Photos of the winning entries are at:
http://www.laceguild.demon.co.uk/guild/contrastsGallery.html
Yes, that piece (the rectangular torchon mat) is superb. We examined it very
closely and we really couldn't find anything wrong with it and the tension is
absolutely spot on. Well done Christine
My copy of 'Lace' arrived today and it's full of eye candy from the exhibition.
Brenda
On 26 Jul 2013, at 09:14, Sue wrote:
Some amazing pieces and an inspiration.
Brenda in Allhallows
www.brendapaternoster.co.uk
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How interesting to see. I admired the torchon mat from Australia.
Thought there was not enough lace in some contest entries. The entries by
children are a special treat.
Our Arachne, Gil Dye, made the miniature 3-D elephant and mouse.
Are there other Arachne member-winners in this
In what way? Some of the entries contain a lot of cloth stitch, and one
or two look more like woven cloth than the lace they actually are - but
perhaps this backs up my argument that a certain snake bookmark isn't
really lace! I can't really remember seeing any that were minimal on
lace
Hi Spiders
I've just discovered that one of my friends and member of my lace group
has just won the John Bull Trophy from the Lace Guild in Britain. Her
Medieval Garden is just lovely! Congratulations to Christine and all the
winners. A gallery of their work is on the Guild website.
Faye Owers wrote
Does anyone have pictures of the John Bull Trophy winning entries and the
associated classes please.
I've just added a list of the winners and pictures of some of the winning
entries in the Movement competition to the Lace Guild website (accessed from
the home page — URL in
Hi,
Does anyone have pictures of the John Bull Trophy winning entries and the
associated classes please.
I believe the display was opened today.
Cheers
Faye Owers
Tasmania
mailto:f...@tpinstruments.com.au f...@tpinstruments.com.au
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As far as I know, nothing was done after the initial
discussion. I was on that smaller list and heard
nothing more after the first month. I think the
project lacked a leader, or never could decide on an
appropriate plan.
Whomever does get to see the exhibit, please report on
it.
Alice in
Hello Spiders
Jean Leader's mention of preparations for this has
reminded me - there was talk a couple of years ago of
an Arachne group entry for the John Bull. But the
discussion moved on to a separate list so those of us
not involved lost track of things. Did this ever come
to fruition? I think
