I have written to Roseground to find out if they are going to stock it in
the UK. They seem to have the best selection of European books.
I use Ulrike's book a lot, but find that most people who have it expect it
to work by osmosis from the book shelf. Once you work through some of her
I have Martina's book and it is more than interesting.
Ulrike likes to finish her laces with knots in the traditional way and
Martina teaches how to do it with magic threads and using other quite
interesting methods. For me Martina's 'Invisible' is a step forward in
achiving tidy finishes. The
Dear Lacefriends,
being unsure if it is allowed to write about a new book I will only say the
book is worth to buy it. Those who could understand German will find more in
the number 2/2011 of Die Spitze.
Ilske
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I'm not sure if it's allowed either, but no-one complained when I posted
about Mariña Regueiro's new Hinojosa book last week, so tell us a bit more,
please. I am sure that information about new books is as essential as
knowing about new threads or new lace days.
Jacquie in Lincolnshire
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We often post book reviews on Arachne. I've done it myself.
Sr. Claire
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What's the problem with mentioning a book on Arachne if it's lace-related?
I am very far behind on my list emails right now because I am busy
with Passover preparations. If someone has a question or needs
clarification, please write to me directly and I will usually answer
within 24 hours.
Best
For my money the best new lace book in recent months (years) is Jane Atkinson's
'Contemporary Lace for You'. I even paid postage to get it before Lace Guild
Convention as I wasn't sure if it would be available there. It was - along
with Jane and some of the lace from the book.
It's not a
