Hi Dagmar,
I saw your message on Arachne. I helped start the Minnesota Lace Society in
1977, and they are still going strong. They have a web site:
http://www.minnlacesociety.org/
I am sure they can answer any of your questions. There is extensive
lacemaking history in Minnesota, especially in
You can see the portrait at
http://www.edto.net/mozart_life.htm
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Subject: [lace] Mozart's mother (or grandmother) possibly made lace!
In the recently published book Mozart's Women, the
There is an operetta specifically about lacemaking, in french, called La
Legende du Point d'Argentan, written around 1906 by Felix Fourdrain (his
first major work, he was a student of Massenet). It was written for the Paris
Opera Comique and performed for a limited time. It was also made into a
Having done a etage at the Atelier National du Point d'Alencon in 1980, where
I made a 1 square piece of lace that took 40 hours to complete, let me say
that I disagree completely with the statement that needlelace made today with
bigger threads is easier. There were 5 weights of thread in my
one.
Laurie Waters
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Please don't forget the extensive work of Alan Summerly Cole
(http://www.whistler.arts.gla.ac.uk/biog/Cole_AS.htm), who corresponded with
William Morris and was a close friend of Whistler. He is a seriously
neglected, but extremely important author on lace, specializing in the Irish
lacemaking
Regarding Ebay item 180095053499
Does this look like a bobbin winder to anyone? Thanks,
Laurie
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Regarding Ebay item 180095053499
Does this look like a bobbin winder to anyone? Thanks,
Laurie
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Over the next few days I'm putting up some lace-related items from my
collection on Ebay if anyone's interested. Spring housecleaning.
Look under lswaters, I think you can search at:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZlswatersQQhtZ-1
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Laurie
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Found this wandering through the web - very interesting.
http://www.rawvision.com/back/lacemaker/lacemaker.html
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FYI, and I apologize for this, but just wanted people to know that I've got
two more listings of lace books that I'm selling from my collection on Ebay
(check on lswaters). Won't be selling any more until at least next year,
after my exhibition ends in February.
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Laurie
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Does anyone have an idea what this might be? The listing says fer a coque de
dentelliere. Thanks,
Laurie
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Does anyone know if it is possible to purchase a lace pillow of the type used
for Tignes or Cogne lace? These are the narrow width, large diameter hollow
hoop-type pillows used with 'freehand' lace. Thanks,
Laurie
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There is a nice bone bobbin on ebay 220138516687 which is attributed to maker
David Haskins. The seller has several other bobbins up for sale attributed to
specific old makers. I just wrote to her asking how she could be so sure of
the maker, and she said that she's relying on the Springett book
Hi Carol,
Interesting. I was going to reply to your hanging bobbin post but got
distracted. I actually bought a Worsley hanging bobbin last year from the
same seller you were writing about. However, it says W. Worsley Hung 1868
(first name not spelled out). Somebody said that there were
Does anyone know where examples of Pag lace can be purchased?
Thanks,
Laurie
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As part of the Los Alamos Exhibition we were planning to revive the 100 year
old opera, La Legende de la Point d'Argentan, but are having trouble finding
the full score. I have a piano score, so we are trying to arrange something.
Stay tuned.
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Can anyone identify this lace on Ebay #180169665519
It says it is silk. Thanks.
Laurie
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Take a look at the Princess Lace Machine that just sold on Ebay 330170130257
It's in the most perfect condition I've ever seen.
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Sent: Saturday, October 20, 2007 3:17 PM
Subject: RE: [lace] Princess Lace Machine
Carol, Laurie and all,
The thing is that these pillows were not very
Wendy Lawton's Bobbin Lace doll is up for sale on Ebay 260179193786
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Does anyone know a place where it is possible to purchase a traditional
Spanish lace pillow, stuffed with rye straw, and the stand, as is shown in the
first picture on Antje Gonzalez's web site
http://es.geocities.com/antiluchi/almohadilla.htm
She has directions for making a pillow, but they start
Does anyone have any idea what this might be? Ebay 180208679588
Doesn't look like it has anythig to do with lace, but I might be missing
something.
Laurie
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Anybody have any idea what item 290209323102 on Ebay is?
Laurie
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I'm putting up some items from my lace collection and some lace books (see
130215083614 for example) if anyone is interested. Will take me a few days to
get everything up. Thanks for reading my shameless promotion...
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Does anyone know where one can buy examples of Pag needlelace? Or does anyone
have a nice example they would be willing to sell? Thanks,
Laurie
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I'm going to be in Portugal from May 10th to the 20th. Does anyone know of any
lacemakers or shops or similar things that might be visited in Portugal?
Thanks,
Laurie
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Just back from Portugal, and visited both Via do Conde and Peniche.
Unfortunately the school in Via do Conde was closed on the Saturday that I
went, but the handicrafts shop around the corner had lots of lace and
lacemaking equipment. Picked up some nice pieces and also a huge Portugese
bolster
Gas was about $8.50/gallon.
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I wrote to the seller asking for clarification about the leather, and if he
had any pictures taken from the side to see if there is a ratchet system. My
poor copy of Kloppel/kissen/stander is almost worn out because I use it so
much, but it doesn't illustrate something exactly like this; and no
Anyone want to hazard a guess if this ebay item 250262902713 is Saba lace?
Thanks,
Laurie
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After three days of installation, my lace exhibition is finally up in Los
Alamos, New Mexico. 98 pieces of lace are on display dating from the mid 16th
century to about a month ago. I also have 36 bobbinlace pillows (3 more to
come) on display, 2 needlelace pillows, and 17 bobbin winders. There
I recently bought a nice piece on Ebay: 160255127859 (although the condition
isn't as nice a the picture in the rest of the piece, but that's OK).
This kind of lace is difficult to place; it was made in several countries and
there are documented sample books in France showing it goes back to the
if I can find something similar.
Laurie
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Subject: RE: [lace] stretchy kat stitch
What is kat stitch? The ebay member has taken
The old Belgian square pillows come in two parts - a main base, and a part
that attaches to either the top or the bottom. There are usually a side drawer
in the base, and an end drawer at the end of the base pillow part. The
attachment has 2 wooden pegs that fit into holes in the top or bottom.
Anyone have any idea what this item is on Ebay? 130274106618
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I just bought a book called Spitzen und so Weiter (Lace and So On), it's
the catalog of the exhibition of Bertha Pappenheim's lace collection at the
MAK - Österreichisches Museum fuer angewandte Kunst/Gegenwartskunst in
Vienna. I think the exhibition ran until last March. Pappenheim was a
Does anyone know who manages the site:
http://blog.seniorennet.be/kantklossen/
and how to get in contact with him/her? It's been too many years since I
studied Dutch.
Thanks,
Laurie
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Could someone help me with a translation of some handwritten lines in
Flemish? The writing is a bit messy, so I'm not sure what to put in a
translator like Babelfish. Thanks,
Laurie
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I give up. What is ebay item 120365023152?
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Take a look at ebay #260357513756
I just bought 2 pillows from her, and she sent me this message:
I made them myself. I came from Idrija, Slovenia, a town with a 400+ year
tradition of lace making. They are made the way my mother and grandmother
used to make them. Sawdust came from a local PA
Take a look at this bobbin winder on Ebay 110385490635. I'll call it
English (how it ended in Ipsich, if indeed it ever did we'll never know)
It doesn't look right. The wear and finish don't seem right. And the handle
on the wheel seems to be on the wrong side, with no way of getting it on the
It went for $2,900.
This piece is just wrong. Handle not on the right side. Cup looks replaced.
18th century bobbin winders are normally much bettered finished, and also
usually have spoked wheels.
But I'm sure someone will be very happy with it.
Laurie
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Related topic - I bought nice large border of Spanish Almagro lace once,
looked great in the photo. But when I unpacked it I was hit by an
overwhelming smell of lavender perfume. Someone must have soaked the thing
in it. On the advice of a friend I wrapped the lace in a few layers of
Anyone have any idea what this Ebay thing is?
180391829649
Thanks,
Laurie
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Does this Ebay pillow look familiar to anyone? 120458476616 I think it's
English. It isn't the first time I've come across something like this, the
one in my collection has old wooden spangled bobbins, so it has some age. I
wrote to the seller, she said she bought it in an antique shop in North
I have a few lace items on Ebay, start with 130328047995, in case anyone is
interested. Thanks,
Laurie
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I'm listing some old bobbinlace pillows on Ebay - check under lswaters. Will
put up some more tomorrow.
Thanks,
Laurie
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Take a look at Ebay 290350765094
Handmade blonde Chantilly lace or not?
I voted not, and got bawled out by the seller who says she has 20 years
experience and is well qualified to tell the difference - and I should
invest some time in learning something about lace.
Opinions?
Thanks,
Laurie
I've got vol I and II of Ricci's Old Italian Lace on Ebay, item
#130334169063 in case anyone's interested.
Laurie
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Can anyone comment on the potential copyright liability of sites like the
University of Arizona's weaving archive (which includes the big lace
archive) in view of Google's recent attempt to settle with publishers for
sole rights to expired copyrights? I know this isn't final yet, but they are
Does anyone know anything about traditional Belgian 'spinning-wheel' type
bobbin winders? Take a look at Ebay 220490586062. There are photos of this
type on postcards, but I'm confused about the way the bobbins are attached -
which you can't really see in the listing. The seller sent me a
I am making an extensive web discussion on Maria-Theresia's lace dress as
part of my developing new lace web site. Apologies for the length of this
email
Maria-Theresa was the eldest daughter of the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles VI
(1685-1740) - his only male heir died as an infant. He worked
This interesting item is described as Klöppelständer mit Klöppelkissen but
it doesn't look like any Germany pillow and stand that I've seen. Does
anyone recognize it?
Ebay item 300387242843
Thanks,
Laurie
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I was just browing the web and came accross a reference to Arachne's Web
that read:
Arachne's Web: a guild of lacemakers recognized by the kingdom. Membership
is given to those who have shown excellence in the art; there are many ranks
within the guild. The guild presents lace napkins to the
I've written to the author of this site several times and we've had some
very interesting discussions. She really is up to date on lacemaking
activities in Belgium, and even helped me track down the son of a deceased
artist who had done a woodcut of a Le Puy lacemaker. I'm sure that if you
Ebay #260556300765
It might be for Teneriffe, but I can't figure out exactly how it would work.
Laurie
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We've known for some time that there's a major Japanese lace buyer out
there, but very little information has come through. A very serious buyer,
spending a lot of money (much more than I do...)
But, now the collection is up on the web, take a look. I recognize many of
these pieces from recent
I haven't seen this year's installments, left off last year just at the
Kathryn Howard stage, in the year 1540. The first early pattern books don't
mention 'cutwork' until 1542 - and they were basically embroidery patterns.
The first real reticella patterns didn't appear until the 1560's.
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Sent: Sunday, March 21, 2010 7:49 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] The Tudors - costumes
Do you have the citation for the quote? It's excellent, and I talk about
this when I do demos of early lace.
Thanks,
Barbara
On 03/21
The best collection of plioirs, aunes, and other French wooden lacemaking
equipment I've ever seen is at
http://lezardpremierauvergne.skynetblogs.be/tag/1/plioir
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Interesting comment about the heddles. Lace collectors go after these things
because of a story that they are connected with lace. Gertrude Whiting
describes them in Old-Time Toys and Tools of Needlework (1928). Even though
she makes her doubts known, she's responsible for many lace collectors
As an example of what I was just writing about on the heddles, see Ebay item
#260578984300
Laurie
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I'm doing the first of my twice yearly selling of lace and lace-related
stuff on Ebay, under lswaters. I've got one item up 130386216591, others
will come in a few days, including several unusual Teneriffe looms. Take a
look if you are interested, thanks,
Laurie
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Since we were talking about Empress Maria-Theresia's lace dress a few months
ago, I thought you might like to know that I just put up the two stamps that
show the two portraits of her wearing this dress on Ebay. 130387569331
They are fairly hard to find. Also put up a bunch of other lace-related
Does anyone recognize this? It isn't a Crazy Daisy winder. Ebay 120593750944
Thanks,
Laurie
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Wow! Amazing reaction to my announcement, and I'm quite bowled over. I want
to thank everyone for all their responses, and all the wonderfully varied
opinions and advice. And for visiting the site - 265 views so far! I've
already set up some interviews that I think you will enjoy.
After 5
I just posted a note about an English token that was stolen about a year ago
on LaceNews. One of the blog's readers suggested it also be posted to
Arachne because of the importance of this coin. You can see the details as
the current lead story at http://lacenews.net
Thanks,
Laurie
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I just published an interview with David Christine Springett on LaceNews
about their bobbin collection sale on Ebay.
Laurie
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Just posted an interview with London lace dealer Anne Swift on
LaceNews.She's got the very first stall (#1) on Portobello Road, and also
sells on Ebay under the name eastayton - some of the better lace listings.
Laurie
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I've just put up the second of a two part series on Collecting English
lace-related tokens on LaceNews.
Coming up, probably on Saturday, will be an interview with Lace Dealer Maria
Niforos - quite an amazing piece.
And, another set of exhibitions, Lace Days, and meeting announcements.
Laurie
I've just posted a piece on LaceNews about collecting Flemish Pottery
lacemakers. It's just amazing that people have virtually ignored these in
the lace literature.
Laurie
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I've just put up a piece on LaceNews on collecting French Santons -
including bobbin lacemakers, crocheters and the Lace Merchant.
Laurie
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I got back from Spain last night - spent a wonderful afternoon on Friday
with Carolina de la Guardia at the lace museum in Arenys del Mar. I'll write
it up for LaceNews soon. I also learned a bit more about the felt Spanish
dolls, and did some revising of that posting.
Interesting thing
I've just put up a piece on Delft BlueandWhite lacemakers on LaceNews.
I've also made substantial changes to the Poppy exhibtion piece, including
scans of some of the works which were recently sent to me.
Lots more coming shortly, including two museum reviews and two new
interviews.
Laurie
I'm starting some posts on LaceNews about collecting commerative medallions
and currencies with images of lace and lacemakers. Just put up a piece on
the French Billets de Nécessité.
Please also note the UNESCO addition of Alencon lace to its Representative
List of the Intangible Cultural
I've posted a piece on the beautiful 1000 frank/200 belga note with the
engraving of a lacemaker on LaceNews.
Laurie
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Along with the regular Thursday Ebay Alerts, I've just posted a piece on
LaceNews about German lacemaker Raucherfigurs. You don't see these everyday.
Laurie
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Don't take it too bad Brian. I once dared to suggest privately to an Ebay
seller that a 'handmade white Chantilly shawl' was actually machine made.
After formally banning me from his site, and after his wife repeatedly told
me to do something more productive with my life like trying prostitution,
, and you will
find all the evidence.
Laurie
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Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 6:07 AM
Subject: RE: [lace] Correspondence on some bobbins on eBay
Couldn't you
I just put up a piece on LaceNews about a children's book called Harry's
Monkey, How it Helped the Missionaries. First published in 1866, it calls
the bucks/beds lace 'pillow lace', or 'lace made on a pillow'.
Laurie
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I just put up a piece on Tunisian Chebka lace on LaceNews, which includes
scanned images of the two main technical resources.
Laurie
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Just now LaceNews broke its previous record of 248 views in one day - and
the day isn't over yet!
I've had a lot of fun over the past 4 months with the project, and I would
like to thank everyone for helping to make this such a success! I hope to
keep it going for a very long time.
Thanks
Here are books that not only would I like to see written, but that I would
like to write:
1. History and technique of Burano needlelace
2. History and technique of the great Italian/French needlelaces (gros
point, flat point, corraline, rosepoint, point d'neige, early point de
France...)
2.
Along with the regular Sunday Ebay Alerts, I've just posted a new collecting
pieceon LaceNews. The title is Collecting: Small German Wooden Figures and
the Amazing Exploding Klöppelfrau. Take a look...
Laurie
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Just put up a piece on collecting lace-related travel posters on LaceNews.
Note, there's a little mature content here. Enjoy.
Laurie
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I wonder if this stamp is at all connected with Spanier Arbeit. I haven't
been able to find any information whatsoever on the work depicted - and the
veiled woman is also quite a shock. I do know that the threads are gold and
silver, and the work is meant to decorate men's costume. It was
I don't think this is any kind of knotted lace like macrame - it's hard to
knot metalic threads, and there doesn't seem to be anything about her
movements that indicates she is trying to. I agree, it's some kind of
braiding. Notice how she is handling thre threads, not the bobbins. There
also
I'm now back from two weeks of almost continuous travel. Although I managed
to keep up with the LaceNews Ebay Alerts (barely) with the hotel internet
services - I've got a lot of catching up to do on postings.
I just put up a post of my visit to the Chantilly lace museum. Later today
I'll be
the gimpless type quite fascinating - perhaps we should be looking much
more carefully at what ultimately led to this beautiful lace.
Laurie
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To: lace@arachne.com
Cc: Laurie Waters
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2011 4:07 AM
Subject: Regency
Dear
If you are missing the Regency posting on Lace News, look at the first item
under the 'About the featured lace' category on the right hand side. On
March 1st I put up a very temporary (in process) posting, since I was
actually in France and was just too rushed. A few days ago I completely
Anyone care to venture a guess if this is related to lacemaking?
Laurie
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Apologes, I wrote a few days ago with an inquiry about an Ebay item, but I
gave the wrong number. It should have been 390300855726.
Does anyone recognize this? Thanks,
Laurie
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I've just posted a piece on collecting lacemaker's lamps on LaceNews.
I'm also starting to list more lace-related auctions, since I've finally
figured out how to get advance information on these from a few auction
houses in England and France.
Laurie
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I've just put up an article about collecting Lacemaking furniture on
LaceNews. This is the second in a series of pieces on how the 'lacemaking'
label attaches, rightly or wrongly, to various objects. The first was the
piece about lacemaker's lamps. Take a look.
We are well into the
The Las Conchas fire started in the Jemez mountains at 1:00 on Sunday, and
is a few miles away from Los Alamos where I live. Evacuations are voluntary
at the time, but everyone is waiting for the winds to pick up this afternoon
to see what will happen. I put up a photo on LaceNews that I took
Just got the notice, Los Alamos is being evacuated. Bye!
Laurie
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The Los Alamos townsite was opened at 8AM this morning, and the refugees are
slowly coming back. One of the other cars with my lace has appeared, and
everything there and in my house is just fine! All the firefighters and
National Guard and Red Cross people were lined up outside of town waving
So I signed up for YouTube with LaceNews, and suddenly I have a YouTube
channel! They call it Lacenews's Channel (hopefully I can adjust that
title a bit, still learning how this works).
I've been searching YouTube for every lace-related video I can find, and
organizing them into playlists on
Just a short update - I now have 969 lacemaking videos organized into 50
playlists on the LaceNews Channel on YouTube. The top playlists are:
Tatting390 videos (I'm not really a tatter, but someone asked for it.
You can only have 200 videos in a playlist, so tatting is split into 2
1 - 100 of 216 matches
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