Hi Arachnids,
Yes, I had a student some years ago who had suffered a stroke and had hardly
any use of her left side. She learned to make lace, but could only work very
slowly. I have also tried to teach a young woman who had lost one arm, and
the hand on the other side in a terrible fire. She had
I have been knitting.
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On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 9:55 AM, Alice Howell lacel...@verizon.net wrote:
What have you been doing?
Congratulations on finishing the collar in good time!
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Bev in Shirley BC, near Sooke on beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of
Canada
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Alice, share please, how about showing us over the pond your collar, for
those who won't be able to make IOLI conference'
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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I think it might be in the next guild newsletter, which will be on line. When
it shows up, I'll let you all know.
For those who have the book Knipling 4, it's on page 76.
Alice
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Alice, share please, how about showing us over the pond your collar, for
those who
Thanks for waking us up Alice
What lace have you recently started.finishedmade progress
ongave away.put in an exhibit..etc.
I'm currently making myself a new Bucks Point jabot to wear when I
conduct a concert on April 24th. The jabot has a butterfly in the
centre and is
Sue, and all,
If it is hand made Lefkara, it will have a needle lace edging, not crochet.
Have another look. The typical Lefkara edge is a squared off shape with
little picots on the very edge. Quite distinctive.
You are a lucky Mum.
I love this technique and we saw a beautiful tablecloth being
