Hi Beth, thanks a lot.
The little tool in the middle is used to measure seam allowances and hems.
Easier to use than a measuring tape for that. I just placed it there to show a
scale.
Tania
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Nice job! I remember doing this pattern 20-(???)
Jenny. Can you let me have your email address so I can send my photo to you
please.
Ann
UK
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Here is Jenny's email, again, about the photos.
Dear All,
Apologies for repeating myself but a while ago I asked if anyone could remind
me of the thread to use with the plum pudding corner pattern - i have DMC
broder machine 50 in the bag with my pillow - was that me being organised or
just incorrect?
Sorry again and thanks for your patience
Greetings!
I have finished a Christmas Spiral found on the Poole Bobbin Lace
Circle's Web site. Here's a link to the pattern page:
http://www.cyberlink.co.uk/pblc/pattern.htm
These spirals are so pretty, and with just a small stretch, a beginner
like me can make one. Looking at the page of 6
Lenore,
I took a look at your blog. You did a great job!
I also liked how you are doing the Milanese braid sampler. So much more
interesting than just the straight ribbons.
And I really liked the card for your medallion. Your friend? or the maker did
a great job. I just may borrow that idea
Thanks for all the help! The stitch I was looking at was the
Triangular Ground, and I found it in the book on page 55. With the
gimp and all, it's a bit more than I want to try this time, but at
least I can try it next year.
I'm so pleased to get some input about my Milanese sampler. I don't
Dear Lacemakers,
*Book Reviews* I review books that may not be reviewed in the various
national lace guild bulletins that go to guild members quarterly. Many books
combine various needlework techniques that can be overlooked, but would be
enjoyed
if you knew about them. These are the ones
Hi Lenore,
The stitch on the sixth bookmark (far right in the
picture of the prickings) is the Triangular Ground 1,
page 55 in the Stitches book. However, the triangles
are facing the other way in the book.
Note that the two pair at the top pin are CTC, pin but
not closed. The two pair hang
On Saturday, November 18, 2006, at 01:06 PM, Lenore English wrote:
I'm using continental bobbins, would spangled
bobbins roll less?
Spangled bobbins don't roll at all, which is why I switched to them many
years ago. On the other hand, you can't really flip them around like
you can the
Some time ago, someone was looking for the pattern for lily of the valley
from Our Bouquet compiled and designed by members of Itchen Valley
Lacemakers. At the Southern Counties Lacemakers Fair today, I picked up a
copy of this booklet for GBP2 from Doreen Gill, Secondhand Bookseller. She
had
I'm using continental bobbins, would spangled
bobbins roll less?
Spangled bobbins don't roll at all, which is why I switched to them many
years ago. On the other hand, you can't really flip them around like you
can the continental ones.
What about square ones? They don't roll and don't
Hallo Rhiannon, If it is the plum pudding out of Geraldine Stotts' Bucks
Point Lace then she says at the beginning of the book that the thread she
uses is Mr Pipers polycotton 2/80 ,Unity 150 and Brok 100/2 or 100/3 and the
gimp is DMC coton a broder 18
Hope this helps
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
At 10:31 PM 18/11/2006, Lenore English wrote:
If you want to see my finished spiral, here's a link to my lacy blog:
http://tatt3r-lace.blogspot.com
Lenore! Oh you clever girl you! I just read your last paragraph from
your 5th October 2006 entry and can see (oh so clearly) how this
would be
Jeri said I hope this information is helpful to our younger, newer members
of Arachne.
Not just the young one - some of us oldies found it interesting, and learned
a bit, too - Well, I did anyway!!!
Thank you, not only for the excellent review, but also for this follow-up
letter with
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