Nathalie
There are 2 differences between Tenerife and nanduti lace.
1. Nanduti creates little odd shaped bits to fit between the main motifs.
Diamonds with curved sites, triangles, scallops along the outer perimeter.
Look here for tenerife:
http://www.rendasol.org.br/proposta-es.php
2. The workin
Last week I asked about a tape lace.
Well, someone informed me that it was Dichtl lace or Dickel lace.
I could find an old pattern but no literature.
I have another request.
Does anyone knows exactly the main difference between Tenerife lace
and Nanduti?
There is a lot written about these laces
I Googled Kingston Bagpuize and found that ii is K. B with Soutworth, a
village around 6 miles west of Abingdon in Oxfordshire, formerly Berkshire.
Longworth is about 1 mile north of B.P. There is a great deal of information
about the village on more than one site but I haven't read them through.
Nathalie
I should have clicked on the next email before answering. This one does have
better detail. It definitely looks like metallic lace, not yak. But the date
I would give it holds at early 20th century.
Lorelei
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Nathalie
The photo does not have sufficient closeup detail. It needs to be twice as
large. However, from everything I've read yak lace was made with wool, and
this piece is definitely not wool -- no fuzziness. It may actually be a
metallic lace, but insufficient detail does not help with certaint
Sorry for the (almost) double post. I thought I'd include a bigger picture. :-)
Here is a better/bigger picture.
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6110/6239775603_188ec0183c_b.jpg
Hello dear all.
I have a lace with an original label. Would anyone has some
information about the type of lace and
Hello dear all.
I have a lace with an original label. Would anyone has some
information about the type of lace and the period?
I read that in Kingston Bagpuize & Longsworth the yak lacemaking
industry was successful around 1908.
Opinions are welcome!!
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6237/62402
Minnesota
Minnesota Lace Society
omall...@umn.edu
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Date: Sat, 11 Jun 2011 10:41:24 +0300
From: pene piip
Subject: [lace] Request for Stars
While I was proofreading the Summer issue of the IOLI Bulletin this week
I had to look up the website of the Minnesota Lace Societ
While I was proofreading the Summer issue of the IOLI Bulletin this week
I had to look up the website of the Minnesota Lace Society which is
hosting the 2012 Convention.
On their web-site : http://www.minnlacesociety.org/
there is a request for white or silver stars made in any lace technique.
The
Hello fellow spiders,
I am trying to track down an article that appeared in Vol 41 of LACE Magazine
International (Spring 1997). If anyone has this issue, I'd be grateful to hear
from you.
Please contact me off-list.
Thank you!
Nancy
Nancy A. Neff
nnef...@yahoo.com
Connecticut, USA
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Thanks to all who responded to my question regarding prickings. I was glad to
hear that 6 patterns were in the book I have ordered. I expect it to arrive
today or tomorrow and I am looking forward to reading it!
Thanks again,
Elise
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Dear all,
I have been asked to find lacemaking contacts in the U.KSouth of the
Thames, for someone
Hello Anne
I'm south of the Thames, but a long way from Reigate, about 50 miles!
I would think that Reigate is on the edge of the North Downs Lacemakers
catchment area, so have a look at
http://www.northdownslacemakers.org.uk/Index%20original.htm
Brenda
On 27 Apr 2009, at 12:01, laceannedr..
Dear all,
I have been asked to find lacemaking contacts in the U.KSouth of the
Thames, for someone from
Reigate in Surrey.
I would like to hear from any one in that area. Please contact me
privately.
Many thanks
Anne in North Herts
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A while ago the husband a lady on the list from the north of England (I
think) repaired an old bone bobbin for me, replacing the head and neck - and
did a beautiful job. I wonder if said husband would like another small job
;o)
I have one bone and 14 wood old bobbins that I would like drilling
Just a note to say that I wrote to Jenny privately with suggestions. It's
brave of her to put her work up for comment. She's learning fast.
Best wishes,
Alice in Oregon
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Hi Jenny
Well done - you are certainly determined. I have never seen anyone make so
many "Bandages"!!!
You are doing well, don't worry. Eventually you will get it all right every
time, but you are doing very well to be able to identify that you have mad
Hi folks
I have been scanning my lace as I go and have come to a conclusion!
Scanning it allows me to zoom right in and really SEE what I have done wrong.
Then of course I have to go and find out WHAT I did to make that happen
Which is what brings me to the next part of my email. I need your help
I am a member of IOLI and the Golden Bobbins chapter of the North Carolina
Regional Lacers, and I am writing a masters thesis on American lace making.
I plan to write a short book on the history of lace making in America, with
chapters on bobbin lace, needle lace, crochet, knitting, and tatting
Dear Lacers,
May I prevail upon those of you in the tatting circles for some help? I have
been contacted with a request for a tatting teacher in the Houston, TX area.
(The only tatting teacher in our local group has a four day old baby and is
out of circulation for a bit!)
Please reply privately
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