Re: [lace] Need help to get on to Flickr please

The link to Flickr is always at the end of all Arachne emails, and that should be adequate for viewing. You need the login and password for posting your own photos to the Arachne Flickr account. I have been told in the past not to post the login id and password to the list for security

Re: [lace] Need help to get on to Flickr please

I've just sent instructions with screenshots to Vivienne and Brian so that they can get on to Flickr. Hopefully this will work for them. The crucial thing to do first is to LOGOUT of your own Yahoo a/c before trying to log in to Arachne's one with our user id and password. Sue

Re: [lace] Need help to get on to Flickr please

I too couldn't get on it. Vivienne > On 30 Jun 2016, at 10:20, Brian Lemin wrote: > > I am sorry to trouble you but I do not know how to get on to "Arachne's > Flickr" to view photos. > > > > I would be glad of a helping hand. > > > > Many thanks > > > > Brian >

RE: [lace] need help with one-liner

I think Tamara Duvall originally posted this poem When God made man, He made him out of string He had a little left, so He left a thing When God made woman, He made her out of lace He did not have enough, so He left a space. Jeanette Fischer, Western Cape, South Africa. I really need help

RE: [lace] need help with one-liner

I've gots lots of longer poems, Sharon, but this might be short enough for you Peacocks and Rainbows Some people knit wool into blankets. Some crochet with treble and chain. Some people cut lovely new fabric Just to sew it together again. But me, I like to use bobbins And weave patterns in

Re: [lace] Need help with Brigitte Bellon pattern

So excited! I picked up the lace pillow again tonight. A few days ago I had figured out how to leave the loop and work the rose ground, so tonight I finished enough of that to tackle the big stumbling block of sewings as I worked the next section. It all came together this time. I did

Re: [lace] Need help with Brigitte Bellon pattern

Thank you all for your comments and suggestions and encouragement! I am turning the pillow as I work, the picture was taken from a different direction than I had been working on the lace. I'll talk myself into a more positive mood about it and try again soon. Even starting the section of

Re: [lace] Need help with Brigitte Bellon pattern

Hello Vila, The pattern is beautiful, and I have made a scarf from the same book, which is made very similarly. I think there is nothing wrong in your piece of lace. (And there wasn't either in the one you cut off, as I can see). Number 2 is ok: you must leave the 2 edge pairs plus the guide

Re: [lace] Need help with Brigitte Bellon pattern

I did not mean to ask a questions and disappear, but life got in the way of me working on the project and posting here. I put a couple of pictures on my Flickr page. The first one shows my original attempt. The arrow points to the place I got stuck before I cut it off.

Re: [lace] need help with colors

Dear Tess, This is in Fri Knipling. I cannot read German, but the color picture shows parts of the flowers around the roots are in Violet, and parts of the apple are also Violet (maybe with some gold metal highlights). I can bring book to you next time I'm in Portland area -- maybe late

RE: [lace] Need help locating a picture!

HelloAurilia all I think the picture you are looking for is in Lace Number 74 April 1994 Joan -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Aurelia Loveman Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 2:33 PM To: lace@arachne.com Subject: [lace] Need help locating a

Re: [lace] Need help locating a picture!

Yes, I saw that one, it would be with a lacemaker using her feet. The photo that Aurelia mentions is probably another one. On 1/22/07, Whitham, Irene Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello all, Wasn't it in Kniplebrevet?.I remember seeing it too! Irene Whitham Surrey, BC -- Bev in

RE: [lace] Need help locating a picture!

Joan, thank you ever so much! The picture is indeed as you said, in Lace No. 74, April 1994. What a wonderful resource is Arachne and its spiders!-- Aurelia HelloAurilia all I think the picture you are looking for is in Lace Number 74 April 1994 Joan -Original Message- From:

RE: [lace] Need help locating a picture!

Joan, thank you ever so much! The picture is indeed as you said, in Lace No. 74, April 1994. What a wonderful resource is Arachne and its spiders!-- Aurelia HelloAurilia all I think the picture you are looking for is in Lace Number 74 April 1994 Joan -Original Message- From:

Re: [lace] Need help with identifying a bobbin winder

Hi Mary, There's an Arachne webshots site where you could post the picture. I'm sure someone can tell you how to do that, and they will! If, however, that isn't an option for you for some reason, I will volunteer to post the photo on my web site. You could send me a digital photo via email. Or,

Re: [lace] Need help

On 5 Jul 2005, at 16:00, Lynn Weasenforth wrote: Dear Friends, I have a problem and am hoping that someone can help. My son wants a cross done in lace, I have drawn one up for him, the problem is where to start, if anyone wants to see the drawing, please write me and I will send the

Re: [lace] need help

So far all I've thought of is pre-winding all but one pair of bobbins (I feel they must know how to wind a bobbin properly) and perhaps starting with the Springetts Snake? Any idea what's the average length of time that should take for a beginner? I was hoping that I'd get that done in the

Re: [lace] Need Help

I would guess that it is for making a teneriffe type lace. Carole Dublin, OH USA [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [lace] Need Help

Subject: Re: [lace] Need Help I would guess that it is for making a teneriffe type lace. Carole Dublin, OH USA [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: [lace] Need Help

Betty Ann - Your MIL might not have thrown the directions away, 'cos my Daisy Wheel never had any to start with! I found some instructions in a local magazine (back in approximately 1965, so I haven't a hope of locating them now!) Basically, a continuous thread is wound around the opened-out