Hi Clay and fellow Arachnids,
You are much admired Clay for taking on such a difficult piece. If it is the
lace I think it is the diagram may run to 4 pages, this is a piece of
Binche lace is VERY fine and intricate. I saw a series of ten or twelve
pieces like this in Brugge a few years
Thank you, Jopie! Yes, I suspect you are thinking of the right pieces of lace!
I worked another piece in the group last year, and a photo is also in my
Flickr set. The diagram is printed on a large (A) sheet of paper which, when
folded, is A-4. In spite of the large size of the paper, it
That's a really sweet thought, Jeri, trouble is her birthday is on February
13! I was thinking that if I do retire before my colleague I will make
something for my other 3 co-workers. They won't know how much work goes into
each piece.
Alison
Dear Allison, I was admiring your lace bunnies
This isn't the biggest piece of lace I've ever worked, but it is right
up there with the hardest!! I made a major mistake or two back in
October, and pretty much walked away. But having gotten the Brochures
for Lace at Sweet Briar in the mail, I was inspired to get back to
work on this
We look forward to seeing it finished and framed at Sweet Briar this year.
Sue
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Good luck on that one!!! But lace makers at LASB may be there when I do
actually finish it... Now that must make everyone rush to sign up!!! (VERY
big grin!)
Clay
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On Jan 15, 2014, at 6:19 PM, Sue Babbs suebabbs...@gmail.com wrote:
We look forward to seeing it finished
