There is a wonderful set of patterns here called Flowers, Flames, & Fantasy:
https://www.laceguild.org/ylm/versInstr.html
I have used these for years. I discovered that in some cases it's better to
make even these small patterns smaller yet. By making several copies and
experimenting, I removed th
Hello All! Last year I worked one of Bridget Bellon's leaf patterns & filled
the center with beads because I wasn't able to figure out the plaited veins by
my completion deadline. I've made another leaf & would like to make the
plaited veins this time. When I looked at the online lessons on p
Top posting because I didn't snip:
When I mentioned old machine needles in my pincushion post,
I left out a few details.
I store old machine needles in the cone, not the thread. A
paper-mache' cone of cheap, weak thread hangs point-down in
the window, and the base of it is beat-up enough to be
Did anyone receive this message from Gon Homburg in Amsterdam? I received
only one message from her, and should have received 2, based on the way
she addressed it to both Arachne and to me as an individual.
Gon: I cannot fix your problem of reaching Arachne because both of us are
having
Whereas in this case, Alex has generously given her permission for these
patterns to be shared, it should never be assumed that published patterns are
for anyone to share in any particular form as the person or lace group who has
gained permission from the copyright owner chooses. It may be, as
The Lacemakers of Puget Sound also have a Lace Fish Demo Project.
It also gives hints for setting up a demo pillow.
http://www.lacemakers.org/
Click on the LPS Resources heading then Demonstration Resources.
Hope this also helps.
Helene
Loris, SC
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Another request to forward.
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> Sue, I sent this at 9:41 a.m.
As requested Jeri!!
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> Please share with all, someone - until we get the help requested
Dear Jeri and fellow arachnids
The lace fish patterns are on Alex Stillwell's website; here is the direct
link to the patterns/instructions:
https://alexstillwell.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/fish-1-9.pdf. Alex
provides the following helpful advice on how to print your patterns:
"This set of page
I’m sure I have the fish pattern but no time to look for it right now as we're
busy packing for our ski holiday. If no one else has offered it in a weeks’s
time please remind me to look for it.
Jean
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Jean Leader
www.jeanleader.net
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Please share with all, someone - until we get the help requested in next
paragraph.
We discussed these little bobbin lace fish several years ago. At the
time, someone provided access to the instructions and a pricking - probably on
a local lace group's website. Perhaps someone could prov
When I've gone out demonstrating, we have a fish pattern (like the head of
the snake. but smaller) which doesn't take much to finish. A couple of
years ago I had made a few fish using the head of the snake and when two
children were working on one fish, the little girl finished and was given
i
I am sure the one session pincushion went down well.  So many people,
particularly children want to "take it home" and when this is at a lace
demonstration its quite difficult when "mum" wants to visit the next stall and
the kids want to stay and finish a snake.  Does anyone know of a book of
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