Condolences to you, sadly the world is losing some fabulous lace makers.
Sue Turnbull, Dorset UK
On 28/05/2023 08:16, Penelope Piip wrote:
Dear fellow lacemakers,I am writing to this list, to inform those who
remember my cousin, Jenny Rees, who sadly passed away this Saturday, 27th
May, 2023,
One of the files mention buillion embroidery and the we think it was
made in the Embroiders Guild in the UK. Lots more embroidery also on
the Queen Camilla gown. I am also going to send a url of some Honiton
Lace, handmade by Pat Perryman, worn by the current speaker of the House
of
Thank you both Jean and David, it is always a joy to see this and has
given me a jolt to start work putting up some decorations. These days
most of our decorations revolve around lace these days as we heath
situations mean it is difficult to reach to put our normal amounts up
and about. As
I joined you all in 2005 to keep in touch with lacemakers after my lace
teacher retired and neither she nor the class was replaced. I contined
to learn and be inspired to carry on although I added tatting to my
interests which I have been doing more of in recent years. I have
ventured into
I thought I had seen a message saying Barbara Underwood had passed away on
23rd April, but there has been no mention of it in Arachne correspondence.
I am currently working on a piece from one of her many books. Her
contribution to Bedfordshire Lace must be important.
Does anyone have more
I designed one for the young lace makers magazine, years ago. Send me a photo
and I'll tell you if it's the same one
On December 21, 2019, at 2:09 PM, Kim Davis wrote:
Susan,
I have seen on in one of the Lace Guild's publications..you know,
the half sized ones? I believe it has
eate with a template & threads with a
few days left. Hmmm. Thank you Lin! Happy Holidays to all. Sincerely, Susan in
sunny Florida, USA
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Hello All! I have in my notes:
Idrija 30 white 3z/26wcm
Idrija 30 colors 3z/24wcm
I believe this info came from Brenda as I also have notes on other sizes of
Idrija threads. Hope this helps. Sincerely, Susan Hottle Florida, USA
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Hello All! Just today I stumbled upon these websites. LOTS OF LACE EYE CANDY!
marianiforos.com
stellaniforos.com
Does anyone know these ladies? I found an obituary that seemed to match, so I
wonder if one or both have passed & someone else is carrying on after?
Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL,
ike to make another but need to sort out the thread situation. Many
thanks for any help. Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL, USA
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So far, Bev Walker has the same pattern, different pricking. And the threads
are different—DMC metallic vs Madeira. Hope this helps. Susan
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tive? My
first instinct was embroidery floss (multiple strands) because of the soft
twist, however, I’ve selected a substitute in the past with disastrous results
so decided to ask first. Many thanks. Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL, no damage
from Dorian
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you can help. Sincerely,
Susan Hottle FLA USA
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try to post photos to Flickr. Sincerely, Susan Hottle FLA USA
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seemed like the lace
was appliqued on tulle, overlaid on a silk dress. I was interested in the
construction method. Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL USA
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Hello All! Luckily a friend emailed me about the online photos of the gown.
Hope everyone is enjoying a rerun of (arguably) the most famous royal
christening gown replica! Perhaps an expert will comment on its creation. Is
the Honiton lace appliqued on silk & tulle? Sincerely, Susan Hottl
ce event so he can
get the hang of it with the experts? So far I haven’t found this episode online
to watch it myself but I’m vexed that the show has left the wrong impression by
showing such shoddy results! Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL USA
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Thank you Olga—what a helpful online article! It’s lovely to showcase objects
in the TRC collection—even better with a tutorial. This was my first visit to
your website so thanks for the link. I enjoyed the embroidered postcards as
well. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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ui’s Holly pattern that
appeared in Lace #132 October 2008. It’s been well above my pay grade, yet has
remained on my to-do list all these years. 2019 is it! Better 11 years late
than never. Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL USA
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Hello All! While looking for something else I stumbled upon this site:
Ombrettapanese.it It’s in Italian but you can hit the translate button.
Catherine Barley inspired a piece on pg 3. Yowza! Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL
USA
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be the perfect spot for a little bead! So it’s on my list for a
future experiment. Hope this helps anyone who is l!
ooking for a simple decorative edge! Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL USA
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Perhaps Devon will
edit my list? Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL USA
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She was fuming about it the other day but when I asked if she wanted me to send
pictures of lace that I see at the English museums she said yes! Hope springs
eternal... Susan
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t out of the top of the closet. YET! Just sayin’...
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e: “Torchon, an unsophisticated lace of
repetitive geometric patterns based on diagonals with a heavy, five hole
mesh...” Most of you know that Torchon is not my favorite & AB managed to
capture my sentiments in a nutshell. Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL USA
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Egad! IOLI has the Geometric Bucks book by Alex. I must have been looking in
the wrong index. Mea Culpa! Susan
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nishing plus they will be useful on my tree or as gifts. With
only a few loose threads at the bottom, perhaps I can darn in the ends rather
than knot off. Thanks again for your suggestions. Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL
USA
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> On Mar 31, 2019, at 9:26 AM, Leonard Bazar wr
whether he will
make more for “inventory” rather than producing by special order. Maybe someone
will check with John or other bobbin makers at IOLI in Spokane to see if
“specialized” bobbins could be produced in greater volume? Just sayin’, nothing
changes unless we ask. Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL
instead of spangled Midlands or Continentals? They are a wonderful size
& weight & except for being “plain”—think Amish—they were great. Am I missing
something here? Many thanks for any suggestions & advice. Sincerely, Susan
Hottle in sunny & breezy South Florida, USA
Se
Thanks for posting additional photos Clare! The rooster is very handsome &
thanks also to Jacqui for her tutorial/explanation. In the meantime, you
reminded me that I own Vera’s book The Technique of Vologda Lace. Bingo—Section
6.3 is devoted to “the wheel”. Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL
ho wrote with help &
suggestions! Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL USA
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> On Mar 2, 2019, at 5:09 AM, Maria Greil wrote:
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> Have you tried at arizona university (book by Gertrude Whiting)? You may get
> some useful information there,
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ton & Malmesbury. Is there somewhere else I should be looking? Many thanks.
Sincerely, Susan Hottle
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, it seems
like it would be faster/easier to work the kopeks after the fact rather than
swizzle the bobbins in & around & over & through. Thank you for the Russian
lace tutorial but I think I will wait for the YouTube before tackling this one!
LOL Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL USA
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Christine Mirecki has designed lots of hats, several of which are sold
published separately, but the ones which fitted Karen's description
(rounded crown, wide brim) I have only seen in the first book, Sommerhute,
which has twelve patterns in all. She has just brought out another book of
hats,
First, I am NOT a Russian lace expert!
After looking aat Clare's photos I scrolled down the rest of the page and
my eye was held by a yin/yang photo made for the 2017 motif exchange. The
centres are what the French call 'araignees russes' or Russian spiders
(they were probably the first I'd ever
Karen, Christine Mirecki has designed lots of hats - her Sommerhüte more or
less fits what you're looking for, with twelve different designs.
I was going to make one for my niece's wedding but was then told hats are
only for the mothers, so made a fascinator, but thank you for reminding me
- I
ith silk ribbon. I agree with
Jeri, it’s confusing so I’m glad you posted the photo—a picture being worth a
thousand words! In any case, your pendant is charming & the needlelace filling
is effective. Congrats on a sweet finish. Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL USA
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s a large winder for Idrija bobbins that she
bought from a weaving company. If you need one of those, you should ask her for
details. Hope this helps. Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL USA
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Thanks Aliceâgood to know! I wanted to understand whether a tapered neck was
a specific feature or an interpretation of the form by individual bobbin
makers in those areas. Looking forward to some ânewâ Malmesbury & Devon
style bobbins made by an expert! Sincerely, Susan Hottle FL USA
obbins. Many thanks.
Sincerely, Susan Hottle, FL USA
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that I have a two- or three-lifetime supply
of Cordonnet, I will find a solution. Many thanks again. Sincerely, Susan
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> On Jan 27, 2019, at 8:25 AM, Jane Partridge wrote:
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> Susan,
>
> There's absolutely nothing wrong in wanting to work in wh
it implies that this is the back side. When I return
to Beds, I will be switching to Underwood’s Traditional Beds 20 Lessons for a
few patterns. In her book, she says that Beds is worked right side up. If so,
how would that be finished? What am I missing here? Many thanks! Sincerely,
Susan Ho
o me. It will be a pleasure to not
“close the pin”—Ha! Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Florida USA
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> On Jan 23, 2019, at 2:01 PM, Adele Shaak wrote:
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> I always think it’s a little like cooking:
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hapes/motifs that separates Luton from Bucks etc? What Am I missing in my
first cursory observations? Sugge!
stions are welcome. Many thanks. Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Florida USA
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ould be even cuter
with a bead in the center of each but I’m not sure where to add because there
are so many threads in the crossing. Maybe this is not even technically
possible? I would love to hear from someone who knows how this cold be done.
Many thanks. Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Florida USA
What a fantastic site! Â The pictures of the bobbins are beautiful. Â The site
is a masterpiece for all lovers of bobbin lace. Â Well done, Brian
sumac
On 12/25/2018 6:45:16 AM, Brian Lemin wrote:
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I suspect that this effort has taken me some 20 years to come to fruition,
and it
Lace Museum (& hope
it comes thru) for anyone who is interested or who purchased the pages. I have
posted pics to Arachne Flickr. The designs are quite lovely & may provide
inspiration for a future bobbin lace project. Please feel free to use them.
Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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If you are a member of IOLI, I believe this book is in the library M-049.
One of the privileges of membership! Susan Hottle USA
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A friend just sent a note that this exhibit is on view in Ballarat until Nov. 6
with 150 Australian artists showing work. Please tell me that lace is
represented at this event! Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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For Janice & others who are not able to attend—there is a group of us who will
drive to NJ from western PA. We plan to take lots of pictures so I’m sure some
will be posted to Arachne Flickr for everyone to enjoy. Susan Hottle USA
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Just to add to the fun, may I ask if the thread sample was white or a color?
IMHO identical threads sometimes differ in size because of the dye process.
Susan Hottle USA
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> On Sep 9, 2018, at 12:43 PM, Dianne Nicholson wrote:
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> Not sure where this fits but in
at’s a least one
book plus thread or maybe two books. Word to the wise who are planning
ahea...d. Susan Hottle USA
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pinholes to help keep
track of where I am. Still wrestling with bobbin management so I’ve ordered
more tamers. Thanks again for lending a hand! Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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nk you again, fellow Arachneans, for helping
me move ahead. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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efforts. Hope this helps others who
want to try Flanders. It’s a very nice book with pretty designs. Sincerely,
Susan Hottle USA
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Good show Alice—congratulations! I just checked Arachne Flickr but did not see
a photo? Please post one (or more!) so we can all enjoy your success & be
inspired. Many thanks. Susan Hottle USA
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Forgot to trim on my iPad. Susan
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Thanks for the clarification Lorelei! This is a terrific explanation & one I
will print out to share with my embroidery friends. I wasn’t thinking about the
process, I was focusing on the result. Thanks again. Susan
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> On Aug 30, 2018, at 8:15 PM, Lorelei Halley
ine thru a grey area to separate black from white? Am
I missing something here? Many thanks. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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ring the pinholes on the
diagram. Before I cut if off, it would be helpful to know if it’s me (highly
likely) or an anomaly in the pattern (highly unlikely, but possible). Many
thanks for any suggestions. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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Have just found this site:
http://blogdefloralie.eklablog.com/comment-faire-les-jours-cilaos-a48648384
where I learn that you can buy Cilaos look-alikes made in Madagascar - much
cheaper in St Denis market than in Cilaos! (St Denis is the capital of the
Reunion Island)
Sue
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Woops! Tnank you Lin, I forgot the link:
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I didn't say that the prices are astronomic because the embroiderers are
paid the minimum French wage;
Sue
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Cilaos is on the Réunion Island, a French Departement
It is a form of very elaborate cutwork, and the centre where it is still
made (and sold at astronomic prices) is known as the 'Maison de la
Broderie' or Embroidery House. Although a lot of Madagascar embroidery is
sold in the Reunion, I
Rats—& you’re the only person I know who has been to Madagascar! Hope you get
to the other island at a convenient time so you can tell us all about it.
Susan
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> On Aug 26, 2018, at 5:26 PM, Sue Babbs wrote:
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> Thanks, Susan, for posting this photo.
for $19.98 because three
of the colors were on my wish list anyway. Usual disclaimers—I have no
relationship with the vendor! A big Thank You to everyone who recommended the
product. Hope this info helps if someone else needs this thread size.
Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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Hello All! Has anyone used this thread? If so, what did you use it for & have
you formed an opinion? I just found it today at a local quilt shop & the owner
said it was new last fall. Many thanks. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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Hunterdon Art Museum is having a lace exhibition, and the Urchins will be
visiting. Â I read about this on a quilting blog, which provided a link to a
kickstarter page. Â It is fully funded, but I am providing the link as it has
pictures and a video showing some of what will be exhibited. Â The
. There are lots of sewings so you will need the tiny
Tulip hook! If you need help with needlelace perles, contact me off list. Maybe
“someday” is today? Have fun. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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’t gone wonky. There are many lovely samples with
reference measurements, closeups & discussion comments. All are copyright free
for personal use & study. Have fun. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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Got itâthanks Brenda! Doesnât look favorable for Rosaline. LOL. I just
finished a class with Judith Cordell & had an idea to use metallic thread.
When I get a spare moment, I will enlarge the pattern & try the Balger. At
least itâs a thread I already know from embroidery. Susan
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made lace like that I
would have a rat’s nest of threads PDQ. However, no wonder it’s such a quick
method. There’s no lifting of bobbins—they just sort of roll over each other
one way, then the other. Very interesting to say the least. Sincerely, Susan
Hottle USA
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azine) so apparently this is not an isolated issue with online publishing of
this type. Technology has provided us with this new digital option so let’s use
it to our advantage & see whether more improvements are forthcoming. Best
Wishes to everyone heading to San Antonio for the convention. Have a great
time!
I've been thinking about this all morning, and it just came back in my memory.
 The name of the aluminum bobbin makers is Tregellas, from Oz, here is a link
to their old catalog: Â http://www.lacegumnuts.com/tregellascatalog/ Â I don't
believe that they are in business any longer. Â I got some
ized peeking!
LOL. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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for remembrance
poppies. If you made a lace poppy for the Australian project or admired the
lace exhibit of California poppies, you might enjoy reading about this
extraordinary woman from Georgia. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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involved. Makes me
wonder how much more can actually be saved by doing appliqué on tulle? That’s
really fiddly & involves lots of snipping & embroidery unless they used water
soluble stabilizer. Oy! Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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correct my recollection. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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undertake a similar project on a smaller scale!
Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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have grids in/behind them, and I class the Belgian laces and Honiton as
geometric because of the grounds.
Kind Regards
Susan
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Yes, Queen Elizabeth’s coronation gown had Commonwealth emblems embroidered on
it. It was designed by Hartnell & embroidered at the Royal School. Susan
Hottle USA
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> On May 19, 2018, at 4:08 PM, Sue Harvey <sueharve...@btinternet.com> wrote:
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What a knock out veil! I immediately wondered if the flowers were tamboured?
So far, all I’ve seen online is “hand embroidered” & absolutely no mention of
the Royal School. Curious to know what others know about this piece; how &
where it might have been made. Sincerely, Susan Ho
Thank you for posting! Love the green slices—they remind me of Key Lime pie.
The square pockets are cute too. You’ve been busy! Did you make these for
yourself, as part of a competition or are you writing a book? Lots of
interesting shapes & grounds, all with a modern twist. Would love to
Hello All! Quick question, a friend visited Bosnia last month & said she saw
handmade lace. What could she have seen there? Is there a lace tradition in
Bosnia that I have not seen discussed here? Many thanks. Sincerely, Susan
Hottle USA
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Hello All! Has anyone used the Indian brass oval sequins sold on Stef Francis’
website? They are approx. 4mm x 8mm & I wondered if they might be intriguing
for an early lace project. Round ones are also offered but I did not ask the
size. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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assive pairs are each twisted to hold the two strands of
gimp snugly together. Is this something specific to Fl!
anders, lacemaker’s choice or faulty memory on my part? Suggestions are
welcome. Many thanks. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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I don't remember when I joined arachne, maybe a couple years after it started.
 Jane Swanson told me about the list.  My brother built me a computer for
Christmas one year, and I've been a member ever since.  Arachne  introduced
me to the world of lacemaking. Â Haven't made any lace recently,
Oops, forgot to mention—perhaps Kogin is considered a diaper pattern? Perhaps
Jeri knows the answer? Susan
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p; a 31-strand pentalpha. There are also flat Chinese
braids for Miao embroidery & it looks a bit like cross!
& twist—with bobbins—on a YouTube video! Gil is quite right, we shall need
another lifetime to try it all! Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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there after checking in at the Ramada on Friday. There is no charge to make
copies if you send them to your email account & print at home. Great resource!
Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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; first passive pair while using the pinhole. Next time, I am
tempted to put two extra twists on the edge pair to make it more firm & tidy.
I used DMC 50 broder machine. Photos are posted to Flickr. Any suggestions
from the experts? Many thanks for any advice! Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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Could a photo be posted to Arachne Flickr Alex? We might all learn something.
Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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Hello All! Is anyone contemplating Judith Cordell’s class at Alpine Experience
Les Carroz at the end of July? I am looking for a roommate. Please contact me
off list. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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ssed it greatly but heretofore
there was no reason to rejoin since I rarely received it! The E version of
“Lace” will solve that. Bravo Lace Guild! Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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their shape
without any stiffening.
I have a DMC book which was my Grandmothers, passed down via my mother, thanks
to Arachne I now know it ws published in 928 - September 1928 and says
1,120,000 copies printed in English, French, Spanish, Italian and German.
Susan Brooks
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these ideas when I start
#3. Thanks again Jane! Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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> On Jan 21, 2018, at 6:25 AM, Jane Partridge <mous...@live.co.uk> wrote:
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> I can't remember which book but there are instructions for removing pairs in
half stitch - I haven't do
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