Re: [lace] Another way to facilitate a sewing?

2016-08-27 Thread Liz Roberts
Awesome idea! I never thought of using a needle for something like that. Thanks 
for the tip!


Liz Roberts in Missouri, USA




 "That left the two inner passives squeezed--big mistake!  A Beadalon beading 
needle with a collapsable eye saved my day.  I cut off the bobbins leaving 
generous tails, then threaded the beading needle thru the pinhole to pull up a 
loop for the sewing."

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Re: [lace] Lace survey results

2016-08-27 Thread robinlace
Apparently, only to some participants.  I've been waiting to see how my answer 
compared to others'.

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No, the results were sent directly to the participants, just recently.

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Re: [lace] Translation help?

2016-08-27 Thread Sue Babbs

Susan

Can you upload a photo of the lace or pattern so that those of us who don't 
have the book can see if we can help?



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[lace] Another way to facilitate a sewing?

2016-08-27 Thread Susan
While attempting to sew in the end of a trail to it's beginning, I was unable 
to sew in two passive pairs because of tight spacing.  I had added magic 
threads for the outside passive pair & at the inside pin where the weaver pair 
ended at the inner edge.  That left the two inner passives squeezed--big 
mistake!  A Beadalon beading needle with a collapsable eye saved my day.  I cut 
off the bobbins leaving generous tails, then threaded the beading needle thru 
the pinhole to pull up a loop for the sewing.  This particular needle is very 
flexible so it conformed to the space & the eye is quite large so it was easy 
to thread.  I positioned the needle first, then threaded the eye.  The only 
caveat is that the shaft is raspy so I don't think it would be useful for silk 
thread.  I was using hairy linen & it worked great.  Just wanted to share in 
case someone else needs flexible help in a tight spot.  The only marking on the 
package is 6.4cm/2.5in Fine.  It also comes in other sizes. !
  Obviously I need to use magic threads in all starting pinholes, but in case I 
goof up again, there is an answer!  Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA 

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Re: [lace] Translation help?

2016-08-27 Thread Tregellas Family

Sounds like the description of a tally to me.

Cheers,
Shirley T.  -  Adelaide, South Australia where Spring has "nearly" arrived.

On 28-Aug-16 10:58 AM, Susan wrote:

Hello All!  I'm still working on the Sternchen-Ei egg in the Kirst book Gekloppelte 
Ostereier.  The Google translation is a bit murky & since I am stuck, I wondered if 
someone could help with a "lace related" translation for:

Wo das kleine Quadrat entsteht, mit den beiden inneren Kloppeln eine 
waagerechte Drehstelle arbeiten, dann die beiden Paare senkrecht nach unten 
fuhren.
Sorry for the missing umlauts!

Google says:  where the small square is formed, a horizontal rotating stelle 
work with the two inner lace making, then the two couples drove straight down.

I've got the square & looking at the photo, I can see where the vertical pairs join, then 
separate.  It's not clear to me what a "horizontal rotating stelle" is so I suspect 
it is a term specific to lace that will help me work the pattern.  Is this a kiss stitch?  
Any suggestions are welcome.  Sincerely, Susan Hottle





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[lace] Translation help?

2016-08-27 Thread Susan
Hello All!  I'm still working on the Sternchen-Ei egg in the Kirst book 
Gekloppelte Ostereier.  The Google translation is a bit murky & since I am 
stuck, I wondered if someone could help with a "lace related" translation for:

Wo das kleine Quadrat entsteht, mit den beiden inneren Kloppeln eine 
waagerechte Drehstelle arbeiten, dann die beiden Paare senkrecht nach unten 
fuhren.
Sorry for the missing umlauts!

Google says:  where the small square is formed, a horizontal rotating stelle 
work with the two inner lace making, then the two couples drove straight down.

I've got the square & looking at the photo, I can see where the vertical pairs 
join, then separate.  It's not clear to me what a "horizontal rotating stelle" 
is so I suspect it is a term specific to lace that will help me work the 
pattern.  Is this a kiss stitch?  Any suggestions are welcome.  Sincerely, 
Susan Hottle





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[lace] OIDFA

2016-08-27 Thread Jean Leader
This week I’ve been asked by a couple of people what will happen now that the 
2018 OIDFA Congress in Bruges has been cancelled. If you are also wondering 
about this you will find a statement from the OIDFA Executive Council on the 
OIDFA website - go to https://www.oidfa.com/cong.html and click on the link 
about half way down the page.
You’ll also find photos from this year’s Congress in Ljubljana, Slovenia 
further down the page. I was there and thoroughly enjoyed both the Congress 
weekend and the tour afterwards.

Jean in Glasgow where it was warm and sunny today

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