Hello All! It's adorable! Alison is very creative & even painted the focal bead
on the spangle--cheerful daisies, greenery & berries. Such tiny brush
strokes--she must have a three hair brush! I will enjoy using it. Thanks again
Jean for adding a lacy highlight to the holidays. I posted a pic
Hello,
I have some lace books and booklets for sale. If you are interested please
email me privately and I will send a list with photos and prices.
Regards
Ann-Marie Andersson
Sweden
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OK. I’ve been reading Santina Levey this morning, and I think the collar in the
Jan Six XI Rembrandt is indeed bobbin lace. Read Levey's remarks on Flemish
bobbin lace on p. 23 and take a good look at plates 112 and 135 - 140. The
Flemish falling collars are specifically mentioned as being made
I cannot tell the difference between a Nike trainer and one made for Tesco
unless I can see the logo, and I only know an I-phone from any other
smart-phone if I see the apple. But to many groups of teenagers this
information is important: from ten paces they can tell not only the make
but the
Fascinating article and thank you Jeri for asking Devon to post it on arachne.
I've read the latest post about many thinking the collar to be that of
needelace and not bobbin lace but can only get the NYT article on my laptop and
not my iPad, where I was hoping to enlarge the portrait enabling
