In case anyone in the UK needs any, my daughter has just bought me a pack
of 20 bangles from Dorothy Perkins' sale for £2 instead of £9.
Lesley
from very rainy, and grateful for it, Marple, Cheshire.
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Just chiming in
I wanted to mention that I found bangle bracelets in the jewelry section
of our local Wal Mart. Some were marked down to $3.00 for a pack of 12
and some were $5.00 for a pack of 18.
I did enlarge the pattern for the pricking by 15%.
Lonnie Foley
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All of you making bangle ornaments - beware that the bangles may tarnish,
discolor or rust in a short time. I've been very disappointed with seeing this
on bangle ornaments I made just a few years ago so now I cover all the new
bangles with clear nail polish before using them. Just brush on the
Can plastic bangle bracelets be used for these projects? There are some
available here for children that would be inexpensive to practice on.
Just curious . . . :D
On 6/24/2010 10:23 AM, Jane O'Connor wrote:
All of you making bangle ornaments - beware that the bangles may tarnish,
discolor
Use plastic bangles?
Ruth, I don't see why plastic bangles could not be
used --- however, be sure the size/thickness of the bangle is suitable for
the lacing. The metal ones are quite thin so it is easy to get the crochet
hook under them to grab the thread. The plastic ones I've seen here are
Can plastic bangle bracelets be used for these projects? There are some
available here for children that would be inexpensive to practice on.
Just curious . . . :D
On 6/24/2010 10:23 AM, Jane O'Connor wrote:
All of you making bangle ornaments - beware that the bangles may tarnish,
discolor
Use plastic bangles?
Ruth, I don't see why plastic bangles could not be
used --- however, be sure the size/thickness of the bangle is suitable for
the lacing. The metal ones are quite thin so it is easy to get the crochet
hook under them to grab the thread. The plastic ones I've seen here are
I actually bought a group of 14 70mm bangles in Sainsburys supermarket for
GBP3.00.
1 is quite thick and bound with coloured and gold thread cloth - have to
think if that would be useable.
2 are bound with thread - one black, one white.
All the rest have fancy cut decoration around the
Hi All
Just to let you all know that I think everyone who downloaded the
patterns yesterday has now paid up. Thank you all.
I´m trying to find out why so many people are having problems getting
to the patterns after payment. I suspect that when they get to the
PayPal confirmation page
Hi
Thats good news.
Maureen
E Yorkshire
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Hi All
As Daphne gave out the link to the patterns I have had to change it to
prevent any more people downloading the patterns for free. I haven´t
changed it in PayPal yet, so for the next hour or so please do not
attempt to buy the patterns - it´ll work again later!
To the 9 people who
Thank you Jean for letting us know about the Poole lace bangle patterns and
to Eve Morton for designing them and writing such comprehensive instructions
too.
I have downloaded my copy and it is just in time to start making lace for
Christmas presents etc.
Greetings from
Janis Savage
in
Hi Everyone
Thank-you all for your praise. The patterns are my own design. They were
sold within Poole Bobbin Lace Circle with the profits going to our
nominated charity for this year. I made a decision not to make up any
further pattern packs as I thought that everyone who wanted one had had
I'm sure (or rather, I hope) that Eve Morton won't mind me saying that she
designed 12 really attractive Christmas decoration bangles with very clear
diagrams and instructions for a Poole Bobbin Lace Circle workshop, which fit
a 65 mm bangle. Although I didn't attend the workshop I got the
Hi Everyone,
At Jean's prompting I've attempted to put some pictures onto Arachne
webshots. I hope that I got it right, had to search for the user name
and password besides cutting the scans down in size.
Folder is called: Eve M's lace
http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003
Eve
I couldn't find the album?
Sr. Claire
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 13:35, Eve Morton e...@chez-morton.com wrote:
Hi Everyone,
At Jean's prompting I've attempted to put some pictures onto Arachne
webshots. I hope that I got it right, had to search for the user name and
password besides cutting
Me neither!!! Sue T
I couldn't find the album?
Sr. Claire
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 13:35, Eve Morton Hi Everyone,
At Jean's prompting I've attempted to put some pictures onto Arachne
webshots. I hope that I got it right, had to search for the user name and
password besides cutting the
Hmm, I probably did something wrong. I know that I selected private as
one of the options and when I went there just now I couldn't see the
folder either. However when I logged in:
user name: Arachne2003
password: honiton
the folder appeared.
I tried opening a few things and finally found one
In message d571db0424b740ed8d0d4ac84a12d...@suzyf9f7c645ba, Sue
hurwitz...@supanet.com writes
Me neither!!! Sue T
I clicked on the link and got to the webshots album, found Eve's by
altering the box at the top which gives options of the order the
individual albums are shown - it has in red
Eve, they are beautiful! What a goal to strive for . for a newbie that
is, one who is in awe of all the gorgeous laces I've seen.
Norma in Salem, VA/USA
http://normasneedlez.blogspot.com
http://sistersstitching.blogspot.com
NATA #847
Enjoy a safer web experience. Upgrade to the
Excellent! Went right through this time.
Thanks for sharing!
bobbi
On Wed, 15 Apr 2009 12:52:49 +0100 Eve Morton e...@chez-morton.com
writes:
Hmm, I probably did something wrong. I know that I selected private
as one of the options and when I went there just now I couldn't see the
folder
Worth the wait, they are really pretty. I enjoy seeing other peoples use of
colour and ideas.
It shows there is always another way to do something or another selection of
stitch elements.
Thanks for showing us.
Sue T, Dorset UK
Hmm, I probably did something wrong. I know that I selected
Definitely worth waiting for - they are lovely. Thank you for sharing them
with us, Eve!
sr. Claire
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 13:35, Eve Morton e...@chez-morton.com wrote:
Hi Everyone,
At Jean's prompting I've attempted to put some pictures onto Arachne
webshots. I hope that I got it right,
for sharing.
Susie in Morris, Illinois
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Subject: Re: [lace] Bangles
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Good morning lacemakers,
The link worked for me. Do try again -
http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003
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I got to the album first shot and the bangles are beautiful!
Congratulations Eve.
Jeanette Fischer, Western Cape, South Africa
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I agree. I would like to buy the patterns, too.
Patricia in Wales
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Eve omitted to tell us that she also has a very pretty pattern for a
handkerchief or lavender bag on their guild website:
http://www.cyberlink.co.uk/pblc/
Well worth a visit!
Sue
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Hello Eve
I like the purple number 5, but couldn't leave a comment because I
couldn't remember the user name!
Brenda
On 15 Apr 2009, at 11:35, Eve Morton wrote:
Hi Everyone,
At Jean's prompting I've attempted to put some pictures onto Arachne
webshots. I hope that I got it right, had to
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 2009 11:35:18 +0100
From: Eve Morton e...@chez-morton.com
Subject: Re: [lace] Bangles
Nice job Eve. I even enlarged the pictures to see where you started and
finished and I was unable to make it out on most of them. I am always curious
how everyone hides their ends.
Janice
Hi
Hi Janice,
Knotted and then darned in very carefully. I darned in the ends on a
Bucks piece that I must have finished at least three or four years ago
and though I was as careful the join is not as good as on lace I'm
making now. I needed a piece of lace to mount for a mounting workshop
this
Eve -
They are lovely. And they look like they don't take a lot of time.
My kind of project.
Jane Nelson
Lincoln, NE USA
On Apr 15, 2009, at 5:35 AM, Eve Morton wrote:
Hi Everyone,
At Jean's prompting I've attempted to put some pictures onto
Arachne webshots. I hope that I got it right,
Eve, - those bangles are Great. I Love them. - especially the pretty
pink/purple one!! (My favourite colours!!)
Are they your own designs, or are they readily available patterns?
Did you work them onto the bangles as you went, or did you stitch them on
afterwards?
Striver Pins - when I go
Having a 12 yo, I know that Indian bangles are the rage (and have been for a
couple of years, so you can get them at Target in the US, and most malls have
Claire's and Icing, which are jewelry stores that cater to young girls and
then teens/young adults. Of course as mentioned
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