Dear Jeri
I have not responded to your first email because I'm still sitting in
the afterglow of one of the best lace experiences of my life! it is so
difficult to put into words everything about the Brugge lace festival.
I think I will take the time and write it all out from my perspective
As promised I will start by letting people know about the workshops that
were held from the 13-16 August as part of the festival. As with all
lace events we had to register for workshops before were arrived. I
chose Valenciennes.
I chose to stay in a small hotel about 1.5km from the workshop
The Gutterman sulky varigated are really beautiful when used with
Christine Marecki's patterns of flowers
Anna in a cold wet Sydney, the rains have finally come, I hope our
farmers are getting some of this
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Alex, what evidence is there for this statement. I'm not being difficult
just interested in the processes of lacemaking
Anna in a cold wet Sydney
On 3/9/18 5:37 pm, Alex Stillwell wrote:
Hi Arachnids
Because black is so difficult to work with, much of the black lace was made
using white
Does the mother want to learn herself or teach her sons?
As an educator, I feel 2 years is too young to start lace, they need to
have developed a working memory that allows them to hold quite a bit of
information and they need good fine motor skills. The four year old may
be just ready.
Is
Hi Elena
The lace that we call Armenian lace is also called Oya in Turkey and is
also practiced in Greece and that part of the Mediterranean. There are a
number of authors who have produced books on the technique. Widen you
search to Mediterranean Lace or Greek lace or Oya. I know of one
As we come to then end of another year I should like to make a public
Thank You to Jeri Ames. She has been our go to person for most lace
questions; Geri has either a reference or links to answer these
questions. She shares her knowledge freely and generously. At Brugge
this year she organised
Thank you, I was wondering if you could download it on an iPad.
Anna
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> On 30 Jan 2019, at 2:37 am, J Reardon wrote:
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> When you join IOLI and subscribe to the digital Bulletin, they send you an
> email with a link to the magazine and access instructions when each issue is
I have recently signed up for an e-Membership of the Lace guild, and so
far so good got the two Lace magazines for the year thus far. And if I
get a membership number I will be even more happy.
I've just checked the IOLI website and they too have an
e-subscription/membership but no indication
I’m in Sydney and at present the answer is nothing at present. There are
charities such as the Salvation Army, St Vincent de Paul and the Red Cross who
are actively supplying those worse affected with the essentials. As the crisis
extends we do not know how many people will be affected and how
to the family?
If so please contact me off the list.
Thank you
Anna Binnie in an overcast Sydney, where we has a few drops of rain.
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Hi all is there anyone who lives close to Nancy or knows her physical address
or phone number. There was an odd posting on Facebook minutes ago and she may
have had a fall.
Anna who is currently in NYC
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I am about to put the pieces of the pattern together to start making it. Sadly
I cannot help you as yet.
Anna from a smoky Sydney where we are experiencing hazard reduction burning.
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> On 31 Aug 2020, at 3:20 am, Charlotte Moore wrote:
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> Has anyone made Christine
Elena, Barbara Ballantyne is a crochet expert and lives in Sydney. Barbara has
written several books, some on the history of Irish crochet and others on
fillet crochet.
Anna in a cold Sydney
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> On 24 Jun 2020, at 4:01 am, Elena Kanagy-Loux wrote:
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> Dear Arachnids,
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> I
Many years ago I bought a second hand book on Russian Tape lace and am now
finally going to work some of the patterns.
My problem is that I think it is written in Dutch. The diagrams are excellent
and the patterns are self explanatory.
I would like to know what is the English translation of
Dear Spiders
I have just recieved emails from two spiders with odd links to them. Needless
to say I did not go any further, simply delegated both emails to the bin.
There seem to be quite a few hackers out there.
For the record I never send out links to any sites. So if you get anything
with a
I am wondering since there have been quite a few changes to the way we do
things post COVID, should we also change how we operate?
I personally love the email exchanged we have had over the years and I love
how much I have learnt and people whom I have met.
So I am suggesting that we keep Arachne
Yes most definitely the thread for lace was hand spun. The early needle laces
were made using hand spun linens which have long fibres.
Anna from a windy Sydney who has just learnt to spin wool
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> On 1 Nov 2022, at 9:57 pm, Vicki Bradford wrote:
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> Hi Devon & all,
> I’m not
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