Even the enlarged image is too blurry for me to be able to make out details.
I wonder if the the hole in the bead is meant to be large enough to thread
both plaited pairs through it?
As to the hanging beads, I would guess you could start and finish the flower
at the point from which they
No, I just saw a picture in a book, or maybe the Spanish gatherings on
FaceBook. I had a fat piece of PVC pipe and padded it and off I went.
Cynthia
On Jun 26, 2016, at 5:02 AM, Kathleen Harris wrote:
> I would love to see a Slovenian pillow being used to see how it is moved
I have made small pieces of idrija on a flat pillow so I can see how the
addition of the curve would make it work easier. Interesting point as it
did seem very slow going, but then that is probably me, :-).
Sue T Dorset UK
I made my own cylindrical pillow for tape laces. I didn’t realize why
I made my own cylindrical pillow for tape laces. I didnt realize why they
showed lacemakers using that type of pillow until I started working on it. The
sewings are much easier to work with the greater curve of the pillow.
Cynthia
On Jun 25, 2016, at 8:20 AM, Kathleen Harris
The Lace School of Idrija has recently published two books: one of narrow
tape and the second of broad tape lace, with very good technical
instructions. Well, all of the books they have published have good
technical instructions.
But, if you want to learn and follow the steps to their technique,
Hi fellow Arachnids,
In Britain these books are available from Roseground and SMP Lace.
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From: Antje Gonzalez
The Lace School of Idrija has recently published two books: one of narrow
tape and the second of broad tape lace, with very good technical
Thank you very much for this information. I hope that the translation is
soon on sale so that we can buy it. The book looks very interesting.
Best wishes,
Antje
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Hi all, just getting through emails after my trip.
While in Ljubljana, Slovenia on holidays, I was able to attend the launch of
this book. It is wonderful quality but has not yet been translated.
I was told that an English translation will be available early next year so
you might wish to delay
Thanks, Robin, and to all who answered my inquiry about Spanish or Idrija
bobbins. There are a lot of beautiful bobbins out there.
I found what I was
looking for at Realce, very reasonably priced. Of course the
air shipping
was a lot, but the total price was still reasonable.
As always,
I have heard this 'miners and lacemakers' history too, in regard to Idria
lace. I am not positive but I think it was from Bridget Cook (who wrote the
book on Idria Lace). Lorri F
Nancy
That is interesting. I have also heard about the connection between the
mine
and the lacemakers, but that
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