Re: [lace] waxing thread for bobbin lace - Jeri's experience

2005-07-28 Thread Jeriames
In a message dated 7/27/05 6:38:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: it isn't the problem with it slipping out of stitch while the piece is still being worked. it is the loosening of the stitches once the wax has faded that i am worried about. once the lace is washed a

Re: [lace] waxing thread for bobbin lace - Jeri's experience

2005-07-28 Thread Karen
Thanks for the information on thread wound on spools Jeri. This information was never passed on in my needlework lessons and would explain why I have sometimes experienced thread twisting when hand sewing. Later in life, I discovered that embroidery thread has a nap and now tend to run my

Re: [lace] waxing thread for bobbin lace - Jeri's experience

2005-07-28 Thread Lorri Ferguson
Jeri, I for one really appreciate your input on 'threads' such as this. I only wish I could take some of the classes you have been able to. I make it a point to 'print and file' your posts. Thank you again Lorri If any of this information I keep putting on Arachne is of value, once in a

Re: [lace] waxing thread for bobbin lace - Jeri's experience

2005-07-28 Thread Carolina de la Guardia
Jeri, I consider myself an illiterate in textile, so every mail of yours is a treasure to keep. Thanks for your information. Carolina. Barcelona. Spain. -- Carolina de la Guardia http://www.geocities.com/carolgallego Witch Stitch Lace II now available If any of this information I keep

Re: [lace] waxing thread for bobbin lace - Jeri's experience

2005-07-28 Thread Alix Hengen
Waxed Linnenthreads have tradition in needlelace, I still wax my thread when I work linnen for needlelace, but I dont use bee-wax, I use a common tealight and my lace is washed after finishing my lace, so the wax will not stay on the fiber. The difference during work is considerable as a waxed

Re: [lace] waxing thread for bobbin lace - Jeri's experience

2005-07-28 Thread susan
your help and your knowledge is appreciated, and i mean no disrespect towards your studies, but bobbin lace is meant to be experimented with for each new beginner until they find the results they are looking for. i can also definitley tell you are correct that the lace won't budge by the plaits

RE: [lace] waxing thread for bobbin lace - Jeri's experience

2005-07-28 Thread C. Johnson
: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of susan Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 11:58 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [lace] waxing thread for bobbin lace - Jeri's experience your help and your knowledge is appreciated, and i mean no disrespect towards your studies, but bobbin lace

Re: [lace] waxing thread for bobbin lace - Jeri's experience

2005-07-28 Thread mimi23boyz
] waxing thread for bobbin lace - Jeri's experience your help and your knowledge is appreciated, and i mean no disrespect towards your studies, but bobbin lace is meant to be experimented with for each new beginner until they find the results they are looking for. i can also definitley tell you