Dona
I realize this answer is very late relative to your inquiry. I have seen some
individual floral torchon patterns designed by Geraldine Stott and they are
very pretty. I have not seen the whole book, but based on the individual
ones, I'd say use hers. She is a very good designer with clear
I have seen some Spanish floral torchon patterns, but I don't know the
original source.
Lorelei
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Since Jenny Rees hasn't tooted her own horn, I'll do it for her. Jenny
has designed beautiful pieces of floral Torchon, using Australian
flora. She was planning on publishing them but, regrettably, they
burnt in the forest fire which destroyed her home and everything in it.
But she tells
I agree. When can we expect/order them?
Lorri
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Since Jenny Rees hasn't tooted her own horn, I'll do
Hello Jackie
Here in Denmark we do a lot of torchon lace, but I don't understand what you
mean with floral I have also heard floral mensioned together with
buckspoint, but never understud it. please explain and then I might be able
to help.
Dorte
Date: Sat, 8 Jan 2005 11:21:24 +1000
From: Jacqueline Bowhey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [lace] Floral torchon questions
Greetings and Happy New Year to All,
1.In floral torchon, other than using linen thread and thick silk gimp
threads is there anything to differentiate floral torchon
Greetings and Happy New Year to All,
1.In floral torchon, other than using linen thread and thick silk gimp
threads is there anything to differentiate floral torchon from regular
torchon?
2. Are there any floral torchon patterns other than G. Stott's?
TIA
Jackie in breezy Brisbane
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At 05:21 PM 1/7/2005, you wrote:
Greetings and Happy New Year to All,
1.In floral torchon, other than using linen thread and thick silk gimp
threads is there anything to differentiate floral torchon from regular
torchon?
2. Are there any floral torchon patterns other than G. Stott's?
My
Dear Spiders,
Many thanks to all who replied to me either personally or via Arachne regarding Floral
Torchon. I received much valuable information and a great deal of help. I look forward
to trying this type of lace soon! This group is the best!
Elizabeth MacPherson
I've been doing my own version of floral torchon with Australian
Wildflowers - wattle, gum leaves, boronia, sturt's desert pea - for some
years. I've been using Buck's Techniques in Torchon lace to get the more
flowing lines of bucks but in Torchon - using gimps and added pairs, and
careful use of
link! (A definite possibility with regards to my grasp of
lacemaking technical terms!!)
Clay
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Subject: [lace] Floral Torchon
Dear Spiders,
What
Dear Spiders,
What is Floral Torchon? I have not heard this term before. Are there books on this
type of lace? Thanks for any help.
Elizabeth MacPherson
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Dear Spiders,
What is Floral Torchon? I have not heard this term before.
Are there books on this type of lace? Thanks for any help.
Elizabeth MacPherson
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