I have been very lucky to have Bolillera Maribel, a Spanish lacemaker,
translate the closed captions on some of my lace making videos on youtube to
Spanish so that now you can choose English or Spanish, confident that the
translation is understandable.
Spanish comentary :los subtÃtulos en
Hello All! Thanks Louise for the Honiton link! Lovely lace on display a
wonderful spokesperson for the art. Thanks Robin for the link to the Idrija
school--check out the lace-front boots!! Scroll down under Unique Lace
Designs. There are some new posts on the Italian needlework blogspot
Hello All! Thank you Laurie for your excellent lace video library! WOW!!
Where do you find the time to track down all this material? I got caught up in
the Roumanian point lace Irish crochet modules yesterday. One could be in
there for days not come up for air! What's really nice is
I wonder if anyone can help me out with a query - perhaps an Italian member.
In a March 2006 issue of Rakam magazine, I came across an advertisement for
a series of videos - Corso di Tombolo in a series called Il Giardino dei
Punti.
Is there anyone who has heard of them or perhaps owns them and
2009/10/29, Karen Zammit Manduca kaza...@melita.com:
You can find some tombolo's DVD (very good, in my opinion) at
http://www.laceproject.it/videocorsi.htm
Silvia from Italy
I wonder if anyone can help me out with a query - perhaps an Italian member.
In a March 2006 issue of Rakam
I just clicked on a video and got the same error message.
Daphne Beautifull sunny Norfolk uk
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Me, too, Daphne, And I even went thru the lace videos looking. Did not
find Davids, but what a wealth of information
Quite amazing...for lace as well as other thread methods.
I keep remembering the days when there were so many who worked in
isolation.like me.. (10 miles from
In a message dated 27/03/2005 11:14:24 GMT Daylight Time,
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Commerical dvds do not suffer from this.
Sorry to be long winded. but rather safe than sorry.
Sheila,from a very dull and cool Sawbridgeworth,Herts.,
My first boyfirend decided that CDs were the future
Its not the same as a video lesson but if you want to see what goes on at an
IOLI convention you can purchase a CD of still photos of all the events. The
last two conventions were put on CD's and I think they cost about $10 and I
think there were well over 1,000 photos on the last one. I
The Louise Colgan Milanese video is also available in PAL format. I
have it.
Jean in Cleveland U.K.
On 26 Mar 2005, at 22:47, Jean Nathan wrote:
I believe Holly van Sciver also sells the Louise Colgan video, which I
think
is NTSC only.
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1.In general, videos and dvds from Canada or USA are not compatible
here, unless the latter have been specially programed.
2. Keep your old video players. Tapes, we have found,if looked after
will last 20+ years. Home recorded dvds whether audio or video are not
stable and may only last
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Jay in Sydney, Australia
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Does that mean that he's producing the Springett videos
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Does that mean that he's producing the Springett videos on DVD? You say you
bought direct from him
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Home recorded dvds whether audio or video are not
stable and may only last some 5+ years.
With CDs (and presumably DVDs), you get what you pay for. Cheap disks develop
pinprick holes in the reflective backing (not the recorded side that
everybody's so
be worth while
finding out if they still have them on loan, and if it is possible to borrow
them, wherever one lives, but I have no idea what format they are made in!
Carol - Suffolk UK, where it is drizzly, damp and grey.
Subject: [lace] Videos of lacemaking
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Clay wrote:
Christine Springett made an excellent
series which is available (I *think*), from Roseground. Louise Colgan has
a wonderful tape on Milanese lace.
Christine Springett's videos on Torchon and Bedfordshire laces, along with
Bridget Cook's Bucks Point, Honiton by Mo Gibbs and Brugge
With videos available in different formats for different regions of the
world, there doesn't yet seem to be any movement of lace instruction to DVD,
which would solve an awful lot of problems.
The UK at least is moving very rapidly towards total digital TV - I think
the analogue signal is due to
Re: DVDs, I've learnt from a travel forum that US produced DVDs don't
work on UK players and vice versa. I wish I could be more specific, but
I don't have a DVD player, so I didn't put the information into
'long-term memory'.
On Saturday, March 26, 2005, at 07:04 PM, Jean Nathan wrote:
At 03:04 PM 3/26/2005, you wrote:
With videos available in different formats for different regions of the
world, there doesn't yet seem to be any movement of lace instruction to DVD,
I have a DVD of the Milanese program by Louise Colgan, so I know the newer
recordings are moving that way.
It
On Mar 26, 2005, at 9:42, Jenny Brandis wrote:
Is there any chance that *some* select classes could be video taped
for the OS lace makers who are not going to be attending
My guess would be - about the same as that of a snowball in the hot
place downstairs :) In addition to all the very
than being a satisfied customer.
Jay, back in Sydney after a glorious three weeks in China.
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Jay wrote:
I bought it directly from Hensel Productions,
the producers. I queried whether or not it could be played in Australia and
Mr Hensel wrote a long reply, describing the 'copyright protection' that has
divided the world into incompatible regions
In the case of our lacemaking DVDs, I
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