also the fact that i am adding color to the stencil will make it a more
original idea. most of those stencils can't even be copy-writed, not
that it gives someone the right to duplicate it and call it thier own.
i'm not doing that at all. nothing i've seen in the stencils can be
used as is for w
i got mine from both a temporary tattoo website and a stencil website.
i don't know for sure what i'm going to do with it, but there were some
really good ideas, so if i change my mind i'll be in good hands. they
had a ton of popular topics. i definitely am going to alter the
design. i did look
that does help a lot. the patterns i am looking at are not the kind
that require patents and are free and so popular that anyone would
recognize them, but they are not lace patterns and i plan to alter them
to do what i want. i will cite where i got my ideas in a note to keep
with the finished la
Perfectly all right for personal use.
There is lots of inspiration for design all around us.
I found a pattern in one of the magazines where the lacemaker was
inspired by the design on a light fixture :)
The pictures on gift wrap is another good source for interesting
shapes that could be interpret
would anyone know if it is legal to get some of your ideas from
stencils? i am searching for ideas and i found one i want to use. i'm
not going to use the stencil as it is, just one or two of the designs
on it to draw my own pattern. please let me know if its possible!
from suzy in tennessee,u.
Re: submitting a photo and delivering lace piece at convention - As a past
contest chairman, the opportunity to have the pieces judged prior to coming to
convention was a major plus time wise. It is very difficult to judge a piece
via photograph. Having the pieces judged at convention can somet
I can certainly appreciate the need to take *ultimate* care of the
volunteer labor you have in organizational publications! And yet, I still
have not heard a clear response to my question - why can't a person send
their own picture, along with an entry form - for use of the committee?
(and then br
There seems to be repeated concern about Canadian entries having to be sent
to the US and then carried back into Canada. I'm sure I remember a posting
that said they were working on a plan to have US entries sent to a US
address, and Canadian entries sent to a Canadian address, so
postage/cust
> willing to tick off "gift, under $15", on the custom's form? And then
No, tick gift, write handmade item, NCV - (no commercial value -
although I've been told this isn't such a great idea, but never had
that properly explained - the last time I sent a competition entry,
overseas, I declared it w
hen there would be a
good chance of knowing what happens to it.
Regards,
Carolyn
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In a message dated 9/3/05 9:18:01 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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> In the US, people should know that they will not be paid one cent unless
> they have either a sales slip, or else an official appraisal. This sad
> lesson was something I learned when I shipped some antiques
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Jeri Ames
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> Subject: Re: [lace] IOLI contest entries
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> Insurance can be a very grey area when you try to value a piece of
> lace. It's worth what someone will pay for it and that's how
> insurance
> co
Insurance can be a very grey area when you try to value a piece of
lace. It's worth what someone will pay for it and that's how insurance
companies make their valuations.
In UK Lace Guild members can get insurance through the Guild. I'm not
fully in touch with the current situation but I do
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> Jeri's point leads me to I wonder, does anyone know if something comparable
>
> has ever been addressed at former conventions, and, if so, how? It would be
> easier for each person who was concerned about
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is something to think about. I think everyone would rest easier if the
contest entries were covered by insurance. Someone should be asking: "Does
IOLI
have an insurance policy that would cover such an i
In a message dated 9/2/05 7:28:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I do not think that pieces belonging to someone else that you cart across
> the border into Canada would be taxable or dutiable - unless IOLI is going
> to sell them? It is worth investigating from 'your end'
Hi everyone
> (we may have to chip in for customs duty, as well as overweight luggage
I do not think that pieces belonging to someone else that you cart across
the border into Canada would be taxable or dutiable - unless IOLI is going
to sell them? It is worth investigating from 'your end' ahead
Mary Lou Sulecki wrote:
Congratulations the piece was wonderful. I would have voted for it
myself but I had a vested interest. I wasn't even sure what kind of
lace it was not being a needleworker. I think it was Jean Leader that
said it was Limerick. Makes me want to take up a needle!!! Didn'
Janice Blair wrote:
Who came third? Was it the Limerick Statue of Liberty with fireworks?
Yes, I was very pleased that my Limerick Statue of Liberty, "It Isn't a
Celebration Without Fireworks" won the third prize. The original-design
category
was a sweep for Arachne members, even though I'm usua
For all who entered the IOLI contest, the final number of entries is 15.
Good luck to you all.
Barb B in MI
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For all of you who are submitting lace pieces for the contest - The have started
arriving - so far I have 4 pieces. They will remain unopened until after July 10th.
At that point, I am hoping that all enties will be here. All entries with a postmark
date up to and including JULY 1 will be acc
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