Hello all,
In Spain there are also many lace events going on, especially during the
summer time. For example, tomorrow I am driving to the North West (Galicia)
to attend the III Congress of Lace and Textiles, which will be held in
Orense. I will attend a course of Freehand Lace, by Marianne
Hello again,
Sorry, forgot to put the link:
http://palilleirasbarrocas.blogspot.com/
http://ourensepuntodeencontro.blogspot.com/
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Hello,
I am travelling to Finland next August, and would like to know if there is
somebody from Finland on the list that can give me some information about
lace in her/his country, or anybody from another part of the world who knows
what I should not miss while being there.
Thank you very much
Hello Liz,
For me, the books by Mick Fouriscot are the best. Not only have they
beautiful laces and pictures, but also very good colour diagrams.
Cluny de
Brioudehttp://www.amazon.ca/Cluny-Brioude-Mick-Fouriscot/dp/2841670902/ref=s
r_1_5?s=booksie=UTF8qid=1283070676sr=1-5
by
Mick Fouriscot
Hello all Arachneans.
It seems that Laurie and me had the same idea in different places of the
world! I have just created a blog where I want to include information on
places where lace is made. In fact, the blog is intended for Spanish lacers,
who have very little information of this kind in
So interesting, Lorelei!
This summer I have been learning how to make Teneriffe lace, with the book
by Alex Stillwell. The difference between both is that Teneriffe is made on
a little pillow and is usually white, whereas ñanduti is made on fabric and
is colourful.
Making this lace has been for
Hello all,
I have been looking at the book Carolina mentions, and what she calls
flowers are kind of dots or round motifs, with pairs entering and
going out... And these round motifs are repeated all through the lace.
At a first sight, I couldn't see anything repeated on the lace, and I
thought
A really interesting article, Laurie. I remember having some of these
dolls when I was a child. They were so typical! Unfortunately, I don't
keep them anymore.
Congratulations for your good web page. I follow it with great interest.
Regards from Antje, in Spain.
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Hi Sister Claire,
Here in my country (Spain), we put the foot side on the left.
Good luck with your edging. I like Kortelahti very much. Her designs
are so personal and different.
Best regards from a delicious autumn day in Spain
Antje
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As far as I can see in the picture of the shawl, once she has finished the
rose ground (don't forget to cross the last pairs to close the little
square that forms the rose ground) she has to make a narrow trail of half
stitch.This narrow trail borders the rose ground area, and the tricky part
is
You can find some interesting information on how to make zig-zags in this
site: http://gwydir.demon.co.uk/jo/lace/diamonds.htm#zigzag
Regards
Antje
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Hi Miriam,
I would say you have to work it all in one. First you have to join section 1
and 2 (to form one triangle of the hexagon) and make 6 copies of this
triangle. Once you join the 6 parts, you get the complete pattern. If you
look at the picture of the finished lace, you don't see a joining
Nice article and the work you do. I especially like the last paragraph:
Bobbin lacemaking is a fine art, not a craft, Rice says. Its a
gossamerits an art in that we develop a portrait when were making the
lace. We are artists.
Best regards
Antje, in Spain.
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Hi Brian,
Although I am not able to collaborate with you, because I don't have nor use
the bobbins you are studying, I am also very grateful to read all you are
writing, as I had never thought there could be such a variety of one type of
bobbins. Thank you very much for sharing your
In most parts of Spain red was the colour used for prickings. And continues
being. In other parts of Spain, yellow has been used, also green.
Nowadays, it seems that most lacers continue using red or orange. But I
myself use blue, as I find it more relaxing for my eyes. I started using
blue after
Hello Mark,
I think that you were doing the same than me: googling for Lepoglava.
Lepoglava is in Croatia. Cipke means lace in many Slovak languages.
Have a look at this interesting video about this the lace in Lepoglava.
Scrolling down the page you will see the huge dome pillow. I suppose they
Hi Dot,
The frame is amazingly beautiful. I would make a lace fan and put it between
two pieces of glass (cut to size and shape) as it seems to me that there is
enough space for it at the back of the frame. The difficult part will be to
find a pattern that matches the space. You will probably
Yes, it certainly looks like a pattern with spiders and whole stitch
diamonds.
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Hi Jenny and interested Arachneans,
It is interesting to know that the patterns of this book from Galicia are
free to download. And that the book is a recopilation of patterns from the
area of Galicia, a very famous area for its laces. They are mostly torchon
and guipur types, and intended to be
Hello all,
As a Spanish lacer, I also want to make my small contribution to this
discussion.
Apart from what Carolina has said, there is also a tendency in Spain to take
a pattern or design (which here normally has no instructions on how to make
it), and work it in a free manner. So, you cannot
Six?
Greetings from Antje, in a sunny Spain!
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Hello Susan, and Jacquie...
Here comes some Spanish help for your inquiry.
The book is not Therese Dillmont's. You would wonder if you understood what
it says in the introduction.
As a resume, I am making a quick free translation for you:
This book is for general utility. It contains jobs
-- Forwarded message --
From: AGlez antje.gonza...@gmail.com
Date: 2011/4/3
Subject: Re: [lace] Little Urchin
To: laceandb...@aol.com
OK.. thanks for this explanation. As a non English speaker, I didn't
understand the message completely. Now I do. And I really like the little
Hello Gon,
I have got in touch with the author of the article in the OIDFA bulletin to
find out how wide the randa is. I think she has used old linen to make it.
I will tell you as soon as she answers me.
Randa is a term used in some parts of Spain to describe a type edging. In
fact, the word
I got in touch with Hinojosa Lace thanks to Carolina's pattern books. I
didn't know Carolina then, and met her through Arachne. That was many years
ago.. perhaps 10? Carolina learned to make this type of lace from one of the
few women that still knew how to make it in those times. Because this
I am also very happy to belong to this group. I have learned a lot here,
and I like its seriousness and that there is always someone out there to
give a very valuable answer. A few Spanish lacers tried to create something
similar in Spain, and had a lot of problems with the people. We finally
Hello all,
Are there any members from Norway in the list? I would like to get in touch
with you. Please, write to me privately.
Thanks a lot.
Best regards,
Antje, in sunny Spain.
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Hi Chris,
There are a few nice sail boats in Eeva Liisa Kortelahti's book Let's make
bobbin lace, ISBN 951-99922-3-5, reprinted in 1995.
The boats are inserted in a picture... I mean: it is not an isolated boat,
but it also has a sea and a sky, making a square motive.
I hope I have made myself
Hello all,
As a Spanish lacer, I can say that the pillow of the postcard is like our
vertical pillows. The bobbins are the traditional Catalonian boxwood bobbins
used all over Spain. And even the pattern is a traditional model made in
Camariñas and Almagro, a mixture of torchon and guipur.
The
Hello Alice,
A long time ago I bought an International Lace Dictionary, perfect for these
cases.
It says:
Polohod: half stitch
Platno: cloth stitch
tocena paska: meandering tape
tocenych: (must be something related to tapes, as the word has the same
start))
Reticek: plait, braid, bar
I bought
Hello Ilse,
The best place to sit is the place where you are comfortable making lace.
But as a rule, I would say that you need to rest your back always on a
surface (back of chair or of a sofa). You must feel your back relaxed.
Usually, after making lace for a while, especially if it is a new
Hi Bev and all,
After having lost very important data several times because I forgot to
backup, I am using now a program which backs up automatically. You can
download it for free at http://www.rdcomp.net/ It is called EZBack-it-up.
You can make the backups to an external hard disk or to a
Thank you so much, Tess. So beautiful drawings... and the sentences in the
center... I have downloaded it, to look at it slowly later on.
Best wishes,
Antje González (Spain)
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Correction!
I am afraid that I have made a mistake in the letter I posted this morning.
Twist and Cross is a magazine which appears every four months, with
three issues a year. I am sorry for having used the wrong word
(quarterly), which is so similar to a Spanish term that means 3 times a
year.
Hello,
But what if we wash the lace? Doesn't cotton and linen shrink differently?
Best wishes,
Antje González, in sunny but cold Spain.
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Yes, you are right Lorelei. This is a piece of the Spanish Hinojosa tape
lace.
Best regards,
Antje González, from a very cold Spain (2º below cero at this moment)!
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Hello Arlene, Bev and Alice.
As a Spanish lacer, perhaps I can answer you some questions.
The person who runs the site is a man. The information of the lace meetings
is collected mainly from the web. The pictures are made by people attending
this meetings. For more precise information about the
You are right, Bev. This is the name of the association of lacers he
created.
Best wishes.
Antje, from Spain.
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Hello Pene,
Thank you very much for your information. I have the first book and it is
really beautiful. It has such good ideas, with mixtures of threads and
forms. I suppose we will be able to buy it soon at online suppliers.
Have a good Sunday.
Antje, from Spain.
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Incredible! Thanks for the link. By the way, eliminate the final *.
Antje, from a sunny Spain.
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Hi Janet,
As far as I know, in *Palma de Mallorca (Baleares)* there is a Lace
Demonstration on the *9th of June*.
Best wishes,
Antje, in a very windy Spain.
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Hello all those interested in Spanish lace,
Sorry for not having got in touch before. But I have a good excuse: I have
been at the Diada of Arenys, and afterwards took a few days off at the
Mediterranean coast.
As Carolina has already told you, in Spain there are now so many lace
meetings, that
Hello all,
There is also a book on this lace, called Dentelle de Mirecourt, from the
editorial Didier CARPENTIER, published in 2008, with beautiful patterns and
diagrams. Also a short introduction on history. As far as I understand (I
only read French, but don't speak it), it says lace in
Hi Alice,
I have been looking at the pattern you mention and I think you can simply
join Number 2 of the first pattern with Number 3 of the second one. And
this would make the whole half lappet.
As the second pattern seems to be identical at the beginning and at the
end, it seems that the
Hello all,
The very moment I saw the Queen with this blue outfit, I thought of the
typical English blue china of Wedgewood.
Have a look at
Thank you very much, Liz, for this information. I have already printed the
pages. So, in the future, if I want to make something of the book, I will
have the corrections there.
On the other hand, although it is very probable that I never do anything of
the book, I must say that it is an excellent
Hi Sue,
I have seen this piece of lace in the Czech Republic this summer, at a
wonderful exhibition of laces from the school of Iva Proskova. The coloured
part of the motives is needle lace, or at least the original lace is. I
don't know if the pattern is on sale. Perhaps getting in touch with
I am very sad of the loss of Eva Schaefer, whom I met through Arachne, and
with whom I had lost touch a few years ago. Thanks to her, I had the
opportunity to learn a lot things related to bobbinlace. She put me in
touch with Mariña Regueiro, whose courses I have been attending for many
years. She
Hello Ann Marie,
The butterfly pattern is designed by Pam Mattioli and is included in Vuelta
y Cruz /Twist and Cross Number 2. The web site is www.vueltaycruz.es If
you want more details, I am the editor of the magazine and can inform you.
Best wishes,
Antje, from Spain.
Antje
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Hi Pam and Arachne colleagues,
Pam and I know what is going on on in many of our lacemeetings. So, no
wonder her reaction. There are indeed quite many people who sell patterns
taken from books and magazines here in Spain. A subject very difficult to
avoid and to fight, because not even the
Hello Vila,
The pattern is beautiful, and I have made a scarf from the same book, which
is made very similarly. I think there is nothing wrong in your piece of
lace. (And there wasn't either in the one you cut off, as I can see).
Number 2 is ok: you must leave the 2 edge pairs plus the guide
It is amazing! But I am sure that a very low percentage of watchers found
out the difference! Don't you think so too?
Best wishes from Antje in Spain, where spring does not want to settle down.
Antje
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Hello all,
After a busy weekend in lace meetings, I want to share with you more
complaints of some happenings in my country.
Instead of repeating all my words, I hope you don't mind to have a look at
an article I have written in my blog. Thank you very much.
Hi Brian,
Regarding your suggestion, I must explain that my magazine is only sold
printed. And what Spanish people are doing, with most books and magazines
on sale is scanning and/or photocopying them and selling them or exchanging
them for free download on the web.
To Jacquie's question why
Thank you very much for this information. I hope that the translation is
soon on sale so that we can buy it. The book looks very interesting.
Best wishes,
Antje
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I did not want to disappoint David in the first moment, so kept quiet. But
now that Lorelei and Clay have given their opinion, I agree that this piece
of lace is machine made. As Lorelei said, the cloth stitch area and the
tallies reveal that it is not hand made. Nevertheless, it is a beautiful
In Spain it is also difficult to find blue film. It is sold in lace
meetings and is very expensive. I also agree with Devon that we should
print on blue paper. It is easy to print the pattern in our home printer.
We do not need to print on cardboard, because we can put cardboard under
the blue
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It seems to be part of a poem of Dante's Inferno. Here is a translation of
the poem and some information. I imagine there must be more in the
Internet, but not easy to find.
Antje, from central Spain, where it has been snowing tonight!
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Sorry, forgot the link: http://www.dantepoliglotta.it/en/premessa-39/
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Reading this text, I understand that the poem describes a monster (Gerione),
whose body is flecked with knots and roundels of such bright colours that
they exceed the phantasmagoria of the multicoloured drapes made by Turks
and Tartars http://www.dantepoliglotta.it/en/premessa-14/, *besides the
Hello Susan,
There is a German book called Freihandspitzen von der Schwäbischen Alb,
edited by the German Kloeppelverband, which starts with very narrow edgings
with 5 -7 pairs. In fact it is a very simple edging, which you can also
find in patterns of Le Pompe and this type of laces. If you
Thank you Jean. An amazing concert!
Happy New year!
Antje, from a sunny but freezing cold center of Spain.
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At first sight, I thought they could be flutes. But after seing that the
holes are different in each stick... I think my guess is incorrect.
Then I thought the sticks can be part of a mobile that emits relaxing
sounds, kind of this:
http://www.maykaesoterismo.com/images/moviles/PERFUMES%20005.JPG
But then, David, why are there different number of holes?
Antje
González, from Spain.
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Hello Sue,
I am outside the USA and can enter with Arachne's password. There is no
difference depending on the place you live. As far as I have experienced.
Antje
González, writing from Spain.
ww.vueltaycruz.es
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Sorry Joepie and all who read my last message.
Wrong information: what I should have said is that you have to close the
session of Flickr if your name appears on it, that is, if you are logged in
with your name (you can see this on the right top of the screen) and log in
again with Arachne's ID:
Great idea. I also do it sometimes.
Regards from Antje, in Spain
ww.vueltaycruz.es
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There are about six or seven patterns for church clothes in one of
Koretelahti's books. They are lovely, and different, if you like
Korthelati's designs and don not mind it not being Bucks.
The book is Nyplättya pitsia (bobbin lace)
ISBN 951-99305-9-0
You can probably buy it directly form her or
Hello Delors,
Ann Wild has a book: http://www.ann-wild.de/Buch.html
But it does not seem to be available now. Perhaps in some other distributor.
Good luck and have a nice weekend.
Antje González
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I am a translator too and have translated two lace books into Spanish.
After that, the editor did not ask for more translations, because not many
Spanish lacemakers bought these books and it was a big expense for them.
Actually, it is an immense work to translate a lace book because it is, in
I could read it completely, as always.
Antje González, in Spain.
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Hello to all,
I am staying in Leeds from the 28th to the 31st of May and would like to
know if there are any lacemakers from this group living there and if it
would be possible to meet. It is always so nice to meet up and put faces to
the names we usually only read. Looking forward to your
Hello all,
Although my English may not be correct in many ways, I want to give my
opinion, based in what I have studied a long time ago. In fact, we can use
the word LACE in singular or plural depending on its meaning.
If we use lace (in singular), we are using the word with a collective
Hi Jery,
Thanks a lot for this nice lace story. And for all the other interesting
posts you send regularly to this list. In fact, I usually do not have
enough time to read them all! But I keep them to read in a quieter moment.
Best wishes and thanks again for all your information.
Antje
Same happens to me! I thought is was a problem of my computer. I must
always check my junk box in order not to loose any of the interesting
emails from Jeriames.
Antje González, in sunny Spain
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The messages sent by Jeri Ames, Celtic Dream Weaver and Devon go to my Junk
Box. There are no capital letters in these messages nor strange signs. It
has been happening for many weeks now, and I always mark it as no spam. But
nothing seems to change.
Thank you very much to all those who are
Hello Jeri and all,
I have just started reading this messages about Jeri's postings and I must
say that I am a bit puzzled. I cannot find the initial query, but have
found the sentence people do not read what I write on Arachne, supposedly
written by Jeri.
And the first thing that comes to my
I like all these kind of initiatives. The problem is that we cannot
participate in all of them, as we don't have enough time to make all we
want in bobbin lace!
Anyway, is there a place in this web where we can see the requirements to
make the salamander? Being able only to read the basics in
We must all be really proud and happy because, as far as I know, this is
the only list only lace related, which makes it so interesting for most of
us. There is the chat alternative for those who also want some other kind
of socializing, and it is really nice to have this option too.
Have a nice
I am also very sad to hear this piece of news. His patterns and his name
are well known by me too. Now I have an extra desire to make the
salamander: a kind of memorial to Michel Jourde. Thanks a lot to Susan who
has so kindly sent me the pattern.
Best regards.
Antje González
ww.vueltaycruz.es
Hello Jean and David.
Thank you very much for this link to the pictures in Adelaide. It is a
pleasure to be able see all what was happening there.
I like the Irish participation with all the lacey doors! So original.
Best wishes from Antje in a very hot Spain, after a nice and cool summer.
Hello to all those interested in working Jourde's salamander.
Last week somebody asked how to start the salamander. And I cannot remember
who sent this SOS. But it made me think that, as we are quite a few
interested in working it, we could form a kind of group and help each other
as we go on
Hello,
I agree with Maria: what we call in Spain Majorca bobbins are the normal
Catalan bobbins but with a pointed end. See here:
http://www.lamerceria.com/productes.asp?idsubfamilia=2 , fourth item of
the list.
What I do not know is if they were traditionally used in Majorca or if they
are
So do I. Emails from certain persons always go into my spam folder. But...
not only AOL ones. Carolina, yours went into my spam box too! Perhaps
because the message itself included the word AOL? And.. does it happen to
everybody?
Greetings from Antje, in Guadalajara (Spain)
ww.vueltaycruz.es
Congratulations on your curtains, Tess! I am also a fan of curtain-making,
although I have never made so big ones! Yours look beautiful!
Antje González
, from a cold wintery Spain.
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Hello all Arachne friends,
I have been putting some order among my lacemaking magazines and have found
some duplicates, which I would like to raffle among all those of you who
are interested. The three magazines for the raffle are old La Encajera
magazines (numbers 1, 10 and 21). I am putting a
With my preferred Christmas song, I want to wish all Arachneans a Merry
Christmas Season and a Happy New Year, in which health and love may be with
you. I also hope that you continue enjoying lacemaking as much as until
now!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S84RLgnz7Rs
Arachne is the best bobbin
Thank you very much to all of you who have participated in the raffle.
There have been 21 participants and I have 3 magazines. The three winners
are:
Number 03: Amanda Dorrell
Number 14: Tammy Padilla
Number 17: Vicky Bradford
Congratulations to you! I will send your magazines after this feast
Hello Rose,
The painting is fantastic. I love Vermeer. And to your observation I want
to add that I imagine that this system of heating was used by many people
in those times, including, possibly, lacemakers.
Here in Spain, for example, many years later (around 1950), my mother, who
was a school
I would say it is a machine made lace. The borders of the motifs look weird
to me, making me think that they are not made by hand. But I would need to
see a more enlarged picture. Does nobody else think it is machine made?
Best wishes, from Antje in Spain.
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Fantastic work, Brenda. For me your book is also a basic side table book!
It saves us lacemakers so much work! Thank you very much!
Best wishes from a cold Spain...
Antje González
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The Lace School of Idrija has recently published two books: one of narrow
tape and the second of broad tape lace, with very good technical
instructions. Well, all of the books they have published have good
technical instructions.
But, if you want to learn and follow the steps to their technique,
Alison Tolson, in the UK, also paints beautiful bobbins, commemorative too.
http://www.alisontolson.co.uk/
Antje González, Spain
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Hello all,
I have been speaking with Alison Tolson and she can supply all the types of
bobbins listed and will be able to supply tatting shuttles too. She can
take payment by PayPal and as an alternative, credit or debit card can be
used via her Etsy shop. She ships worldwide. She paints lovely
I think we tend to work best with the bobbins we are used to work with. In
my case, Spanish continentals, which most of you may find too big. Mine are
10,5cm long and woodbox.
The first course I did of a technique different to torchon (many years ago)
was a Tonder course. I had been told that
Yes, Mariña's book has been published a few years ago. This is the book:
http://www.roseground.com/images/product/e2af6568c737eb554f12fc6122b19721.jpg
I think it is fantastic.
Barbara Fay sells it. But I don't know about distributors in the USA. In
case you do not find it, get in touch with
I love the feeling of pinning on wool layers. Much better than using
Styrofoam or other synthetic material. It's true that these pillows made of
wool blankets are heavy and not appropriate for travelling. But I don't
travel with them anyway, so for me they are the best choice!
Interesting this
And why not photocopy in colour, keeping the practical brown background?
Then you would not need to make all that extra work of eliminating it and
would not have to use the blue film. Well, I would do that.
Greetings from Spain, where summer temperatures have come too early!
Antje González
What a good question! I see that we all have the same storage problems!
I have kept changing the way I store my bobbins, and now I have them in
transparent plastic boxes (in fact, those for chocolates of Ferrero-Rocher,
http://idealgift.com.my/add-on-gifts/ferrero-t16.html). They are the
perfect
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