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Susie
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I have been enjoying storage for my threads in the "Plano Metal Car Garages"
These plastic storage containers are double-sided and can hold several spools
of thread on each side of the box.
When they were sold as Car Garages, they were relatively cheap, but now that
they are being sold as
thread
Do not pay attention to distress email.
We are fine. I was hacked.
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Has anyone heard if the handbook is going to also be available on line.
If I was to have a chance to vote...I would say no.
But, It makes a difference to some how we fill out our contact details on
our renewals sheet,
so I would appreciate an answer.
Thanks all,
Susie
C Johnson
is to be sure the needle is positioned
exactly right for the mechanism that makes the stitch. If the needle were
rotated the slightest amount, the thread wouldn't be hooked and there'd
quickly be a thread jam.
Nancy
Connecticut, USA
On Tue, Dec 12, 2017 at 1:50 PM, C Johnson
Good morning Lacemakers
I believe this information will be helpful to lacemakers who actually do sew
their lace onto cloth, etc with a sewing machine.
Forgive me for the length but it is all very helpful. Concerns position of
the spools of threads...
Reference:
Good afternoon lacers,
I believe even the sewing machine needles are one directional while threading.
Else why would they have a flat side to put again the post.
My mother taught me early on to find the right side of the needle to thread
into, and to thread the cut end of the thread into the
Hello all,
Just a reminder that Doris Southard's book LESSONS IN BOBBIN LACEMAKING
(DOVER, 1977). In her introduction she explains that she learned her
lacing skills from books.
What she learned she taught to others. Have you noticed she teaches Sewing
Edge to the left?
In fact a few
I found the board an excellent way to teach a beginner how to read the
pricking... adding a few arrows I could show her what to complete first,
second and so on, and she knew where to start the next time she returned to
the project whether in class or on her own. Sometimes, I just asked "Show
me
Good morning Susan,
Such a lovely lace story. Condolences for the loss of your mother.
Making lace for family that appreciate the pieces gives lacemaking such a
loving home.
Good luck with your garter.
Susie
In Northern Illinois where we are receiving showers from the east,
presumably from
I think the Flicker page is a huge asset and maybe IOLI would consider
sponsoring it.
We have participants from all over the world and we all want to see it
continue.
Thanks for all you do Clay.
Susie
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Good morning Arachnids:
I just wanted to share with the lacemakers in the Chicago, Joliet and
Rockford (Illinois) area that there is a Milanese Workshop with Sylvie
Nguyen coming up June 16&17 sponsored by the L.A.C.E. Guild in Clarendon
Hills.
Check out this link:
An article on the Frenchie Bulldogs included the reason Lacemakers had a
dog.
I am eliminating the majority of the article to save space...but you can
look up the breed for more information.
The French Bulldog also was developed for a specific purpose, but that
purpose required little energy or
Subject: Re: [lace] Valenciennes de Gand, but not quite...
My impression is that there were a variety of 'strange' laces, that don't
fit nicely into any category in the late 19th century. They seem to have all
sorts of mixed techniques and I wonder if they were part of the handmade
lace
Jean and David.
Thank you for a website that was so easy to use,
and beautifully prepared as well.
Susie
Subject: [lace] Lace Guild website
The Executive Committee of The Lace Guild has decided it wishes a new
webmaster, and therefore after today, 7th January 2017,
Helen Ulrich says:
Jenny,
I too have seen all of the books being posted recently. Most of them seem to
be from European lace makers.
I agree with what you say and will do my part. Perhaps someone with more
knowledge of international copyright laws could notify the moderators for the
lace
I am getting two copies of every email...is anyone else getting this today?
Susie Johnson
Morris, Illinois
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Arachne does create good friends, about the same time as David I joined
Arachne and met a beginner who needed help and so started a friendship to
this day. It was Susie Johnson from Ilinois , they have been here to visit
and she is now my other Sister. Thank you Arachne.
Shirl in Corio , Oz.
Yes, well done Jenny!
Susie Johnson in Morris, IL
I am so pleased to announce that Jenny has wonderfully set up an awesome
web site that is a tool as well as the panorama of all the lovely lace
presentations. I think she went an extra mile this time and does all of us
proud to have her as a
Hi all,
There is another good reason to cover your print out with a laminate, whether
you use a laser printer or an ink jet printer. If somehow you accidentally get
water, or even moisture off your finger on to the pricking printed from your
computer printer, it will smear from being in
I'm assuming laser dots are colour fast?
I use a HP Laserjet 1022 and no, it is not color fast. In fact I can even
erase it off the paper.
Susie in Illinois
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I do not have mine yet either, Illinois --Susie in Morris
Subject: Re: [lace] Fall IOLI Bulletin?
I renewed Aug. 1, my membership runs Sept. 1 to Sept. 1, and I have not
received the Fall IOLI Bulletin either.
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Subject: [lace] de-fuzzing lace
I have a sheltie and I, too, use a tweezer. I stop often and run a sticky
roller over the pillow edge, and my cover cloth to try to keep the hairs out
of the vicinity of my pillow. But do not roll the sticky roller over your
lace. I did that once, and never
Noelene said:
The cat that comes up when you click on the volgoda lace icon is very
familiar. I have seen it recently, but I can't remember where.
It appeared on the Bobbin Lace face book page and we have had quite a bit of
fun with it.
-Susie
Morris, Illinois
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I have a similar piece that is used just to wind finished straight lace on
behind the pillow???
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-or-Antique-Turned-Lace-Bobbin-/40065613651
1
?pt=UK_Crafts_Lace_Making_EThash=item5d48f7793f
tinied:
http://tinyurl.com/nntydkv
Susie
Morris, IL.
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When I get an email that I want to save, but I don't like what is on the
subject line... I hit forward and send it to myself with the proper word on
the subject line. Then I can find it again very easily.
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Hi All,
My 2013 resolution was to finish my UFOs in all my crafts. My results are
not so good. My guild last year had a new type lace presented each month
with a sample to work. Lace Day classes also added an item or two to my
activities. I enjoyed all of those so much, which again filled my
Regarding Liz's statement:
I would also take issue with some of you on the list (in a nice and friendly
way of course) that when you say tacit you don't teach, you just show, that
actually, you are teaching you just call it another thing.
Kind Regards
Liz Baker
As a retired teacher, I
RE: Book inventory.
I made my book list using Excel from the Microsoft office group. I made
columns of the things I wanted to remember such as: Author, title, Company,
Year it was published, Hardback or paperback, number pages. and price.
Topic columns are also included such as: type of lace,
Oh, that sounds nice. Now I really wish I made the bar code column I will
have to check to see if it works on Nook or on HP Touchpad.
Susie
Morris, Illinois.
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Subject: Re: [lace] blue film and book inventory
I paid the grand sum of about £2.49 for the iPad app
re: laminatefor pricking.
Around school time I have found a blue film but it was tectured a bit and to
dark for my likeing.
The laminate we use is actually clear shelf liner with a sticky back.
Susie
Morris, Illinois
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Regarding tools for lacemaking...
I found surgical forceps (hemostat in the US) cut my thread when I tried
them.
I do not recommend the forceps.
Susie Johnson
Morris, Illinois
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Greetings,
Shirley Meier in Australia wants everyone to know that she has changed her
email address to pippa200...@yahoo.com
Happy Lacing...
Susie Johnson
Morris, Illinois
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I taught my left handed friend to use the tatting shuttle.
My theory is, tatting is a two handed operation anyway.
So just do it like I am, and Cheryl learned without any trouble ...
Go figure.
Susie
in Illinois.
To: 'Daphne Martin'
Cc: lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] Tatting update
Some
Nice eye candy! Thanks for sharing Tess. You have inspired me to do larger
projects.
RE:
Thanks to Clay and Sue Babbs, I have posted a few pictures onto Flickr.
Tess (tess1...@aol.com) in Maine, USA
Susie Johnson
Morris, IL
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Anyone in the area is welcome to come and shop our vendors at Lace Day,
Saturday June 8 from 10 - 3.
Visit our website for more information: http://www.lacemakersofillinois.org
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Hi All,
In regard to pricking size, I would love it if the designers would
constantly use a scale beside their prickings, or give the dimensions of the
pricking so we could more accurately represent the design they have created.
This is one of the nice points about Janice Blair's prickings and a
A program available for computers called Caliber (free download) lets you
change the format of e-books so they can be read on different readers.
PDF readers for tablets are also available so the books on the professors
website can be read easily.
FWIW
Susie
Morris, Illinois
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RE: You've all left out the most important problem of owning an e-reader -
where do you put your lace book mark?
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
Hi Jean and lacemakers...
I could hand stitch it to the bag I put my e-reader in for safe keeping???
Then everyone could admire it.
Susie
Morris, IL
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The weather is nice and we all are sitting out on our patios making lace --
I wish!
Susie
Morris, Illinois
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Subject:
LACE DAYS for Lacemakers
COME LACE WITH US
June 8, 2013
The Lacemakers and Collectors Exchange will host their annual Lace Day at
the American Legion Hall (4000 Saratoga Avenue, Downers Grove, Illinois.)
The event will include vendors, classes and demonstrations. Visit our
Thank you Tamara.
I am excited to give the pattern a try.
Susie
Morris, IL
RE:
If you're talking about mine, here's the answer. *If it gets through this
time; I tried to send it last week, when Janice Blair asked, and no luck.
Top to bottom (right down the middle of the spider) the pricking is
Hi All,
I was wondering, perhaps I missed it. Exactly how wide across is the
pricking suppose to be so we make the spider and web the correct size?
thanks
Susie Johnson
Morris, IL where the sun is shining!
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Neither have I until I look into the mirror...TeeHee.
Susie
Susie Johnson
Morris, IL
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| Great link at the lace. I got a reality check. Princess Caroline of
| Monaco and
| I are the same age. I have not aged a bit. In my mind
Hello everyone,
From what I have read I gather that Smile is to be a more private site that
is shared among friends as personal photos. A much smaller scale.
I think the real problem is that we don't lose any of the photos, so
everyone should retrieve their folders to their hard drive so when
I believe most of the funny marks happen because the messages you are
writing is in HTML or Rich Text.
List is in Plain Text. So when you message arrives at the Arachne List
server, your characters are changed to plain text thus interpreting what you
really wrote in HTML or Rich Text. It's
.
Susie in Morris, IL
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To: C. Johnson
Subject: RE: [lace] A bird of a different feather! pvt
See, now, if you have a Newfoundland, like I do, you can spin it, and you get a
lot of it. When I brush her
I used to put out Malamute hair, the under coat was so soft. I used to spin
it also.
Now I have a sheltie, much longer hair than a Malamute and curlier too.
Nice for spinning if one would care to. She is so small it would take ages
to get enough for a project though.
Only 8.5 lbs.
Susie
Susie
RE: Midwest Lace Events
We will hold a smaller lace event in Downers Grove, Illinois June 2013.
Planning is in the works but the date is not yet firm.
Watch for further announcements.
Susie Johnson
Morris, IL
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Hi Lacemakers,
Don't leave any of your lace pieces in Wal-Mart or Jewel shopping bags
either.
My girl friend lost about 40 Santa quilted ornaments because they were in a
Wal-Mart bag.
They even had little bells on them so they had to make a bit of noise
...but they are still missing and so we
Hello everyone,
I was wondering if anyone has had experience with a yardage club for
Crochet, Knitting or even Tatting lace.
L.A.C.E. Guild has a yardage club for Bobbin lace but we are interested in
added the other catagories as we have members who like these three
catagories as well.
I
Hi All,
I don't know about anyone else, but I am finding that Internet Explorer is
causing me a lot of problems: screens not completely visible, links don't
work and the program locks up intermittently to the point where I must be
constantly restarting. I switched to Mozilla Firefox as my
I just spent some time on line looking for boot buttons but basically found
boots with buttons on them.. No separate pictures of the buttons.
BTW, Ben Franklin Stores, in their craft departments have been known to keep
metal charms available at the least in this area
Susie
Good morning Lacemakers,
Seems to me that I heard somewhere or read somewhere that a button on your
pillow is good luck.
Has anyone else heard that?
Susie
Susie Johnson
Morris, IL
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| Can any one tell me of items they would consider to be a lucky charm
| apart from the horseshoe?
A penny, and a four-leaf clover.
Some have lucky numbers also.
Susie
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Lacemakers,
• I was wondering if any of you are starching your items on the pillow. If so
could you list your procedure for doing so.
• Do any of you use a hairdryer to dry the starch while it is on the pillow?
What precautions do you use to be sure the pillow is not harmed?
I left the starch
Thanks to all who replied.
I would like to share these comments in a story for my newsletter (L.A.C.E.
Guild in Illinois) because I think starching on the pillow is a great time
saver. I used to re-pin and spray items with a liquid spray starch but
working on the pillow is much better with a
Convention references were not in the piece but the news reports mentioned
the event the night it aired. I thoroughly enjoyed the story.
Susie Johnson
Morris, IL
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From Janice Blair
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| My interview was by a guy who liked to
I also measure my threads with a ruler but I can understand Brenda's
reasoning with the procedure she uses...
And rulers have the little marks a bit embedded thereby controlling the flow
of the threads a bit so many Brenda's plan is better.
Susie Johnson
Morris, Illinois
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Wow, I am a thread miser, I guess...
I actually try to follow the threads to find out which is going to be the
longest threads and wind appropriately.
Whoever gets my books after me is gonna' love them. I write the estimated
lengths by the patterns in my books in pencil.
If I miss it really
While I think Jenny is correct on the processing of the thread, I would
think that the white lace shows up beautifully on the attire they might
select.
In that period in history it was more correct to wear dark colors and white
lace was very visible on the dark colors.
Lace was thought to be a
Just a reminder for our lacemaking friends,
We are hoping to see many of our friends at our 2011 Lace Day!
Attached please find the new 2011 Lace Day Flyer from L.A.C.E. in Clarendon
Hills, Illinois. Please share it with your friends.
Share it with members of your guilds.
Class reservations
Lyn in Lancaster PA asked:
How many of her (Doris Southard's) students are on Arachne?
Hi All,
I began with Doris Southard's book also and worked to about the middle of
the book and then switched to Judith Markham's on-line Torchon Beginners
class.
I also have a soft place in my heart for my
Ditto, from Morris, Illinois
And I want to thank all the people who ask the questions and supply the
answers. I feel like this is one of the best references in my tool box.
Thank you for being my friends!!!
Happy lacing to all.
Susie
Susie Johnson
Morris, IL
Hi lacemakers,
I just wanted to take a minute to let you know about a lace day coming up
June 18th,
sponsored by the L.A.C.E. Guild in Clarendon Hills, Illinois.
You can find out all the particulars, including location, the vendors,
and classes offered by clicking on this link.
Oops I forgot to include the Museum website address...
http://www.museum.state.il.us/ismsites/main/exhibitions.html?ExhibitID=200
Subject: Exhibit of lace in Illinois
The Urge to Embellish
This exhibition (At the Illinois State Museum in Springfield Illinois)
examines a basic human impulse - the
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I'm only familiar with the fray check on braided or knotted pairs but
surely there was a secure way of finishing before they came on the scene.
My comment is:
P l e a s e do not use fray check for bobbin lace or tatted pieces. In
my experience, it will yellow your threads in a
Silvia and lace making friends,
My Christmas card from Silvia in Italy arrived last evening. It is
absolutely Beautiful.
This is a lovely Christmas Ball ornament in needlelace made with beautifully
done fine stitches in white and gold metallic.
It will sit it on my mantel for all my friends
A piece of tape might leave some residue...not sure I like that idea...but
worth pursuing.
Thanks
Susie
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Morris, IL
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Hi All,
I tie my thread on my bobbins, for three reasons.
* Demonstrating at my favorite park (Goose Lake Prairie State Natural
Area) in Morris, Illinois, I am sometimes in the Cragg Cabin. That cabin
has cracks in the floor between the floor boards and if I drop a bobbin or a
tool for
Hi All,
I will also vouch for Max Meier's bobbins. They are lovely and have a great
feel as I work with them whether they be the midlands, or the midland travel
bobbins.
I was pleased to meet Max in 2003. Marvelous person and his wife, Shirley
is a special friend.
Susie
Kate Henry (who is not on Arachne at present) is very good at
identification of lace, as you all know. I asked her to go to
the site and take a look at the Shawl in question. Her answer is
below.
_
Dear Susie,
You were right. I did know it right away. :)) It is
Hi all,
I use cover cloths a lot, sometimes covering my entire
pillow; so I know from experience that Two (2) problems can
result in regard to the shredding of threads and cover
cloths:
1.) The longer the working thread between the
pricking and the bobbins, the more likely it WILL rub on
Hi Lacemakers,
One of the things you can do to protect your copy right of
the laces on your websites is to open your photos in a
program that allow you to add words to the photo and re-save
it with your name on it.
You can add, for example: (copyright symbol) 2009 SJohnson
to the face of the
That is a very good point Ilske,
Then why not label it with a year and the name of the
exhibit. (copyright symbol, 2009, L.A.C.E. Day)
Perhaps that will give the maker some credit through
associationbut you have a very valid point.
Or You still own the photo and it could still have your
Hi Janice,
Were you the one who was trying to make at least one project
out of each of her lace books, or was that someone else?
Teehee.
You are just making your list of projects bigger if that is
the case.
I also love a good lace book!
Susie Johnson
Morris, IL
On Behalf Of Janice Blair
Hmmm, I use my thrums to make thrum dolls (string dolls) They are very pretty
when the warp is colorful.
Susie
C Johnson
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The word you want for thread ends on the loom is 'thrums.'
Some weavers find uses
Good day to all Lacemakers!
Speaking of knitting, At the L.A.C.E. Guild meeting last Saturday, I was so
pleased to see the ladies Lace knitting. Lace knitting is very challenging to
me...Jan Frederickson was working on a lovely lace scarf and was kind enough
to give this lace knitting beginner a
Additionally and along the same line: those magnetic boards that
cross-stitchers use with the long narrow magnets allows you to mark your rows
also. Would work well if your knitting area allows you space to use it.
Susie again from Morris, IL
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Jenny
The Card pages are beautiful and so easy to see.
Thank you and everyone who participated.
Susie
Morris, IL
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Hello lacemakers.
Mark, I didn't read all of your message when I wrote mine. That is the same
shop in Iowa I was in. Wasn't it grand?
Also remember to take a look in the upscale quilt shops and sewing
stores.many carry several brands of thread. Jansen's in Morris, Illinois is
a sewing
HI all,
I am new to lace as of 2001.
I had tried everything else, from my mother's knee to classes to reading the
book to learn to do most everything, even weaving and spinning.
So Lace just seemed like the next step in the study of fiber Arts.
I have never regretted my interest in fiber arts.
Hi, I have used fray check on my lace for 18 year and have no holes or
discoloration. I was told the USA Fray check, by fray check, was different
from
the UK one, many years ago. Vivienne
US Fray check left a yellow stain on my lace.
I do not recommend it.
Susie
Susie
Good morning lacemakers,
The link worked for me. Do try again -
http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003
When I clicked on Eve's link to the Webshots, I found that Eve's Album was
the very last one...so you have to scroll down.
They are very pretty. I enjoyed my eye candy.
Thanks Eve
Hi All,
You asked...
sj (in an instruction 4ds, p, 4ds,
sj.) (From a bookmark pattern Dhamana on Dreams of Lace site)
CTM (in an instruction ...wind shuttle using CTM) which I think was from
Be stitched
but Brigit Phelps is the designer so I might have muddled the sites
Answers -
SJ is a
Ruth,
Could you please post the website for RXP again. I have lost my bookmark.
Thank you so much.
Susie
Susie
Susie Johnson, lacemaker
Member L.A.C.E., I.O.L.I., Arachne List
Morris, Illinois
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Hi all,
Just a comment on email programs and lace
It has been my experience that Microsoft Outlook and also Outlook Express
lets you direct incoming mail and outgoing mail by the names of who you are
sending/receiving to or by subject line words such as [lace] I take
advantage of those and my
Hi All,
Referencing the question regarding the bookmarks and if Mrs. Obama had seen
them:
I thought the description included that the bookmarks would be presented in
France on the Day of the Inaguration, and then were being sent to the US
after that presentation I got that from the materials
Sally,
Thanks for posting the Bobbincase photos.
This makes all the directions so easy to follow.
It is wonderful to have so many people share such wonderful materials.
Susie
Susie Johnson, lacemaker
Member L.A.C.E., I.O.L.I., Arachne List
Morris, Illinois
Sally, I would love a peek of that bobbin case also. Can you post the photo
on our Arachne Webshots page?
Thanks in advance
Susie, Morris, IL
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Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2009
Hi Clay,
I love your kitty stories. Thanks for sharing.
I am a dog person myself, but am entertained just as much with my little
one.
I have a sheltie named Tessie. (only 13 inches in the shoulder at 9 months
old) She cannot get into the chair with me when I am doing lace, so she
stands
Season's Greetings,
I would like to extend my thanks to all the lacemakers that contribute and
read the list. It is encouraging to talk with other people who love lace so
first of all, let me say I appreciate the list.
Secondly, I appreciate the lace exchange for Christmas cards and enjoy the
Sr. Claire and teachers of lace,
I would like to recommend 100 New Bobbin Lace Patterns by Yusai Fukuyama
(1996, 1998 Dover paperback) as a source for prickings for your young
students or beginning lacers. You can add techniques to their work
gradually as the motifs include different techniques
Hello everyone,
I am interested in the layer of felt, Clay,
Did you use wool or acrylic felt?
Thanks,
Susie
Morris, IL
I needed a pillow for a large project. I ordered foam blocks from
Ken van Dieren (he's in the US, as I am, but I'm sure you can find a
source in the UK). My pillow is
Good morning Arachnids,
I would respectfully suggest further discussion on threads and the mix...
It is important to learn the properties of each fiber you want to work with.
When you take a sewing class, did the instructor tell you to wash your
fabrics to make the fabric to remove the sizing?
Just a note Janice and everyone:
My Australian lace instructor always cautioned me to be careful to NOT fill
the neck so much that the thread rubs on the pillow. I think it would wear
on the threads.
Otherwise, I wind pretty much like Janice does. My Honiton projects with
120/2 or smaller
Alice and Tess,
I am enjoying this thread about the trip so much. I hope there is more...
Susie Johnson
Morris, IL
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Hi Lacers,
Well, when Wal-mart stops selling fabric - which seems to be happening at my
branch, (only one fabric rack left from a whole department of fabric) the
only fabric in town will be the Fabric Store, which is now specializing in
only quilting cottonswe will pretty much see the end of
Hello all,
I have been sitting here thinking the same think David. Unless the print is
collected very clear, lots of misspellings occur and you must read every
paragraph anyway. You might do a sample page and see what you
think...unfortunately, I have spent more time in editing that the
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