Re: [lace] sharing.

2017-12-10 Thread Diana Smith
Dear Catherine Lovely to hear from you - thank you so much for that. I think when I/we found Lacemaking it was still a very traditional craft using traditional skills and techniques. Instructions in those skills were almost non existent. Patterns/ prickings were as rare as the proverbial hens

Re: [lace] sharing.

2017-12-10 Thread Catherine Barley
, UK where it's snowing hard and settling this morning! Catherine Barley Needlelace www.catherinebarley.com - Subject : Re: [lace] sharing. I’m afraid there are people in all area of collecting and crafting who are unwilling to ‘share’ - what’s mines mine and stays mine! My husband requested

Re: [lace] sharing.

2017-12-09 Thread Diana Smith
I’m afraid there are people in all area of collecting and crafting who are unwilling to ‘share’ - what’s mines mine and stays mine! Both my husband and I are ardent collectors and researchers, he of local topography and me, of course, the history of the East Midlands lace industry, workers and

[lace] Sharing books out of copyright.

2013-05-25 Thread Jacquie Tinch
Sorry, I didn't mean to mislead anyone. Lynn said: See the unscrupulous vendor of a memory stick with 20 scanned books on it. In this situation it only takes one. It wasn't a vendor, it was a student offering it to me as a gift. That was why I specified it was offered to me, not that I saw

Re: [lace] Sharing books out of copyright.

2013-05-25 Thread lynrbailey
Sorry, I try to trim my posts before I write, so I don't forget, so in that particular case I was working from an imperfect memory. But you still show that there are differing attitudes about copyright in various countries. I know this because way back when I first joined Arachne, probably

[lace] Sharing teachers

2013-04-23 Thread lacelady
- Original Message - From: suebabbs...@gmail.com Regional meetings might make a lot of sense. Fly over some teachers and have them teach around the country, combining the costs of flights from abroad. Some of this is already being done

RE: [lace] Sharing teachers

2013-04-23 Thread Jill Hawkins
I believe that the IOLI Regional Directors should be encouraged to act as a clearing house for workshops in their territory and try to facilitate the sharing of teachers and sharing expenses. Jill Newport Pagnell, Bucks - To unsubscribe send email to majord...@arachne.com containing the line:

Re: [lace] Sharing teachers

2013-04-23 Thread Dmt11home
You could always go on the laceioli.ning site, under the group International Organization of Lace and advertise for other groups to fill out a teacher's travel itinerary. A problem with using a regional director for this is that often you want the classes in different regions, if you want

[lace] sharing the pain.

2013-03-18 Thread Elizabeth Ligeti
Robin, that is terrible. I had it happen once many years ago - and I did not, in those days, pin down my bobbins! It took a couple of hours to untangle them. Since then I Always slip them on to knitters stitch holders!! I learned the hard way!! Pity there is a broken thread. I hope you can

[lace] Sharing Needlelace from Embroidery Publications

2011-01-01 Thread Jeriames
Dear Needlelace Makers, Embroidery organizations with bulletins/magazines often publish patterns for those who make needlelaces, because they regard needlelace as being in the embroidery family (made with a threaded needle). It occurs to me that we do not take full advantage of these aids

[lace] re:bobbin lace sharing

2005-09-01 Thread auntsis
I have been home for a couple of days but will be running back to SC to help take care of my father-in-law (since being widowed,after 55 years,in April his health is sliding- neither eats properly nor takes his meds). Anyway - as I brought my pillow in from the car my neighbor asked what it