[lace] anniversary.

[Sharon Whiteley]

I too found Arachne in 1996, in about August of that year.  I remember 
when I first discovered it.  I had typed in "lace" in the browser and 
was shocked to get a lot of porno web-sites :)  Luckily arachne did 
appear too and I've belonged ever since.   It was a real thrill just to 
know there was other lacer's out there, I had never met any for the 
first 15 yr s. that I made lace.  A year later and we moved up Island to 
Courtenay /Comox  the home of The Denman and District Lace Club.  I have 
often posted questions for my fellow club members over the years and 
printed off tips that I thought they might find of interest.  It's been 
a wonderful resource and I've made a couple of good e-pals along the 
way.  Speaking of the Denman Club, starting on May 6th of this year we 
are hosting a 3 day lace getaway to celebrate our club's 100th 
anniversary :)  Quite an achievement :)   Sharon ..on sunny, but windy, 
Vancouver Island.


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[lace] anniversary

[Rick & Sharon Whiteley]

It’s hard to believe it’s 23 yrs. already :)  I joined Arachne about 6
months after it’s beginning  and remember when I first found it.  I was very
new to the internet and I typed simply “lace” into the search engine.
That was an eye opener because most sites with the key word were about sexy
clothes and also mildly pornographic..Frederick’s of Hollywood stuff.
However Arachne did pop up too and I joined immediately.  What a thrill to  be
able to tap into such a valuable helpful source.  Up until then I had never
met another lace maker. I was completely self taught and Arachne definitely
filled in the blanks.  And yes David, I do remember Susan from Tennessee :)
What a piece of work.  I think she/he has been the only person actually kicked
off Arachne.  I also remember having a real chuckle over Tamara’s problem
with her ever darkening monitor :)  Well, it’s been a fun 23 yrs. and I’d
like to thank everyone for all the wonderful knowledge they’ve shared over
the years.  Sharon on Vancouver Island

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Re: [lace] Anniversary

[sof]

Me too, I think I joined arachne in 2002.

Sof


Le 14/04/2018 à 15:02, Ilske Thomsen a écrit :

If I am right it was 2002 that I joined arachne but I am not sure. And I still 
like it to be a member.

Ilske



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Re: [lace] Anniversary

[Ilske Thomsen]

If I am right it was 2002 that I joined arachne but I am not sure. And I still 
like it to be a member.

Ilske

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Re: [lace] Anniversary

[Adele Shaak]

I’ve been on Arachne since 1996 - just about the beginning. I will always 
remember the excitement of reading the many, many pages of messages that came 
every day in my digest. So much information, and I wanted to print it all out! 
I had been making lace in a vacuum - none of my friends or relatives had a 
clue, so all that talk was an exotic, extraordinary experience. 

I do miss the old Arachne, but that level of excitement just couldn’t continue 
and it would be hard to take if it did. I understand the lure of Facebook, and 
it’s a great advantage that you can upload photos together with your message. 
I’ve been told Facebook is old, Twitter is getting past it, and Instagram is 
the best right now, but I don’t understand how Twitter and Instagram are better 
for our purposes than Facebook - or even good old Arachne. We need the ability 
to write long, involved messages.

Adele


> 
> How many of us are still here on Arachne?
> I remember when Arachne was THE place to be.  Now it's hard to keep up with
> the latest social media site.  It's almost a part-time job trying to
> understand and then use social media.  Just when I'm beginning to understand
> FB, I find out that it is antiquated--that Twitter is 'the' thing.ARGH!
>  

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Re: [lace] Anniversary ideas for a small guild? Thank you!

[Osgood Martha]

Wow.  These celebration ideas are deeply appreciated! Will ya look at their
creativity, warmth and meaningfulness!! These warm ideas can lead to more
connections among lacemakers, AND make memories that can be rekindled each
following year. Thank you each very, very much!
Martha Osgood
Eugene, Oregon
Oregon Trail Lacemakers


> —
> A commemorative bobbin and an afternoon or morning tea/get together. Have a
cake to share and perhaps a small snack and tea/coffee or if you are daring
and don't need to drive a glass of bubbles.
> ~ Anna Binnie who is currently re-organising her craft room and
rediscovering 'treasures' in a cold Sydney

> —
> i would offer participating in the bookmark exchange as a way to be involved
and enjoying lacing.
> Hugs, Lin Hudren and the Mali

> —
> We celebrate in several ways but the one I like is to have a commerative
bobbin with name and date, we have had our Coral anniversary that we
celebrated that way.
> Sue Harvey, Norfolk, UK

> —
> I agree with Sue, and our regional guild often uses Chris Parsons (UK), who
can provide a painted bobbin based on your picture, or Richard Worthen(US) for
hand-turned and pyrographed bobbins.
> Clay Blackwell

> —
> I belong to Silvergate Lacers in the San Diego area and last October we
celebrated our 40th anniversary.  We had commemorative bobbins, a cake and a
pot luck lunch.  I was unfortunately absent but the photos look like I missed
a good time.  We also had a member who had tee shirts machine embroidered with
our logo.  She donated the shirts and we paid only $5 for the embroidery.
Great deal.
> Janice Blair,  Murrieta, CA, jblace.com 
> —
> For your anniversary, if you know of a lace expert within a reasonable
distance from you, perhaps you could invite her to come and share her
expertise, especially if you can offer her meals and a place to stay
overnight.  Also, some women who have been lacing a long time have acquired
interesting things, like lace, books, equipment (they will have some of those
anniversary bobbins others have recommended), table favors - acquired at a
national or regional meetings of IOLI - that your members may never have seen.
Each member could bring what is special to the meeting - to discuss.
>
> Sometimes I like to bring a large piece of figural lace to people who have
never seen any.  It can spark a nice discussion to go with tea and cake.
These laces show animals and people, or interpret old art masterpieces - in
lace.  I have collected articles about the original art to go with these
laces, giving them provenance.  One of my figural laces was purchased from
Nancy Evans, who is a lace dealer - in your state.  Very few books show them.
Mine are made by bobbins, needle, crochet hook.
>
> Do you have demonstrators?  If so, why not contact an appropriate place
(museum?), explain you are celebrating the anniversary of the founding of your
lace group, and reach out - offer to demonstrate.  Be sure to bring along lace
information that might result in attracting new members, including your recent
press coverage.
>
> Does your local university have textile-related classes?  You could position
your group on their radar, and offer support.  Perhaps there is a costume
collection there, and you can arrange to view it?  A few years ago, my
assigned roommate at a Costume Society of America annual meeting in Boston was
from a university in Oregon.  She was V.P. of the CSA!  Professional.
Competent.
>
> Read your IOLI Members Handbook.  Make sure you are in contact with all
other lace groups in your state.  Name a member of your group to keep
communications flowing.
>
> Do Oregon Lace Guilds interface with each other?  Another idea might be to
hire a minivan and go to a meeting of a larger lace guild in Oregon.  I
realize that Oregon is very large, and driving distances are a problem when
you'd like to meet others.  Our Lacemakers of Maine has a member who lives in
New Brunswick Canada - a very long distance from our meetings.  She and her
husband come down, maybe once a year to visit for a couple days.  One of our
members offers them a place to stay.  She concentrates on lace and her lace
friends; he disappears to pursue his interests and also does a few repairs in
the hostess's house, for which she is most grateful.
>
> Here are a couple things to search on your computer:
>   Nancy Evans - Lace  Nancy Evans, Legacy Lace
>   www.portlandlacesociety.com/calendar.html

>
> Jeri Ames in Maine USA
> Lace and Embroidery Resource Center

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[lace] Anniversary ideas for a small guild?

[Janice Blair]

I belong to Silvergate Lacers in the San Diego area and last October we
celebrated our 40th anniversary.  We had commemorative bobbins, a cake and a
pot luck lunch.  I was unfortunately absent but the photos look like I missed
a good time.  We also had a member who had tee shirts machine embroidered
with our logo.  She donated the shirts and we paid only $5 for the
embroidery. Great deal.Janice Janice Blair Murrieta, CA, jblace.com

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Re: [lace] Anniversary ideas for a small guild?

[Jeriames]

Dear Martha,

On March 23rd, and again today, I sent you long private messages to  help
you with lace public relations and celebrations.  Your address is  Comcast,
and I am not sure you are receiving mail from AOL.  If you  are not, please
request someone you know to be a go-between, and I'll  resend my letters
through her.

Jeri Ames in Maine USA
Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
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ma...@comcast.net writes:

We’re ..  a small guild, and some .. members are not able to be as active
as they’d  like.  We’d still like to do something to acknowledge our
(non-zero)  anniversary as a charter member of IOLI.  Can .. you share little
things  we could do that would be warm, welcoming, cheerful and celebratory?
Do
.. you  have special traditions you have developed for this annual
celebration?   How do you mark this day as special?

Martha Osgood, Eugene,  Oregon

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Re: [lace] Anniversary ideas for a small guild?

[Anna Binnie]

A commemorative bobbin and an afternoon or morning tea/get together. 
Have a cake to share and perhaps a small snack and tea/coffee or if you 
are daring and don't need to drive a glass of bubbles.


Anna who is currently re-organising her craft room and rediscovering 
'treasures' in a cold Sydney


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Re: [lace] Anniversary ideas for a small guild?

[Clay Blackwell]

Martha, I agree with Sue, and our regional guild often uses Chris Parsons (UK), 
who can provide a painted bobbin based on your picture, or Richard Worthen(US) 
for hand-turned and pyrographed bobbins.  

Clay

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> On Apr 10, 2017, at 1:28 PM, Sue Harvey  wrote:
> 
> Hello Martha,
> We celebrate in several ways but the one I like is to have a commerative 
> bobbin with name and date, we have had our Coral anniversary that we 
> celebrated that way.
> Sue Harvey
> Norfolk 
> UK 
> 
> 
> Sent from my iPad
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Re: [lace] Anniversary ideas for a small guild?

[Sue Harvey]

Hello Martha,
We celebrate in several ways but the one I like is to have a commerative bobbin 
with name and date, we have had our Coral anniversary that we celebrated that 
way.
Sue Harvey
Norfolk 
UK 


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[lace] Anniversary ideas for a small guild?

[Osgood Martha]

Hi Lacers,

We’re still a small guild (ahem - for a while), and some of our members are not 
able to be as active as they’d like.  But we’d still like to do something to 
acknowledge our (non-zero) anniversary as a charter member of IOLI.

Can any of you share little things we could do that would be warm, welcoming, 
cheerful and celebratory? Do any of you have special traditions you have 
developed for this annual celebration? How do you mark this day as special?

Thanks in advance,

Martha Osgood
Eugene, Oregon

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Re: [lace] anniversary logo

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 Carolinadgg carolina...@aol.com wrote: 
This put my mind to think about designing something in Witchstitch  lace  (
also  called Hinojosa lace) I shared it with the list and this was the result:

Hi, Carolina
I remember this spider.  It's really quite nice.  It is abstract enough that I 
can enjoy it (I am a biologist but I loathe spiders).  Thanks so much for 
posting it, the first time and now again.

Robin P.
Los Angeles, California, USA
robinl...@socal.rr.com

Parvum leve mentes capiunt
(Little things amuse little minds)

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[lace] anniversary

[Alex Stillwell]

Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2013 09:27:54 -0400
From: Malvary Cole malva...@sympatico.ca
Subject: Re: [lace] anniversary

One suggestion that flew by and wasn't commented on, was a mouse pad.  I
don't think they will go out of style for a while like the flash
drive/memory stick/thumb drive might.

Hi Malvery

I like it, especially as I need a new one. Pity the date is so far away.

Happy lacemaking

Alex

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Re: [lace] anniversary

[suebabbs]

The Lace Guild used to sell a wonderful mouse mat - with the mouse made of tape 
lace printed on it 



Sue 

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[lace] anniversary

[Alex Stillwell]

Hi Arachnids

Transfers can be made for ironing onto fabric.  Then they could be used on
cover cloths, T-shirts etc. no matter our type of lace we could use them
Again, these would be light, easy and inexpensive to post. The person having
the job of posting all these items needs to be thought of. How quick and easy
will the item be to pack.  Suppliers are used to the logistics of this job. We
have had one supplier offering her services and it may be possible to others.

Happy lacemaking

Alex

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Re: [lace] anniversary logo

[Lyn Bailey]

I think logistically we can do all sorts of things, although it would be 
nice to have a unifying logo.  Who will come up with this logo?  And if 
there is more than one suggestion, how will it be chosen, or will we again 
have a choice.  With all the creative talent on this list, I am sure there 
are several more than capable of the job.  Evidently there were other logos 
for Arachne on anniversaries past.  Could someone take a picture of what 
there was and post it?


Lyn from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA, where the first lawn fertilizer for 
spring has to be put on a dry lawn, and then rained on within 3 days.  That 
may be snow, here.  Will it never warm up?  High today 45F 6.5C


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Re: [lace] anniversary

[Malvary Cole]

One suggestion that flew by and wasn't commented on, was a mouse pad.  I 
don't think they will go out of style for a while like the flash 
drive/memory stick/thumb drive might.


Of course - the mouse pad doesn't get seen by others so we aren't 'spreading 
the word', but this is OUR anniversary and doesn't necessarily have to be 
advertising as well.  A mouse pad plus a design to be added to something of 
our choice would be a good compromise.  Not everyone uses bobbins, cover 
cloths, etc.


Malvary in Ottawa where we are just clearing up after our most recent snow 
storm and more flurries are forecast, but supposed to be up to +3 over the 
weekend (-9 at the moment)


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Re: [lace] anniversary logo

[Tamara P Duvall]

Trying again. When I tried yesterday, I was told my message was rejected as 
spam...

On Mar 20, 2013, at 8:55 PM, Liz and Ken Roberts wrote:

 How about commemorative name tags?
 
 Or maybe someone on the list (with more knowledge and talent than I)would be
 willing to design a small piece of commemorative lace that we could each work
 for ourselves?  

Some 10 years ago, Lenka Suchanek (then a member of Arachne list), designed a 
logo for us -- a drawing of an @ sign, with a spider in its center, to be made 
in lace of one's choice. This being during the time when my lacemaking mind was 
still working fine, I made a pricking using that drawing as my basis, and made 
a lace piece (kinda-sorta Milanese) on the pricking. Since the pricking is 
mine, not Lenka's, I don't think there could be any copyright objection to my 
sharing it with everyone who'd like to use it. 

I'd be happy to make it -- and a photo of the lace -- available, but someone 
else would have to do the uploading. All I'm able to do is e-mail the pricking 
(and not today, either; it has to be clear-copied. These days, it's a major 
project, requiring lots of concentration, and therefore slow) and the photo to 
someone willing to do the posting. There's no way I'd be able to learn how to 
upload to Flicker or wherever we're posting. 

On Mar 22, 2013, at 9:18 AM, Lyn Bailey wrote:

 I think logistically we can do all sorts of things, although it would be nice 
 to have a unifying logo.  Who will come up with this logo?  And if there is 
 more than one suggestion, how will it be chosen, or will we again have a 
 choice.  With all the creative talent on this list, I am sure there are 
 several more than capable of the job.  Evidently there were other logos for 
 Arachne on anniversaries past.  Could someone take a picture of what there 
 was and post it?
 
 Lyn from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA, 

-- 
Tamara P Duvallhttp://t-n-lace.net/
Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)

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Re: [lace] anniversary logo

[Bev Walker]

Hello Tamara (and everyone) (sent once only to T., oops)

I think that using an iteration of Lenka's design is a great idea. I'm sure
she would approve even if we used the original - that was the purpose of
her design and it was freely posted at the time. As I recall the spider did
look like a spider.
You will surely receive lots of offers to post - here is mine.

On Fri, Mar 22, 2013 at 8:16 AM, Tamara P Duvall t...@rockbridge.net wrote:



 Some 10 years ago, Lenka Suchanek (then a member of Arachne list),
 designed a logo for us -- a drawing of an @ sign, with a spider in its
 center, to be made in lace of one's choice. This being during the time when
 my lacemaking mind was still working fine, I made a pricking using that
 drawing as my basis, and made a lace piece (kinda-sorta Milanese) on the
 pricking. Since the pricking is mine, not Lenka's, I don't think there
 could be any copyright objection to my sharing it with everyone who'd like
 to use it.


-- 
Bev in sunny frosty Shirley BC, near Sooke on beautiful Vancouver Island,
west coast of Canada

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Re: [lace] anniversary logo

[Carolinadgg]

Hello all,
Speaking of lurkers...
I am usually a lurker  excepting those few times I think I can contribute
 to the list. There are not so many because of language (this there has been
talking yet) and because the expertise of the members are just wider than
mine.
 I am member of Arachne since year 1999 or 2000 , I do not remember exactly
now if it was Janice Blair who made a spider that shared with the list with a
sign of @.
This put my mind to think about designing something in Witchstitch  lace  (
also  called Hinojosa lace) I shared it with the list and this was the result:
 http://carolgallego.com/arachne.html
Tamara,  you were speaking of this design, not from Lenka .In fact I do not
remember Lenka's.
Regards .

Carolina. Barcelona. Spain
www.carolgallego.com

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El 22/03/2013, a las 16:16, Tamara P Duvall t...@rockbridge.net escribió:

 Trying again. When I tried yesterday, I was told my message was rejected as
spam...

 On Mar 20, 2013, at 8:55 PM, Liz and Ken Roberts wrote:

 How about commemorative name tags?

 Or maybe someone on the list (with more knowledge and talent than I)would
be
 willing to design a small piece of commemorative lace that we could each
work
 for ourselves?

 Some 10 years ago, Lenka Suchanek (then a member of Arachne list), designed
a logo for us -- a drawing of an @ sign, with a spider in its center, to be
made in lace of one's choice. This being during the time when my lacemaking
mind was still working fine, I made a pricking using that drawing as my basis,
and made a lace piece (kinda-sorta Milanese) on the pricking. Since the
pricking is mine, not Lenka's, I don't think there could be any copyright
objection to my sharing it with everyone who'd like to use it.

 I'd be happy to make it -- and a photo of the lace -- available, but someone
else would have to do the uploading. All I'm able to do is e-mail the pricking
(and not today, either; it has to be clear-copied. These days, it's a major
project, requiring lots of concentration, and therefore slow) and the photo to
someone willing to do the posting. There's no way I'd be able to learn how to
upload to Flicker or wherever we're posting.

 On Mar 22, 2013, at 9:18 AM, Lyn Bailey wrote:

 I think logistically we can do all sorts of things, although it would be
nice to have a unifying logo.  Who will come up with this logo?  And if there
is more than one suggestion, how will it be chosen, or will we again have a
choice.  With all the creative talent on this list, I am sure there are
several more than capable of the job.  Evidently there were other logos for
Arachne on anniversaries past.  Could someone take a picture of what there was
and post it?

 Lyn from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA,

 --
 Tamara P Duvallhttp://t-n-lace.net/
 Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)

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Re: [lace] anniversary logo

[Bev Walker]

Hello Carolina and everyone

Thank you for reminding us of your a witch stitch @ spider!
But I had Lenka's design on file for a while then did some housecleaning -
glad that Tamara has her version.

There are a few other spider designs collected at the Lace Fairy site
although not all links still work. Jacqui Southworth made a dandy spider
also with an @ for a body, in Honiton lace.
http://lace.lacefairy.com/Lace/LaceRefrenceLinks.html

On Fri, Mar 22, 2013 at 8:53 AM, Carolinadgg carolina...@aol.com wrote:


 This put my mind to think about designing something in Witchstitch  lace  (
 also  called Hinojosa lace) I shared it with the list and this was the
 result:
  http://carolgallego.com/arachne.html


-- 
Bev in Shirley BC, near Sooke on beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of
Canada

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Re: [lace] anniversary logo

[Carolinadgg]

oh yes, it was from Jacqui Southwork not Janice Blair. Thanks Bev.
Is there any picture from Lenka's?. I do not remember it a all.

Carolina from a sunny Mojacar, S.E. Spain

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El 22/03/2013, a las 17:18, Bev Walker walker.b...@gmail.com escribió:

 Hello Carolina and everyone

 Thank you for reminding us of your a witch stitch @ spider!
 But I had Lenka's design on file for a while then did some housecleaning -
glad that Tamara has her version.

 There are a few other spider designs collected at the Lace Fairy site
although not all links still work. Jacqui Southworth made a dandy spider also
with an @ for a body, in Honiton lace.
 http://lace.lacefairy.com/Lace/LaceRefrenceLinks.html

 On Fri, Mar 22, 2013 at 8:53 AM, Carolinadgg carolina...@aol.com wrote:

 This put my mind to think about designing something in Witchstitch  lace
(
 also  called Hinojosa lace) I shared it with the list and this was the
result:
  http://carolgallego.com/arachne.html

 --
 Bev in Shirley BC, near Sooke on beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of
Canada

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Re: [lace] anniversary logo

[Bev Walker]

I have been looking online and do not find one yet.
This was from early in the arachne list, even before the archives.

On Fri, Mar 22, 2013 at 9:22 AM, Carolinadgg carolina...@aol.com wrote:

 oh yes, it was from Jacqui Southwork not Janice Blair. Thanks Bev.
 Is there any picture from Lenka's?. I do not remember it a all.


-- 
Bev who will keep looking for Lenka's arachne design in Shirley BC, near
Sooke on beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of Canada

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[Janis Savage]

I think that is a lovely design Carolina.
It is maybe a bit big to go onto a bobbin, pin, flash drive etc., but I like 
it.


Janis in South Africa
Where the leaves are starting to fall from the trees but this autumn is just 
as hot as the summer has been.


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This put my mind to think about designing something in Witchstitch  lace (
also  called Hinojosa lace) I shared it with the list and this was the 
result:

http://carolgallego.com/arachne.html

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Re: [lace] anniversary logo

[Liz and Ken Roberts]

I like this design!  It looks like it could be very versatile and it is so
lacy it is not quite as icky as a real spider!  I'm not sure if as a beginner
I would be able to work it, but I think I could try, with a little help.

Liz in sloppy wet and snowy Missouri.



 I am member of Arachne since year 1999 or 2000 , I do not remember exactly
ow if it was Janice Blair who made a spider that shared with the list with a
ign of @.
his put my mind to think about designing something in Witchstitch  lace  (
lso  called Hinojosa lace) I shared it with the list and this was the result:
http://carolgallego.com/arachne.html
amara,  you were speaking of this design, not from Lenka .In fact I do not
emember Lenka's.
egards .
Carolina. Barcelona. Spain
ww.carolgallego.com
 Some 10 years ago, Lenka Suchanek (then a member of Arachne list), designed
 logo for us -- a drawing of an @ sign, with a spider in its center, to be
ade in lace of one's choice. This being during the time when my lacemaking
ind was still working fine, I made a pricking using that drawing as my basis,
nd made a lace piece (kinda-sorta Milanese) on the pricking. Since the
ricking is mine, not Lenka's, I don't think there could be any copyright
bjection to my sharing it with everyone who'd like to use it.

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Re: [lace] anniversary logo

[Tamara P Duvall]

Scans of the lace and the pricking have gone to Clay Blackwell (thanks, Clay! 
And thanks, Bev, for offering, but Clay offered first g), who said she'd 
upload them to Flickr, so everyone will be able to see them. 

It was *definitely* Lenka's design. I have Jacqui's spider -- she made me a 
brooch with it. I still wear it sometimes, though it gets tedious having to 
explain to everyone no, I didn't make it; I can't make anything that fie. And 
I printed off Carolina's at the time it was first posted, so I know which one 
is whose. 

Both Jacqui's design and Carolina's use the same concept: a lacy spider, with 
an @ for its belly. Lenka's is the other way around: an @ sign, with a spider 
in the center of the a. I can't remember whether hers had a web; mine does. 
Hers might not have had it, because she was designing for wire, which would 
have held the shape without any help. Mine's made in thread, and needed more 
structure.

-- 
Tamara P Duvallhttp://t-n-lace.net/
Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)

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[lace] anniversary

[Lorelei Halley]

Definitely, Thanks to both Liz and Avital for their work on arachne.
Lorelei

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