Another intriguing ?lace? item on eBay No 280531829911.
Any thoughts anyone?
Diana in Northants (where just a few - much needed - drops of rain are
falling)
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What will they think of next to describe as a lacemakers' xx
This one looks like the lid of an old school desk!
Another intriguing ?lace? item on eBay No 280531829911.
Brenda in Allhallows
www.brendapaternoster.me.uk
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Hi Sof
Thanks for posing that link to the photos.
From East Yorkshire in England where we have some welcome rain.
Agnes Boddington
http://picasaweb.google.com/jean.leader/PierrefeuCouvige10 .
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Two little books have just been posted on the professor's Archives.
See http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/this-month.html They
are very small and may only be of interest to those who are
researching lacemakers in the US. One of them lists all the names
that the author could find
Before the list goes completely quite and some of you are off to Japan, I
decided to start this thread.
What do you do with the bookmarks you make? Do you give them away, do you
save them. How do you store them?
Whenever I finish a larger project and have too much thread left on my
Hi Miriam
Like you I keep some of the bookmarks, put them in a plstic bookmark cover,
and use them in my lace books.
Others I give away as presents.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
What do you do with the bookmarks you make? Do you give them away, do you
save them. How do you store them?
I think it may be an old writing desk, since the open side is at the hinged end.
From: Brenda Paternoster paternos...@appleshack.com
What will they think of next to describe as a lacemakers' xx
This one looks like the lid of an old school desk!
Another
Dear Miriam,
I will always treasure the beautiful one you gave me - must have been
back in the late 90s I reckon!! You worked my name into it - remember?
David in Ballarat
Whenever I finish a larger project and have too much thread left on my
bobbins, I use the surplus up making a
The first thing I thought of was the top of an old treadle sewing machine.
On 7/12/2010 9:45 AM, Nancy Neff wrote:
I think it may be an old writing desk, since the open side is at the hinged end.
From: Brenda Paternoster paternos...@appleshack.com
What
Hello to One All!
Bookmarks...Ive made hundreds of them! Probably well over 5 or 600. Im a member
of the Society for Creative Anachronism, SCA, since 1975. Its because of them
that I discovered bobbin lace making.
I would make them in our kingdom, Caid, colors, blve silver. Or if we have
Another intriguing lace item on eBay No 280531829911?
What is used to hold fields/backgrounds/foundations when motifs/medallions are
applied afterwards (vs. the fields being worked with the motifs)?
I don't see the hinge someone else did, but it is propped or askew, so could
imply such?
The
Many of my bookmarks are made for a specific purpose and given away. I
often keep one of a style and put it on my demo display board.
No matter how many I make, it seems like I'm always short of one when I
have an occasion to use one as a gift. Storage is not a problem. The
rare time I have
What do you do with the bookmarks you make? Do you give them away, do you
save them. How do you store them?
Miriam
In a very hot Arad,
Israel
Well, to be honest I haven't made so many bookmarks as I'm usually too busy
doing other things, but I do find it very hard to give away a piece
Hi Miriam and everyone
Fun questions!
Bookmarks are a nice project for bobbin lace. They don't take long and one
pattern can be made variously. As it happens, one of my favourite patterns
is a Torchon design by Miriam which we published in Canadian Lacemaker
Gazette a while back. I made probably
What a lovely idea, using up thread that way, I have used up bits on
smaller
projects like christmas baubles but rarely bookmarks.
I have made quite a few bookmarks, just because I like the patterns but
most have been
given away. I have also been given a couple and like Agnes I use them in
Hi everyone
As promised, I have posted a photo of the bookmarks I made, from a pattern
by Miriam Gidron, and two others of my own design.
http://laaacing.blogspot.com
The post is 'Varie-ous Bookmarks' - there is another post, showing the mat I
made from a pattern by Jane Partridge.
--
Bev in
Just a note to let Pene and Janet Theaker know I received my Post Card Sway
card late last week. The card is from Bulgaria where Janet ( company) were
vacationing. Several lovely pictures of the country, how I wish I could visit
too.
Lorri F
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Bev
I much enjoyed seeing your torchon in color, both bookmarks and mats.
Lorelei
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Dear David,
In that same vein, I recall several years ago when Arachne had a bookmark
exchange. I sent my pardner, she was in California, two bookmarks, one bobbin
lace and one tatted. I got nothing in return and after I posted that message
on the List, you, Dear David, sent me a beautiful
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This one looks like the lid of an old school desk!
Perhaps a cutting board (for bread, etc.)?
Robin P.
Los Angeles, California, USA
robinl...@socal.rr.com
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