Hi Jacqui,
As an absolute beginner I'd be interested in the book by Joan Kelly on
torchon designs with book marks. I've graduated from just samples to doing
bookmarks as well. If it is out of print I could always try and find a used
copy. Could you tell me the title and I'll see if I can find it
My Lace magazine has arrived and, Oh! I know its silly but I'm so chuffed.
The first tag of the lace census is pictured and its *my* design!
(well, half of it anyway)
This was my first ever Milanese design, and the first ever piece of
Milanese that I made. I know it has been around some time
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It would be interesting to find out what fan makers used during the
1900s before these synthetic adhesives were around.
While not suggesting for a moment that she would remember what adhesives fan
makers
Hello lacefriends,
Speaking about summer/winter/what ever-project I finished this afternoon my
lace-scarf. I made it for my blue winter pullover but it goes with white
too. and as always if something is ready I think that it is not beautiful.
My next project have to wait till I am back.
Ilske
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Tamara P. Duvall a gazouillé à Ò[lace] Re: Summer projectsÓ.
[2003/07/30 05:00]
Hey, hey, hey! Don't count your chickens until they're hatched (don't
divide the bear's pelt while he's still chasing you if you'd rather I
used Polish g)...
don't sell the bear's hide before you've killed
I'm a happy soul!
I've just finished a square torchon mat and it looks wonderful.
Currently I'm making a bookmark - it shouldn't take long- It's an Irene
Tomlinson design that I have made several times since 1998 (bought it at my
first NEC tried it when I'd been making lace for 4 months.)
I'm
Hi All,
I also am a great fan of Richard, but wonder if those of you mourning the
fact that he doesn't send sharp objects out in the post have tried Richard
Ives' Goodies. He does several prickers - the long slender ones, and the
ones with a round globe-shaped handle - they are also beautifully
works of art! (He used to trade under the name of Jennrich Designs, if
that rings any bells with you all, but now they are just Richard and Jenny
Ives.)
Yes, I remember them. Do they have a new website? The page I had stored for them
doesn't
work any more
Sue
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Hi, all
This is going to sound rather gloomy/pessimistic/stupid. I have spent the
first 7 months of this year making the lace for 2 heirloom table cloths, and
shall spend the next 5 months (God willing!) making the lace for a third.
Until I have done all three and mounted them, I am not going to
A while back, several people on the list were interested in
finding a copy of Pamela Nottingham's Technique of Bucks
Point Lace. It is harder to find than most of her other
books.
A copy has just been posted on eBay if anyone else is still
interested.
Now, I am finishing a small mat begun in a course of Punto Fiandra di
Gorizia taken at the forum Italia Invita last May. That technique is
worked with only three pairs
That's not Flanders as *I* know it... g
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You are right, Tamara, Punto Fiandra di Gorizia is not Flanders.
On Wednesday, Jul 30, 2003, at 22:57 US/Eastern, Clay Blackwell wrote:
A while back, several people on the list were interested in finding a
copy of Pamela Nottingham's Technique of Bucks Point Lace. It is
harder to find than most of her other books.
A copy has just been posted on eBay if
I've just finished a Russian lace rooster from Bridget Cook's book. Not wanting
to get back to my Pat Reid Lace Challenge or my self-designed Fish called
Wanda, I decided to do the small round edging from the July Anna Magazine. It
is working up really fast and should be finished soon. Then
Jean,
Thank you for the answer, as you may have noted Liz Beecher also answered.
The period was 1768, in Ipswich, Massachusetts Colony. This is in a newly
published book about the Ipswich Lace Industry which was from 1750 - 1840.
The author is Marta Cotterell Rafell, the ISBN 1-58465-163-6.
This is hysterical! And so close to home that it's scary. All this time I thought only
Israelis clap when the plane lands.
Avital
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I'm sorry I can't remember who was looking for the Honiton book - but is
this it on ebay?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3540690217category=112
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jenny barron
Scotland
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an interesting needle lace book on ebay
jenny barron
Scotland
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Hi Jenny -
That's Susanne Thompson's first book. The one that is
proving so hard to find is her second one...Further
Steps... I think Batsford really ought to reprint that
book, because a lot of people would like to find it!
Clay
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I got the most precious box from my Secret Pal in Australia. It had some
liquor chocolates, sweet little pooh magnet, and a neat little double gold
picture frame. I also got a sweet little tablet that my daughter cabbaged onto to
take to National competition for Drama teams in Washington D.
Today on MSN
a.. Memo warns of new airliner hijack plots
MSNBC News
a.. Air marshals pulled from key flights
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Tamara P. Duvall a gazouillé à Ò[lace-chat] :) Fwd: The Euro-community and
the ItaliansÓ.
[2003/07/30 05:51]
I couldn't resist forwarding this one -- it's a *howler* :)
The funny thing was... I recognised many of the situations from my
Polish childhod.
and all the situations are true
I know amongst are ranks are many experts on almost everything, and now I am
seeking suggestions for anything that can help me with bronchitis. I caught
a cold about a week ago, and just as it was about to go away, it was very
rude and turned into acute sinusitis and acute bronchitis. My doctor
Hi everyone and Lynn
I give up, where in book 5 is 'mugwumps' - I knew I had something
important to do today - so I've been looking :)
Haven't found it yet. I might do some lace for a break. LOL.
--
bye for now
Bev in Sooke, BC (west coast of Canada)
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David wrote:
in the next couple of days I
need to send her a snail mail telling she has failed her audition.
What about saying that although you were impressed, there were only x
number
of spaces free in the choir, and that you had too many applying who were
whatever she sings (soprano,
(snip)
Anyone in lace-land have any other old-fashioned (or new-fashioned) aids to
getting bronchitisi/sinusitis to hurry up and go away? I do want to thank
Dr. Tamara Duvall, however, with providing us with the usual humour almost
everyday to read -- laughter is excellent medicine!! (Even
For the sinusitis try inhaling the steam from boiling water (or as hot as you
can stand - sub boiling, probably) with something like menthol dissolved in
it - *if* you have a nostril sufficiently unblocked for the steam to penetrate.
(I usually can't breathe through my nose when I have full
particia just told of how to use steam and menthol to open up nostrils
to open up the nostrils before you use the above method use any brand of
hot sauce on any snack and get them open for the mentholated steam
it works great
hope it does for you
yours in lace
Dearl
Christiansburg, Virginia, USA
On Wednesday, Jul 30, 2003, at 03:23 US/Eastern, Avital Pinnick wrote:
This is hysterical! And so close to home that it's scary. All this
time I thought only Israelis clap when the plane lands.
Not by a *long* shot :) You fly with Poles, and it's whoosh on
take-off, as everyone crosses him/her
Definitely not PC, but the Lena and Ole jokes are now ranking second
(after the blonde ones) in frequency when it comes to serial ones
(could it be that Polacks are out, and blonde Swedes are in?). And
many are funny...
From: R.P.
Lena folded and put away Ole's underwear. Ole took out a pair
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