Thank you all for your kind comments. It's nice when your work is
appreciated.
Liduina from an autumnal Belgium
www.athdentelle.be
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Our lace group recently finished a great lace project : a table-mat for the
table of the marriage room of our town hall. I designed the lace (about
4m/1m) and we worked on it together with 16 other lacers. It took about
2500 hours to make it and we pass it to the local authorities in June.
Luiduina, the table-mat is stunning! The lace itself is perfectly
beautiful, and when I think of the job of mounting it - so perfectly at
that - I am overwhelmed!! You are all to be congratulated!!
I am familiar with The Tournament... it is clear to me that you don't
want to see your
In a message dated 10/4/06 5:19:41 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Our lace group recently finished a great lace project : a table-mat for the
table of the marriage room of our town hall. I designed the lace (about
4m/1m) and we worked on it together with 16 other
What a wonderful tribute to the craft and amazing legacy to your lace group,
a treasure for the town hall.
Well done to all for a beautiful piece.
Sue T, in Dorset UK where rain clouds are gathering
Our lace group recently finished a great lace project : a table-mat for
the
table of the
Lisuina, what a magnificent piece!
After talking up Jeri Ames's suggestion and clicking right through the
suite, I just had to get more information, and being similarly
language-challenged, I placed the site www.athdentelle.be address in an
on-line translator http://babelfish.altavista.com/ and
I have been working exclusively on my Ipswich edging. I now have 94 inches. I
don't have a goal, but three yards would probably be a long enough length to do
something with it. I have an itch to start some 's Gravenmoerse bookmarks
again to keep on hand for gifts.
I've been busy
I am about to start winding some 200 pairs of bobbins for my next project -
for UK 7 competition.
I just received the thread - a Finca lace thread - white - SO white it
almost has a blue-ish tinge to it. I am just hoping it will be the same
colour when the project is finished! :)
I
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(What sort of table
decoration is normal for an English Tea Party?)
I'm assuming this is contemporary, rather than historical? Most of the
time these days any table decoration tends to be floral - so either an
arrangement
I am working on a small piece of mimosa I started at convention in Montreal.
It's a triangle which I wil be using in the inset of a v-necked t-shirt. This
week I will also be starting a piece of Cantu' for a demonstration this
weekend. The piece is supposed to be an inset, but I think it is
Hi everyone, and thank you Janice for the nice report - yes quiet list
- so... what's everyone else doing in lace?
I'm not going to be doing demos any time soon, but I have a few
projects on the go. They seem to pile up (literally. as I look from my
computer desk, there is a stack of pillows on
Bev wrote:
Hi everyone, and thank you Janice for the nice report - yes quiet list
- so... what's everyone else doing in lace?
Well, a week ago I finished the final piece I had on the go from the
Tonder class I took from Gunvor Jorgensen at the PNWC conference in
June. I've sewn the 3 sample
As some of you know, I have been trying to piece together what information
exists on lacemaking in New France and later Canada. Some of you may even
have heard my talk at this summer's IOLI convention in Montreal. Now I'm
trying to get governmental academic funding to do the research in earnest.
Bev wrote:
Hi everyone, and thank you Janice for the nice report - yes quiet list
- so... what's everyone else doing in lace?
Today was the North Carolina Regional Lacemakers Fall Lace Day at Sweet
Briar College, and it was nice to see good friends again. It pleases me
that since I organized
It has been quiet lately.
My latest project is to tackle the Pythagoras tree in the book Kant uit
Vlaanderen en's Gravenmoer. Has anyone else done this? There are few
directions, and I find that to keep to the just 10 pairs of gimps noted, I
have had to use a magic thread to get around some
Wow!! I am so impressed! My feeble brain can't stay with more than one
project at a time... and since I have recently finished a magnum opus
which took eight months, I went crazy at Lace Day today (rather like the
starving person at a buffet!), imagining that I could do all these new
- so... what's everyone else doing in lace?
First -- The Wedding Lace has priority. I still have
a couple weeks or so. The edging is done. It needs
the linen attached to the inside of it. That will be
next week's main project.
Also, for the new bride (but not for the wedding), I'm
working
On Sat, Sep 30, 2006 at 11:02:21AM -0700, bevw wrote:
Hi everyone, and thank you Janice for the nice report - yes quiet list
- so... what's everyone else doing in lace?
I've been mostly a lurker on the list for many years (10 or 11), but
ironically now that I have a baby and no time I feel
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