Lacemakers,
A huge thanks to everyone for helping me locate the tatting sites with video
techniques on them.
As usual, you are the best.
Have a Great Day!
Susie Johnson
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In the school I attended in the 1950s. Vice-presidents and Vice-captains
were not allowed - the headmistress didn't like the idea of Presidents or
Captains of vice! Yes, in the 1950s. They had to be Deputy President or
Deputy Captain.
Jean In Poole, Dorset UK
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In 1972, I had just finished studying, and suddenly had my evenings free.
Also I had just passed my driving test, so decided to join an evening class.
I wanted to do something crafty, and lacemaking seemed like a good idea! I
had no idea how it was made, and didn't particularly wear lacy
I just received a green pin with a white flower centre with the words The
Lacemakers Circle 1988 1998 from my aunt in Canada. She was recently on a
knitters bus tour around England and bought this pin for me. Would
someone please tell me what group it represents, just curious.
Thanks, Lynn
this is their website Lynn
http://www.oz-arnold.net/lmc/
jenny barron
Scotland
Lynn Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just received a green pin with a white flower centre with the words The
Lacemakers Circle 1988 1998 from my aunt in Canada. She was recently on a
knitters bus tour around England
At 10:22 AM 10/26/05 -0400, Heather Bogart wrote:
Oh and I've tried tatting. I try tatting about every year or so, get
tangled, swear a lot, cut it off and throw it out.
Try making tats -- single rings to be glued to stationery.
That way when you tangle a ring, cut it out, and throw it
Dear lacefriends,
Last weekend I took part in the congress of Austrian lace organisation
Klöppeln und Textile Spitzenkunst in Österreich. We took the plane
til Linz. If you ever visit it you must go to the ARS ELECTRONICA
centre. There you learn about believable and unbelievable electronic
I started making lace thanks to one of my jewellery-making students. I had
seen Lenka Suchanec's website, and thought that it would be wonderful to
make some jewellery in precious metal wire using lacemaking techniques. I
was talking about it during class one day, and one of my students said
I came to bobbin and needlelace making as a collector. I inherited, from
my Gran and great-Gran, a small but rather marvelous collection of lace. I
already knit lace, but as I worked on cleaning and restoring some of the
older pieces, I just got to thinking about having a go at it. Fortunately,
At 11:47 AM 25/10/05 -0500, C. Johnson wrote:
That makes you the Grand Duke of Lace. I like it.
Susie
How about Comte de Dentelles??? Or perhaps Graf von Kloppeln?
Has the ring of many of my forebears in it:)
David
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i was in Nottingham for a month with a group of pupils in august some time
in the 1980ies... i visited the lace museum (on my own) , met a lacemaker
who was demonstrating, had a go (with four bobbins) , thought it was fun
... and only found a lace teacher in Paris about
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When I began teaching in 1978, my classes were about 20-24 students, many in
their 20's and 30's. Now I'm lucky to get 10, and at least half are
pensioners, and only one under 40!
In the late seventies, there was the big
Woops, I meant your travels in Austria, Ilske.
Australia comes NEXT year. I hope to attend
your Chantilly workshops in Canberra.
Noelene in Cooma
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I went with my sister to a lace day in Virginia Beach. I only went to spend the
day with my sister and buy some beads for a costuming project (I had the
dubious honor of being wardrobe mistress at the high school where I taught
math). That day I learned to whittle a bobbin. When we got back
Hi Secret Pal,
Thank you for your parcel that arrived today.
The sticky notes and note pad are in by workbag to take to the office. The
Kitchen towel is really cute. The bobbins will go on my pillow as soon as I
need to add another pair in. My nieces have taken off with the lollies and
pot
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At 08:09 AM 10/26/2005, you wrote:
I've been cleaning everything in the house this last month, .
I have found:...
1 An ENTIRE CLEAN SHELF
The SHELF is what I envy
There is a woman named Parlin (first name) who makes the most tasty
and interesting shortbread -- about 1/4 inch think and no loft -- in
other words, looks like pie crust.
She is unwilling to give out her recipe ... which adds to the challenge.
I mention her name because I wonder if it might
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