Hello All,
I want to make my contribution on this subject.
Apart from a few pillows with different laces on them (one of them a design
from a Japanese lace group) I want to tell you that I am busy trying to
finish a travel pillow, which is a bag at the same. Not at all similar to
the one Robin
Hello Barbera
Beautifull absolutely beatifull!!
Daphne Sunny Norfolk England
From: Barbara Joyce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Barbara Joyce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] Re: What are you working on?
Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2007 13:34:38 -0800
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Barbara, your Binche Campanula is coming along very well. It is a lovely piece
when complete.
As for me, I recently finished the Campanula before returning home from Japan,
just in time to give to my mom for Christmas. (she is a VERY special person in
my life.)
I have a Binche corner
I've certainly taken leave of my senses, and started on my first Binche
piece (other than little samples), Campanula, designed by Kumiko Nakazaki,
from her Collection 1. It has become an addiction--I don't want to do
anything else, except maybe sleep and eat!
Here's a scan of my currrent
I'm not surprised you don't want to do anything other than sleep eat - it
is a beautiful piece you are working there
Sue
Here's a scan of my currrent progress, about halfway done (the harder
half!).
http://homepage.mac.com/bejoyce/campanula.jpg
Barbara
Snoqualmie, WA
USA
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To
Hello Barbara,
your lace looks great. You have progressed very far!
Martina
Germany
On 22 Feb 2007 at 13:34, Barbara Joyce wrote:
I've certainly taken leave of my senses, and started on my first
Binche piece (other than little samples), Campanula, designed by
Kumiko Nakazaki, from her
I'm halfway through Jumbo's Pride, by Anny Noben-Slegers (part of Pride of
Africa, I think). Got it from Anny at teachers' night at IOLI in Denver,
because it shows elephants which my mother collects. I'm hoping to finish
it to enter in the biennial Albuquerque Fiber Arts Fiesta in May, but
Hi All
I would love to be able to say all 4 of my pillows have lace on them,
but it would be a definite fib!!
The 12 inch round has a tiny piece of miniature lace on, just plain
cloth stitch, so I can practice corners! My 'all singing' pillow has
nothing on it because it needs covering
Well I'm one of the lace knitters, but sigh there has been precious little
knitting in my world. I've done something mysterious to my elbow (still
waiting on test results to know which specialist I go see next), and
knitting is downright painful for anything longer than a row or two. Quite a
Currently I am trying to get a project done for the class I will be teaching
at the April workshop in Grand Rapids, MI sponsored by the Great Lakes Lace
Guild. It is a cellphone pouch with a tatted wide multi colored edge to
decorate on top and also a 3-D flower. Gotta hurry on this project!
Beautiful heart and a lovely adaptation from another type of lace. You get
the prize for most romantic blog entry I've seen ;). I hope there were
eagles, if not, stars for you and your beloved.
But I did just finish a project for Valentine's Day that you can see on my
blog:
Hello,
I work a Valencienne from Bailleul edging.
I just begin a Binche : Sagittarius from Annie Nobens in silk soies de
Marie
I hope finish soon Catherine Barley swann in needle lace
I work a butterfly in contemporary bobbin lace.
I beguin a flower for beguiners in french run lace.
I beguin
On 2/19/07, sof [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And I have about ... 50 pieces to finish!! bobbin lace, needle lace, run
lace or tape lace.
But I decided I not beguin a new project before may!!
LOL - do you ever cook?
--
Bev, working on a 's Gravenmoerse lace and some research in Sooke BC (on
bevw a écrit :
On 2/19/07, *sof* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And I have about ... 50 pieces to finish!! bobbin lace, needle lace, run
lace or tape lace.
But I decided I not beguin a new project before may!!
LOL - do you ever cook?
--
Bev, working on a 's
I'm glad this thread was started... It's fun to connect with other lacemakers
by hearing what they're actually doing ...
From what others are saying, I will sound very dull and un-adventurous. I
tend to work on one project at a time, and am not happy until that project is
either finished or
Hi, everyone
I've just started a new piece, a fine Torchon edging (Margaret Allen's torchon
edging no 7) in ecru Finca 80 cotton (thanks for the thread, Jenny!) - it's a
complete change from the thick linen thread and beds/cluny of Les Lauriers;
the thin thread felt very strange to work with
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