Hello Ruth
The website of Easy-lace seems still alive.
I made some adjustments to
http://bobbin-lace.wikispaces.com/design+software+compared but I might not
have all the details right from the description page, could you fill me in
on the question marks and other details I missed. For example is
Just to add my bit to this conversation, I have the Easy Lace program which
could be sold on to an interested buyer, as I no longer use it, but I have
been using Lace 2000 which has been improved upon by 2 further updates which
I love and use a lot. No axe to grind and just a user, someone who
FWIW I have had Easy Lace for a long time and it is perfect for my
purposes, part drawing tool part hobby software. We tried to locate the
developer not long ago and as mentioned the company is no longer in
business even though the website is still up.
On Sat, Jun 15, 2013 at 12:58 AM, Sue
thelacema...@optusnet.com.au
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From: jo [mailto:yhgr@xs4all.nl]
Sent: Saturday, 15 June 2013 4:51 PM
To: 'Ruth Budge'; lace@arachne.com
Subject: RE: [lace] Pattern drawing software
Hello Ruth
The website of Easy-lace seems still alive.
I made some adjustments to
http
@Liz
You can find several overviews in the software section of
http://bobbin-lace.wikispaces.com
Perhaps more than you might want to know yet.
@all spiders
If anyone sees out of date information, please join and update.
@Anna
Couldn't you share some of your templates, why let
You can find several overviews in the software section of
http://bobbin-lace.wikispaces.com .
The information is just a little bit out of date, I'm afraid.Lace RXP
was replaced by Lace8 a year ago and Easy Lace went out of business about
three years ago.
Knipling is good for the more
On 15/06/13 7:13 AM, jo wrote:
@Anna
Couldn’t you share some of your templates, why let others reinvent the
wheels? I shared my baby steps on
http://bobbin-lace.wikispaces.com/software+reviews but never tried to
walk the lane any further.
@spiders using http://www.gimp.org
I just wrote a
Thank you everyone for all the great suggestions for pattern making software.
What a great lace community this is! I had no idea there could be that many
options and I will definitely try them all out.
Liz in sunny and humid Missouri where we frequently have weather you can
wear.
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To
On 12/06/13 11:28 AM, Liz and Ken Roberts wrote:
I will have a great opportunity through my employer to explore/learn any of
several hundred different computer software programs over a week's time.
Besides Excel (and its formula mysteries) I thought I would check out any
possible programs that
I would say go for Adobe Illustrator - it's an industry standard program for
all sorts of drawing needs and once you have a basic grid drawn it can be used
for lace including all the bending and distorting you can think of.
Brenda
On 12 Jun 2013, at 02:28, Liz and Ken Roberts wrote:
I will
I will have a great opportunity through my employer to explore/learn any of
several hundred different computer software programs over a week's time.
Besides Excel (and its formula mysteries) I thought I would check out any
possible programs that could be used for bobbin lace pattern making. Does
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