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> From: Clay Blackwell
> Date: February 7, 2017 at 7:25:56 PM EST
> To: devonth...@gmail.com
> Subject: Re: [lace] lily lappet - pattern?
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> During all of my years in making lace... mostly from reconstructions... I
can
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> The lappet of tomorrow... What a great idea.
I'm very fond of lappets and find interesting the transition of their usage
throughout the centuries that they were popular. As time went on, they weren't
necessarily attached to caps, but just pinned to the hair on each side of the
head. If they
Basically, the challenge is to get the lappets out of the lace conference and
onto the runways. How hard could that be? Fashion designers always borrow from
the past. I donât think a simple expedient such as transforming lappets into
scarves is going to appeal to the fashion world which is
In the modern world, the lappet becomes half a scarf. Attach the two lappets
of a pair together in the middle, and wear it under the collar of your dress
coat/jacket with the ends hanging down the front. I've done that many times
with the one I made. Or it could be just wrapped around the
Oh, Devon - what a good idea. I think we should all wear lappets.
Picture Venus & Serena Williams playing tennis with lappets streaming from
their hair. Women doctors in the operating room, lappets demurely tucked into
their scrubs. Women directing traffic, lappets peeking from underneath their
Dear Sue,
Far be it for me to question any challenging lace project. But, I am a little
curious about why you need a lappet. Also, it seems to me that as lappets go,
this one does not really fit the bill because it is not long and, shall I say,
lappet shaped.
I hate to be the bearer of bad
Yes, I was thinking of it more as a purse front or wall-hanging or some such
thing â not being likely to wear a lappet!The flowers are so prettily
designed â weâll all just have to wait and see what it develops into.
I was assuming that Devonia planned that 2 would be made and attached
Thank you all for your helpful comments. Now I'm home and at a printer,
I've been able to print it the photo off, and it comes out quite clearly.
I've added it to my collection of lace to make at some point . Grin!
Sue
suebabbs...@gmail.com
I spotted a lovely piece of lace on page 4 of
Hi Jill
I did all the scanning for Susanne for her first book using my home scanner
and it was adequate for the job. Iâm not sure where to access one of these
special scanners and cost and time are limiting and I do not see that there
should be a problem in destroying a single book if it means