I am hoping that once the new ness of the job wears off she will relax a
little. The stress of the last 6 months must have been huge with the media
watching every move. She is an attractive young woman and shows off her
elegant style and the beautiful lace nicely. I hope she will be a good
Lovely!
Thank you for all your hard work in organising this. It will be most
helpful, now that you've made it so easy to find these videos. I've
already spent some time watching in amazement; it's all so fascinating -
I never knew there were so many differences. To be able to see all
these
Sue T asked : I wonder where else some of the arachne people wear their
lace apart from lace days or
weddings?? Perhaps you would share that with us.
When I was in England in April I bought a couple of t-shirts at Sainsbury's.
When I got home, I found that one of them was a little low
Hi all, I so agree with Jean's sentiment. I too have not only a 'lace display
bossom'. but also 'lacemakers bottom'. ;D) And as you can see more chins
than can be found in a Chinese telephone directory. This was what I was
intending to send earlier, but was dropped off my email by Hotmail.
Kate is purportedly 100 lbs. and at 5'10, that is very thin, even for a
model. I am that height myself, and with a fashion design background and
knowledge of modeling, etc. that standard is typically 125 lbs. and a tough
weight to maintain at that height. As mentioned, she is a UK 6, which is a
Well done!! It's nice to begin organizing everything in one place!!
Clay
On 7/10/2011 12:36 AM, Laurie Waters wrote:
So I signed up for YouTube with LaceNews, and suddenly I have a
YouTube channel! They call it Lacenews's Channel (hopefully I can
adjust that title a bit, still learning how
Item number is: 230644356692
Best,
Susan Reishus
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Malvery, That sounds lovely, but I dont think I have any nice enough
t-shirts around to show off beautiful lace to its best, so perhaps I need to
keep my eyes open, or look at my wardrobe a bit better:-)
Do you find fine lace washes better or bigger grid ?
Well off to finish the dishes before
Dear Nathalie and other spiders the most immediate connection I can think of
is that Mozart's mother is said to have made lace. There is a portrait of her
holding up a piece of lace as if she is proud of it (see Google images). As
others have said, that was the great age of lace in dress - I
I wear lace to church or special events in the winter (scarf on a jacket),
antique lace at lace conferences, and a lace pin of some sort to special
occasions, if I think of it in time.
Alice
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I wonder where else
some of the
I don't think that size matters too much. You do need to stitch it all
around so that it is firmly attached. One t-shirt has a piece of Honiton
and the other has three pieces of Milanese - same design, different braids.
Both were made in fairly fine thread.
Malvary in Ottawa, where I've
For me it's not the lace that the people wear but the fact that lace is in the
way that it is made musical.
For sometime I've thought that the scoring for music is very much like our
prickings.
And the way that I manipulate the bobbins is for me similar to playing any
stringed instrument or
I am looking for patterns of lacemakers making lace. I know there are several
around.
A simple line-drawing can also be turned into lace fairly easily. Some
needlepoint patterns can be converted to bobbin lace.
I have the Kortelahti pattern that's in one of her books. I've been given two
Hi,
Have you tried Kant met een knipoog (Lace with a Wink) by Frie Wuytack? She
did a series of three books with some delightful modern patterns. You might be
able to get it through the library. If you need the ISBN just let me know.
Joepie, East Sussex, UK
Alice in Oregon wrote;-
I am looking
Alice
There is a lacemaker design in Annelie van Olffen-Spikermann's GUIPURE
KLOSKANT TECHNIEK EN PATRONEN, 1985.
Lorelei Halley
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its not ebay but I stumbled across this lace pillow - listed as an
architectual object??
Jenny B
Kununurra, Western Australia
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I have several low necked T shirts, so I made an edging in Gutermann sewing
machine thread if I remember correctly, and stitched it onto a piece of
fabric was darted at the sides and had elastic across the back, so it sat
over my bust (which is 'well defined'), and gave me some modesty!! It has
At 01:09 PM 10/07/2011, Clay Blackwell wrote:
Hmmm... David, I'm willing to bet I have the same CD!! It is
called Shantih - Lost in Time, and features a bit of lace on the
cover. On the back, there's a bit of Withof lace (if I'm not
mistaken), and the artists include Kay Rinker-O'Neal,
I wear lace - to lace days, demonstrations, and whenever it seems
appropriate.
If you've got it - Flaunt it!!!
I have collar corners, and collars and a neck tie (Mincoff Marriage -
Saxony Guipure lace) as well as 2 plastrons of Mixed lace, - and have worn
the Mixed lace Table runner, tied up
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