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Date: Thu, 22 May 2008 18:28:31 -0700
From: Kim Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [lace] Bobbin Lace Jewelry in sterling silver??
I think this might be called PMC, which stands for precious metal clay. I
met someone
I agree with you here:
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 9:36 AM, Francis Busschaert
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it is unpleasant in touching it
extremly smelly in a very jakkieway
and it did almost never dowhat i wanted it to do
I think there are better ways to make silver wire lace! I'm sure that
] Bobbin Lace Jewelry in sterling silver??
Hallo,
i am still a bit starteled
unfamiliar whit the problems concerned in silver-lace?
is it the thread/wire?
is it the bobbins?
is it the patterns?
what else?
or is it just a problem for looking to find teachers giving courses in
this matter
I think we're all on the same wavelength with wire - it is the silver clay
'cord' that gives us a headache, if we try to make 'lace' with it! Of course
it was never intended for lacemaking ;)
Somebody, somewhere, might be able to create lace in silver clay cords. I
like the silver clay pendants I
: Thu, 22 May 2008 18:28:31 -0700
From: Kim Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [lace] Bobbin Lace Jewelry in sterling silver??
I think this might be called PMC, which stands for precious metal clay. I
met someone in a metal weaving class who makes jewelry this way.
Kim
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Sorry, Julia, I was behind in reading my digests just saw your message
asking about lace jewellery.
Rosemary Shepherd has some beautiful bobbin lace jewellery made with
silver wire.
Look at: http://www.lacedaisypress.com.au/
You can see some pieces at the top of her home page then click on
My Australian friend told me that rosemary Shephard has a new book
about wire lace done, not totaly finish. She planed to bring it to
OIDFA but this will be to early.
Ilske
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Hi All-
Some time ago there was a very interesting discussion about bobbin lace
jewelry. Somebody pointed out the most beautiful bobbin lace colliers made in
sterling silver (I think). Another person pointed out a book published by
Ladies in Lithuania. Unfortunately I lost all this information
You could learn to make wire bobbin lace yourself, in sterling or other-
actually the entire question of silver content is very complicated- at the IOLI
Convention in Rockford, Ill, early August, from Susan Lambiris. Meantime
check out _http://home.earthlink.net/~slambiris/_
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minimax42_micro
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2008 12:05 PM
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] Bobbin Lace Jewelry in sterling silver??
Hi All-
Some time ago there was a very interesting discussion about bobbin lace
jewelry. Somebody pointed out the most beautiful bobbin lace colliers made
Dear all -- My niece, who is a jeweler (polishedandputtogether.com)
tells me that there is a most exciting jewelry-making technique in
which gold or silver is broken down into minuscule bits and mixed
with a special clay, giving the mixture somewhat the texture and
flexibility of cord. This
I believe that Lenka left someone
else in charge of her classes in Canada
That someone is Jay ... Rudolph? I think that's her last name. She
taught at IOLI in Montreal and I think at Ithaca. If anyone wants her
e-mail I can provide it. Just email me off list.
Adele
North Vancouver, BC
(west
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Subject: Re: [lace] Bobbin Lace Jewelry in sterling silver??
Dear all -- My niece, who is a jeweler (polishedandputtogether.com)
tells me that there is a most exciting jewelry-making technique in
which gold or silver is broken down into minuscule bits and mixed
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Subject: Re: [lace] Bobbin Lace Jewelry in sterling silver??
Dear all -- My niece, who is a jeweler (polishedandputtogether.com)
tells me
Yes, the need for a kiln is a problem.
Also at least when I worked with PMC a couple of years ago, the drying time
was an issue. You needed to work very quickly as the clay dried out very
fast, and became unworkable. Maybe they've improved it.
I found that if the work was too fine, the
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