-Original Message-
From: David C COLLYER
Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2013 11:12 PM
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] Russian Lace Tour June 2014
Hello all
Win Lambert has asked me to advise that the Tour that David has forwarded
is to take place THIS YEAR 2013 . and NOT 2014
The Australian Lace Guild runs Correspondence Courses in Torchon , Bucks and
Needlelace .
But they are Snail mail not internet based.
Visit their Web site for more information.
Dawn Howell
-Original Message-
From: Valhalla Bee Farm
Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2013 1:49 AM
To: Lace
I make a piece of cardboard with small slits in the side. The size depends
on how much thread there is.
Then I wind the thread onto the cardboard, usually about 6 strands at a time
and put the ends in the slits. Keep the the cardboard in a bag with the
original reel. You can write what the
Anna
The Lace Study Centre at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is a must.
If you book ahead they will bring out any examples of Lace from their
collection that you are interested in and you can study them at your
leisure. They have all the whiz bang equipment for doing this including a
Other threads to consider that have a range of colours are
Gutterman 100% cotton
Aurifil Mako
Presencia Algodon
When I started using colour and needed a wide pallette I purchased about 50
shades of the Gutterman from an ebay store in the USA.
Even with Postage this was a lot cheaper than
Hello Elizabeth
I met you at the Arachne lunch.
I am so glad you enjoyed the Convention. I certainly had a wonderful time.
It is great to meet other Lacemakers.
If you ever come to Australia then please make yourself known to me and have
a visit.
Cheers
Dawn in cold and drizzly Melbourne.
Hello all
I am planning a trip to Europe next year with a friend. We are attending the
Tonder Festival in Denmark and the OIDFA Congress in Slovenia.
We have about 10 days to fill in travelling by train from Hamburg on June 10th
to Ljubliana on June 20th.
Can anyone suggest some must see lace
Hello
I have been busy all this week helping to run the Australian Lace Guild
annual Conference in Melbourne Australia.
We have 90 people attending in total.
There are five classes : Florence Quinette from France teaching Bayeaux
Lace
Pat Milne -
The Australian Lace Guild was formed in 1979.
Dawn Howell
-Original Message-
From: Devon Thein
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2018 2:41 AM
To: lacelijst -
Subject: [lace] Oldest lace group
I am thinking/writing about the impact of the lace organizations in
transmitting lacemaking skills.
OK Devon, you have uncovered me. I confess that I am purplenana6.
I started using Instagram a couple of years ago because that was the
platform my children were using. I find it useful as a visual diary for
myself and family especially when travelling. (I do have a catsitter in my
house when
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