a

RE: [lace] On the Banks of the Ouse

Thanks Janice, for the link I read it (couldn't pull myself away) on Monday and enjoyed it very much. I love these glimpses into the social history of lace. Wow, I needed a quiet day after a busy weekend and it supplied it nicely. Much appreciated Annette, south coast of NSW, Australia >From

RE: [lace] Angles in Bucks point

Dear Leonard I don't make Bucks and it is not among my favourite laces but I did enjoy reading your email and thinking through the points you raise. I will investigate your references. Thanks for giving such a detailed account. It takes time to put it all together in a meaningful way. Best regards

RE: [lace] Festive Costume Auction on Dec. 12, 2016

Thanks Jeri I so enjoyed looking through the virtual catalogue. What a varied collection. Well worth the look! Some great detail about the apron in the opening message. Annette in very hot Wollongong Australia From: jeria...@aol.com Anyone interested in fashion and costumes, and how lace was

RE: [lace] Wemyss School of Needlework, Scotland - Goldwork possibilities

Dear Jeri Thanks for another interesting email. I had never come across the Wemyss School and it looks so delightful. On my wish list to visit. You tempted me to also look up the RSN website and did indeed find some lovely gifts for friends (and me). A thoroughly enjoyable diversion. Thanks again

RE: [lace] Hermitage Russia

Hi Nathalie When I was there a few years ago now, there was one single item of lace on display and no catalogue to buy with anything further unfortunately. Annette in a sunny Wollongong Australia. ] On Behalf Of Nathalie Hello everyone, A dear friend of mine is visiting Russia. She wondered

RE: [lace] 1795 Needle-lace sampler

Thanks Jeri That context is helpful. What a delightful sampler and a little different to others that I am familiar with. Annette Meldrum in a cool but sunny south coast of NSW Australia Where autumn has suddenly arrived and I miss summer already. On Behalf Of jeria...@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, 22

RE: [lace] archive

Hi all I may be strange and it might be explained by the fact that I am a Librarian but since joining Arachne in the early days I have kept a range of email folders into which I file emails of interest. It is a great reference and I can look up topics as needed. I have on occasion sent info to

RE: [lace] Antique Laces of American Collectors c.1922

Hi Arlene It is here on the Arizona website: https://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/articles/120_lac2.pdf enjoy Annette in sunny and warm South Coast of NSW Australia -Original Message- Hello, all - Came across a reference to this book and am quite interested in seeing it. B Given

[lace] tape lace distinguishing features

working the fillings. Hope this helps with understanding. Please ask questions if I have not adequately explained it. Best wishes Annette Meldrum -Original Message- From: owner-l...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l...@arachne.com] On Behalf Of Lorelei Halley What are the distinguishing features

RE: [lace] Borris Tape Lace-Annette Meldrum

don't keep better records of what we make and why. We are no better at doing this than previous generations. Thanks for sharing Nathalie. I have not found any new examples of Borris lace for ages. It must be out there but still hiding? Annette Meldrum in sunny but cool, South Coast of NSW, Australia

RE: [lace] Jeri's posts

Jeri how can any of us presume to know what others do? I for one file your information for future reference after reading and have used it in talks at my local Lace Guild meetings and other groups. I too have posted on Arachne with no response from the masses but that doesn't mean that no one read

RE: [lace] Deadly Victorian Fashions

Thanks David, that was very interesting. I had to click on it a second time to get the article but worth the time. Thanks for sharing. Annette in the Gong -Original Message- From: owner-l...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l...@arachne.com] On Behalf Of David C COLLYER Sent: Saturday, 14 June

RE: [lace] Textile Support is Moving!

Dear Angharad What a lovely surprise to hear that you are returning to Wollongong and bringing Textile Support with you. It will be a thrill to be able to attend your workshops locally! Good luck with the move Annette in a sunny but cool Wollongong Australia -Original Message- From:

RE: [lace] Stunned

Jane, As an overseas buyer on eBay (Australia) I would be deterred from buying a glass framed item from the UK as postage is expensive and the chance of the glass arriving in one piece would be minimal. Even well packaged books often arrive with bent or damaged corners. Glass framed items

RE: [lace] Bonham's lace auction 21st January 2014

Hi Catherine and Jeri Marie Laurie gave me the information re the sale. Marie had a Christmas Card from Roger, Susan's husband with the details of the auction in case she wanted to view it online. Marie spent Christmas with us, so while she was here, I searched Bonham's under the sale date Roger

[lace] Bonham's lace auction 21st January 2014

Roger Cox is selling some of his late wife Susan's 'English Lace School' lace through Bonham's Auctioneers. This link will take you to the 5 lots which comprise the lace items. http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/21727/#/MR0_page=3

RE: [lace] bobbin lace is like chess

I agree Rebecca. My husband is a good chess player but has never learnt bobbin lace. However he has often studied what I am doing and has detected a mistake before I was aware of it. Like chess, he examined the possibilities of pathways and was able to see the upcoming problem. Annette in a warm

RE: [lace] 17th c. premade tapes, Mezzo Punto

Hi Devon and all. I did some research into the early tapes for my book on Borris Lace. See p.14 Mezzo Punto was first employed by lacemakers in Milan and Genoa in the 17th century according to Mrs Head, The Lace and Embroidery Collector, 1922, p33. The manufacture of braids was an important craft

RE: [lace] 17th c. premade tapes, Mezzo Punto-ribbon loom?

No I did not find any references to ribbon but it is another interesting crossover. Annette in Wollongong, Australia -Original Message- From: owner-l...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l...@arachne.com] On Behalf Of dmt11h...@aol.com Sent: Monday, 25 November 2013 1:50 AM To:

RE: [lace] Query about Queen Mary's Youghal lace

some royal lace was housed there and was lost. I hope this was not the case with the Youghal lace wedding train. Annette Meldrum in very wet Wollongong, Australia In a message dated 11/16/2013 12:24:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, ekure...@gmail.com writes: Does anyone have a suggestion

RE: [lace] Kenmare lace festival

Thanks Catherine, it is indeed Borris Lace. Regards Annette Meldrum, Australia -Original Message- From: owner-l...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l...@arachne.com] On Behalf Of Catherine Barley Thank you for the link Noelene and many congratulations to Annette Meldrum in winning third place

RE: [lace] Lace Teachers

Wow Anna, now that is interesting history, some of which was new information for me. As Archivist for the NSW Lace Guild, I will capture it for our records. We must get together some time to fill out more detail. Annette in sunny Wollongong where the smoke has cleared. -Original Message-

RE: [lace] Two major lace auctions in October 2013

...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l...@arachne.com] On Behalf Of Nancy Neff Sent: Monday, 7 October 2013 10:39 PM To: Annette Meldrum Cc: lace@arachne.com; 'Laurie Waters' Subject: Re: [lace] Two major lace auctions in October 2013 Annette, Please be aware that, in the US at least, images taken by someone else

RE: [lace] Two major lace auctions in October 2013

Thanks Laurie for posting the link to this auction. I have enjoyed saving some of the images together with the very detailed descriptions. It is always good to learn how to accurately and descriptively describe pieces of lace. I need to do it for the lace collections I work with but also it is

[lace] Buratto vs. Filet Lace

it must use the leno weave base. Hope this is useful to your student. Annette Meldrum, South Coast of NSW, Australia. The cloth has a loom woven background mesh that is technically a gauze and a form of darning over a leno weave. Paired warp threads are twisted before the weft thread goes across

RE: [lace] lace books recommended

are on their way. Annette Meldrum In a cool and cloudy Wollongong Australia - To unsubscribe send email to majord...@arachne.com containing the line: unsubscribe lace y...@address.here. For help, write to arachne.modera...@gmail.com. Photo site: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lacemaker/sets/

RE: [lace] Idrija lace pattern book

interesting and my friend Aphrodita whispered explanations to me so that I could partly follow what was being presented. Annette Meldrum in Wollongong Australia where it is sunny but cool and the air is fresh after rain. -Original Message- From: owner-l...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l

RE: [lace] Peeps and talk on History of Lace

Dear Alice, Your idea of decorating tables with bobbins and lace equipment is a great idea to set the theme for your talk. A great education for some who would not be familiar with these things and never seen such things up close and more importantly be able to touch! I hope to remember the

RE: [lace] conference - many classes

Hi from Australia. Our conference runs 2 or 4 day classes with Wednesday being a day of rest or practice or time to explore the local environment. One can take 2 x 2 day classes or a 4 day class all week. In addition we offer short 2 hour classes at night which teach a small project or

RE: [lace] New Website

Dear Catherine, Thank you for sharing. Your site is amazing as is your work. It is wonderful to be able to see and study your work up close. It will be inspirational to us all and what a lovely start to my day here in wet Wollongong, but the sun is peaking through. Annette Meldrum, Australia

RE: [lace] Continental Pillows

Hi Mary You don't necessarily have to use a continental pillow with continental bobbins. It may be easier on a flat pillow as they don't roll around so much. It would also be easier to teach on a pillow you are familiar with. But perhaps you feel that she would manage better if taught to hold the

RE: [lace] Lace making in Croatia

Jeri, Lorelei and All, I understand that it is hoped to offer Pag lace as the needlelace class at OIDFA in Slovenia in 2016. I have also heard that there is a reluctance in Pag to teach outsiders their special lace. This could be why there are no how to books available. I did a lace tour of

RE: [lace] Pat Earnshaw Lace - Auction

Dear Jeri and others I think it is most important and interesting to have this information. As a lace community these auctions of collections are historically important as well as of interest even if we are not in a position to bid for items. I will be examining closely and if not for your

RE: [lace] VS: Caen

Hi Birgitte Slovenia won the best country stand with their flowers. Just beautiful. I am not sure about the bridges. Already the memory fades. Annette Meldrum in Wollongong Australia -Original Message- From: owner-l...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l...@arachne.com] On Behalf Of Birgitte

RE: [lace] Bobbin question

At OIDFA in Caen, I bought some paper Mache bobbins from the OIDFA stand. They were made from a thick roll of paper then thin strips of paper were wrapped to form the thread section and another wrapping at the bottom. They were colourful - used glossy paper and varnished to make it all firm.

RE: [lace] new lace photos

Dear Janice They are fabulous! Don't find fault, just be very satisfied with your effort. The collar is magnificent and handmade is never perfect. My eye was drawn to all the beautiful elements! Be proud! Annette in Wollongong, Australia -Original Message- From: owner-l...@arachne.com

RE: [lace] Lace Auction in New York

Thanks Jeri for a most interesting browse. What a shame to see these items being sold off from Collections. I guess they were stored away from sight in these museums anyway and never seen by the public? You wonder where they will end up? Museums usually don't have money to purchase from auctions

RE: [lace] One Year Anniversary of LaceNews

Dear Laurie I would like to second what Catherine has said. So generous. Annette Meldrum, South Coast of NSW, Australia -Original Message- From: owner-l...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l...@arachne.com] On Behalf Of Catherine Barley Sent: Tuesday, 30 August 2011 5:44 PM Subject: Re: [lace

RE: [lace] Royal lace and floral Bucks Point

Dear Jean Thank you for posting these links for us all to enjoy. I was particularly fascinated with the article on the lace from the Wedding Dress as I have been following all the posts and magazines and wrote a summary for our Embroiderers Guild magazine which received a lot of comment. It is a

RE: [lace] Piecework magazine/ Carrickmacross Lace

of the making of the dress http://www.france24.com/en/20110514-fashion-Lace-Alexander-McQueen-Sarah-Bur ton-Wedding-Middleton Annette Meldrum, Wollongong Australia On Behalf Of Celtic Dream Weaver Subject: [lace] Piecework magazine/ Carrickmacross Lace I thought I would let you all know with the talk

RE: [lace] Kate's wedding dress lace again

The Publicity has surely been positive for the Royal School of Needlework who did the appliqué work and has heightened the awareness of lace as a fabric of fashion. Realistically I think the very creative use of machine made lace made a real fashion statement. Thanks for sharing the link Brenda.

RE: [lace] Royal lace

Thanks Clay Not a bad article for a newspaper. Thanks for forwarding Annette in sunny Wollongong, Australia On Behalf Of Clay Blackwell Subject: [lace] Royal lace There is an interesting article about Honiton lace which appeared recently in the NZ Herald... a friend sent me the link.

RE: [lace] Lace@Arachne's Birthday

Ditto from Wollongong, Australia. I don't post very often but Breakfast would not be the same without my Arachne fix! I have learn't so much and made so many great friends all over the world. The best networking tool imaginable. My heartfelt thanks to Liz and Avital for their dedication and Jeri

RE: [lace] Thanks for Lace Newa

Dear Laurie I would also like to add my thanks and appreciation of all that you do. I really love the interviews and have copied some articles to send to a lace friend, not online to share with her. Christmas greetings Annette in cool and cloudy Wollongong, Australia -Original Message-

RE: [lace] future value of a specialised Lace Library

Hi Jeri and others I am chiming in a bit late after recovering from the excitement of my son's wedding. Interesting topic, as a Librarian and owner of a small personal lace library myself I have wondered often about this. Like you I used to think that my books would increase in value as they

RE: [lace] Erica MacLeod

Erica lives in a small town on the west coast - Christchurch is her nearest lace group I think? Annette Meldrum in very windy Wollongong Australia -Original Message- From: owner-l...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l...@arachne.com] On Behalf Of L.Snyder Sent: Sunday, 5 September 2010 2:04 AM

RE: [lace] The meaning of Mezzo Punto

this when researching my book; The Borris Lace Collection: A Unique Irish Needlelace, Marie Laurie and Annette Meldrum, Milner Craft Series, 2010. Borris Lace is a Mezzo Punto style lace now more commonly known as tape or braid lace. Point lace was another name used but one which causes confusion so

RE: [lace] Netting

. Regards Annette Meldrum in a wet and cold Wollongong Australia -Original Message- From: owner-l...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l...@arachne.com] On Behalf Of laceandb...@aol.com Sent: Monday, 9 August 2010 7:16 PM To: lace@arachne.com Subject: [lace] Netting Jane said We used netting needles

RE: [lace] London

Hi Janice, Not sure about the lace gallery but the new Renaissance galleries sound fabulous and should be worth a look? Annette Meldrum enjoying a cooler day after a heat wave in Wollongong Australia -Original Message- From: owner-l...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l...@arachne.com

RE: [lace] The best cataloguing I have seen of Gros Point de Venice

Thank you Ilske for forwarding this link. The cataloguing of the Gros Point de Venice example is the most thorough and informative piece of cataloguing that I have ever seen. I certainly have learnt quite a bit and will use some of the ideas in future. Photography is zoomed up close so you can

[lace] Rosemary Shepherd's Early Lace Work Book

all. Annette Meldrum South Coast of NSW Australia - To unsubscribe send email to majord...@arachne.com containing the line: unsubscribe lace y...@address.here. For help, write to arachnemodera...@yahoo.com

RE: [lace] Finding Casalguidi in Italy

Hi Barbara, Catch a train from Florence to Pistoia. You can get a bus from the square in Pistoia. Take care as there are two bus stops with Casalguidi listed. You need the one in the centre of the square, not the one near the shops and the news stand. We caught the wrong bus and did a lovely drive

RE: [lace] Threads and sizing

Sally, yours is an interesting comparison. I have been told that dissolving Borax in the final rinse water adds body similar to the original sizing. Don't know what Jeri will think of this from a conservation point of view? Annette in a cold and wet Wollongong, South Coast of NSW, Australia

[lace] RE: Fanny Kemble quote

Dear Sue, I loved the comment - it says so much. Do you remember where it comes from? It would be brilliant to have the full citation. Sorry if I sound too much like the Librarian that I am. Annette in cold Wollongong Australia -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL

RE: [lace] Fanny Kemble quote

Thanks so much Sue for the full citation, I really appreciate this. Looks like I am about to embark on yet another tangent. Life is never dull! I am preparing some short talks for a National Trust group in my town and this quote and the comments this has brought out from others add some

[lace] Lace book by Kraatz on ebay

Dear lacemakers I have just found the book: Lace by Anne Kraatz (1989) History and Fashion Item number: 140225329830 On ebay with 3 days to go. Very cheap and no bids so far and it is a wonderful read. Seller only posts to USA. I already have this book and love it. Regards

RE: [lace] Burano lace

Dona You need to know your lace before purchasing in Burano. Most of the lace for sale in the shops is imported lace from China or wherever. You need to look deep inside the best shops to find the real thing and be prepared to pay the fair price that they will charge. The cheaper laces are mostly

RE: [lace] Re: Mrs. Treadwin's book

Dear Jane and all, Oops, was going by my memory and didn't get the book out. Thanks for clarifying. The reference to Honiton tapes is relevant to the discussion of tape laces but not to this particular book obviously. Regards and apologies Annette Meldrum -Original Message- From: [EMAIL

RE: [lace] Lace Care

in Australia. Regards Annette Meldrum in full summer finally. Wollongong Australia -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, 1 January 2008 3:44 AM To: lace@arachne.com Subject: [lace] Lace Care Dear Lace Lovers, Nobody

RE: [lace] Puncetto help

turning your work. Enough for one virtual lesson? Annette Meldrum Australia -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Avital Sent: Wednesday, 24 October 2007 6:38 PM To: Lace Subject: Re: [lace] Puncetto help OK, here are my questions: 1

RE: [lace] Puncetto help

Avital, The Anchor manual of embroidery has a whole chapter devoted to Puncetto Needle lace. I did a class in Puncetto at the first Italia Invita Congress and really enjoyed it. I am happy to try and answer any questions you have. Annette in Wollongong, Australia -Original Message- From:

RE: [lace] Princess Lace Machine

Carol, Laurie and all, The thing is that these pillows were not very efficient to use. I feel that the price is over the top. The other thing to note is that they are not a rare find. There are lots of them around still, most hardly used! The Lace Guild in NSW has 2 in their Collection, both

RE: [lace] Beautiful vintage table doilie in needle lace

Dear Alessandra, I agree that it is really nice and it certainly is well done. A 'steal' at that price and for that size I would say. I am not sure that it is vintage as it looks 'modern' to me. A very nice design and well executed. Definitely hand made needlelace. Enjoy Annette in warm and

[lace-chat] RE: [lace] Beautiful vintage table doilie in needle lace

Dear Alessandra, I agree that it is really nice and it certainly is well done. A 'steal' at that price and for that size I would say. I am not sure that it is vintage as it looks 'modern' to me. A very nice design and well executed. Definitely hand made needlelace. Enjoy Annette in warm and

RE: [lace] Modern/contemporary/traditional?

I would like to add my support to the comments of Tamara and Catherine. Variety is the spice of life and there is really nothing new under the sun we are told. Lets have less restrictions and encourage freedom of expression in whatever direction we feel attraction. As a traditional embroiderer, I

RE: [lace] Puncetto knotted needle lace

Sorry all, it is chapter 21 not 11. I wrote in a hurry. Also, the Anchor manual is a great book and readily available. It has recently undergone another reprint in paperback. Regards Annette Meldrum -Original Message- From: Aurelia Loveman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, 30 July

[lace] Puncetto knotted needle lace

learnt to make Puncetto at the first Italia Invita Congress in Rimini in 2003. It is pronounced Poonchetto enjoy HYPERLINK http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XweZDJ7vKc4http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X weZDJ7vKc4 Annette Meldrum In sunny but fresh Wollongong, NSW Australia No virus found

RE: [lace] Puncetto knotted needle lace

some good sites. Enjoy Annette Meldrum -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jennifer Audsley Sent: Monday, 30 July 2007 10:01 AM To: lace@arachne.com Subject: Re: [lace] Puncetto knotted needle lace Thanks for posting the link Annette - that's

RE: [lace] Old photo of American lacemaking on ebay

Clay thank you for posting this. It is such a one off and the close ups are very good. I'm not American but as a Lacemaker, found it fascinating. A great find. Hope it goes to a good home. Regards Annette Meldrum in sunny but cool, Wollongong, NSW Australia -Original Message- From

[lace] thankyou for stain removal help

. You are a great and knowledgeable bunch of people. Annette Meldrum in cold Wollongong Australia No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.476 / Virus Database: 269.10.16/914 - Release Date: 23/07/2007 7:45 PM - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL

[lace] removing port stain from silk

Hi all, a friend has an heirloom Maltese silk lace stole which she used as a table centre for a special dinner. A guest has spilt port on it and the stain has not washed out. I know that silk needs different care to cotton and linen so does anyone have any suggestions. In hopeful anticipation

RE: [lace] is Arachne slow these days?

Tess, it is slow, only the odd message coming through. We will see if this makes it through as well I'm sure there is no rule change but maybe a technical gliche? Regards Annette in Wollongong Australia -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of

RE: [lace] Rakam

Alix and other spiders who might know, I have tried to subscribe but for this magazine, there are no details. Details are available for all other magazines on the list. It is very disappointing. I am aware of this magazine but have not ever found a way to successfully subscribe. Annette Meldrum

RE: [lace] who was Fulvia Lewis

I would also be interested to know a little about her. Annette in Wollongong, Australia -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Vibeke Ervo Sent: Wednesday, 31 January 2007 9:30 AM To: lace@arachne.com Subject: [lace] who was Fulvia Lewis Dear

RE: [lace] Embroiderers' Guild (UK) 100th Birthday

Jeri, I made enquiries and discovered that the NSW Guild sent a letter of congratulations in which we said how much we valued the connection and a piece of ribbon work by Heather Joynes, (one of our long term members) called Greetings from Australia'. We received a lovely letter of thanks saying

RE: [lace] Embroiderers' Guild (UK) 100th Birthday

in Britain. I have a book; Embroideries from the Needlework Development Scheme: Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh, 1965 which documents the items received by the Edinburgh Museum and gives the history of the Scheme. Annette Meldrum In a very wet, cold and windy Wollongong NSW Australia -Original

[lace] Mary Quelch 1609 sampler and Montacute House

publication on offer. I remember well the description of how the collection started. Regards Annette Meldrum in Wollongong, NSW Australia Jeri wrote A the lead for a student - Google Douglas Goodhart Sampler Collection. What is found? His collection was donated to The National Trust

RE: [lace] Great Book on Ebay/Lace by VCB

Dear Jeri, Thanks for the background. I was not aware of the context and this really helps fill in the picture for me. Annette in a cold and damp Wollongong, Australia -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, 22

RE: [lace] My lace present

Sue, and all, If it is hand made Lefkara, it will have a needle lace edging, not crochet. Have another look. The typical Lefkara edge is a squared off shape with little picots on the very edge. Quite distinctive. You are a lucky Mum. I love this technique and we saw a beautiful tablecloth being

RE: [lace] Marian Powys - Part 2 - Long

Dear Jeri Many thanks for taking the time to write this. I have been watching for postings on this topic as I too have a fascination for this type of history. I have the book but this adds quite a bit to the story. Reading it has provided a lovely adrenalin boost to start my day. Needed after

RE: [lace] Re: lace in (and not in) Wikipedia

Dear Lynn and Julie, As a librarian, I do not think Wikipedia is worth the trouble to add entries. As it is not authoritative and anyone can enter without any qualification or necessary level of knowledge, you cannot trust what you read there so I would rather consult a more legitimate source? I

RE: [lace] Danish Royal Christening

Dear Avril, Thanks for keeping us informed. I was away for the weekend and so have not seen any TV coverage, just a Sunday newspaper. If you discover any further details of the lace, please let us know. Regards Annette in a very hot Wollongong, NSW Australia -Original Message- From:

RE: [lace] Arachne Dowager vs. Youthful Lace Enthusiast

to say, it is getting quite large and needs to be condensed but who has time? One day? Thanks everyone for making arachne such a great resource and for the wonderful friendships. Annette Meldrum Wollongong, South Coast of NSW, Australia -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto

[lace] Robber Barons lecture

? If not can I encourage you to publish it so that a larger audience of lacemakers can have access? Annette Meldrum [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wollongong, South Coast of NSW, Australia on a beautiful warm day and it is the Labour Day public holiday so I am home and able to enjoy the lovely weather. - To unsubscribe

RE: [lace] Lovely lace on ebay...

off for design ideas. Regards Annette Meldrum in Wollongong Australia [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Clay Blackwell Sent: Monday, 5 September 2005 7:02 AM To: lace@arachne.com Subject: [lace] Lovely lace on ebay... Oh

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lace all day! Best of luck to those who do. Annette Meldrum [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a cold and windy Wollongong, Australia where winter has finally arrived - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL

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OIDFA for the first time. Many thanks in anticipation Annette Meldrum in warm and sunny Wollongong, NSW, Australia -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jean Barrett Sent: Wednesday, 1 June 2005 5:39 PM To: Maureen Harvey Cc: Brian Lemin; lace

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Dear Dora, Your stories are always very entertaining and interesting so please post them for us all to enjoy. Annette Meldrum [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wollongong, South Coast of New South Wales, Australia Where we have just received 2 days of much needed rain -Original Message- From: [EMAIL

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Thanks Sue for all that, now I can rest assured I made the best decision. I checked my order today and it will arrive any day. They allow 11-15 days delivery to Australia. Annette Meldrum In wet and cold, Wollongong Australia, who also found a very cheap second hand copy of Santina's, Lace

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should get it in about 2 more weeks. I'm not surprised or disappointed to hear that there is more needle lace than bobbin lace. When I visited the V and A last year the needle lace I saw was stunning! Annette Meldrum [EMAIL PROTECTED] South Coast of New South Wales, Australia. Yesterday we had our

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