I have encountered this piece, a bertha. It looks to me as though the
motifs are typical of Rosaline. However, they are set in a needle made
mesh. Does anyone know anything about this, for instance where it was made?
Is it appropriate to call it Rosaline? I have posted photos on
laceioli.ning,
Hello Elena and everyone
Maybe that conversation made it to the list archives. For anyone wanting to
check out Arachne messages history, the archives are here
https://www.mail-archive.com/lace@arachne.com/
> On Thu, Apr 2, 2020 at 9:17 AM Elena Kanagy-Loux
wrote:
> ...For example, Devon
Hello everyone,
Thank you for all of the encouraging replies so far!
Devon pointed out to me that there is some more information about this
piece in the Met's internal database, so I looked it up and found this:
"Linen, purchased in Secretariat of Schools, Prague, 1938; made in one of
special
Dear all,
As much as it would definitely be nice to have the ability to add photos
etc to Arachne posts, I have to say there is something I like about the old
school format of this list. With so many platforms oversaturated with
photos these days, it can be refreshing to be limited to bare-bones
Apparently both Pierre and Dagmar achieved writing an email to arachne!
Yes, it's as simple as writing an email to lace@arachne.com
However as you have noted, we are limited to text (not even French
accents on Pierre's surname come through) and cannot post photos / pdfs
etc.
I have no idea how
On 4/2/2020 10:38 AM, Dagmar Beckel Machyckova wrote:
Pierre, I do agree with you. I wouldn’t know how to
start a post.
Send your post by e-mail to lace@arachne.com
Major Domo will re-send it to everyone on the list.
In Thunderbird, one can save typing by right-clicking
on lace@arachne.com
Pierre, I do agree with you. I wouldn’t know how to start a post.
How could the transition work?
Is it a lot of work to move the archives?
Dagmar Beckel
> On Apr 2, 2020, at 6:44 AM, Pierre Fouché wrote:
>
> Dear Brian and fellow Arachnids
>
> I have heard that Discourse is currently the
Dear Brian and fellow Arachnids
I have heard that Discourse is currently the most advanced forum hosting
platform and that it has the capability to import large complex existing
archives.
I am equally impressed that it is open source. Things that are good for
humanity should be free.
I quite
Amazing and wonder just how long it would have taken to work such a huge
border? Does anyone know of a video demonstrating the process of
attaching a needlelace border to linen fabric. I guess with a straight
edge like this, one would draw a thread in the linen and attach by
sewing with
