Re: [lace] Table Runner - IOLI

2005-08-25 Thread robinlace
Symmetrical doesn't mean that every element is symmetrical in itself. For example, humans (and all animals with backbones) are considered bilaterally symmetrical. That means the right have is basically just like the left half. Not that the top half and bottom half are the same, and not that

[lace] table runner - IOLI

2005-08-25 Thread Needlelace
Gentle Spiders, Let’s not get stuck on a label for the contest, and look at all the possibilities! Whether the lace is used on a table, mantel or wall hanging… the important thing is that the lace is an expression of joy in the art of lacemaking. All the edges must be finished… it cannot be

[lace] table runner IOLI

2005-08-25 Thread Needlelace
Gentle Spiders, Sorry for the previous e-mail, I hope this is easier to read. Let's not get stuck on a label for the contest, and look at all the possiblities! Whether the lace is used on a table, mantle or wall hanging... the important thing is that the lace is an expression of joy in the

[lace] Table Runner - IOLI

2005-08-24 Thread Elizabeth Ligeti
I also have to add that I believe the requirements say Symmetrical. That puts another aweful aspect on it! Floral Beds is Out - it is Never symmetrical! I wonder if the lovely rounded/curved/pretty ends that are typical of Beds lace will be allowed. - There would be one at each end!!! As I

[lace] Table Runner - IOLI

2005-08-24 Thread Margot Walker
The description on the IOLI website makes no mention of 'symmetrical': Flowered or geometric, traditional or modern, colorful or subdued: what is the feast for your eyes? With the passage of time, precious moments of family gatherings and holiday joy can fade. An item - a table ribbon - may