I haven't started or finished any pieces for myself lately.
But I did do an adaptation of a Torchon book mark from some Japanese book I
can't remember which. I have been teaching a 4-H group (some girls and some
mothers) lacemaking. I needed an easy enough pattern with a sewing edge and
they
Jenny,
I have done some turning using both my 'small set' of tools and my regular
set. I use the larger ones almost exclusively, as the smaller ones vibrate
too much. I don't think it is the 'quality' of the set both are comparable in
quality and cost me a 'small fortune'.
Just don't try to
Hello Spiders
I'm not lacing at my pillow much, Tamara's Durga Ma is still waiting for its
veil and necklace.
I'm lacing more at the computer. Improved the BobbinWork software a little,
you can find the latest version (of today) at
http://www.xs4all.nl/~falkink/lace/eval-EN.html perhaps you
Hello Jo,
I hope that with such splendid user guide, the Bobbinwork software will
be more affordable for me... I only need some time to seat before the PC
and play with it!
Thanks so much.
Carolina. Barcelona. Spain.
--
Carolina de la Guardia
http://www.geocities.com/carolgallego
Witch
So what is everybody else up to?
The list *has* been quiet lately. I wondered if
everyone was taking a holiday.
My main efforts are completing preparations for the
Pacific Northwest Conference next month. However,
since I didn't want to concentrate on starting a new
project, I pulled
I have started my first multi coloured piece
A Jenny version of Jean Barrett's CD
It will be the first time I have done French Fans, hanging in and
tossing out, circular piece.
I am also (finally) getting back to making some more midland bobbins
and wishing I lived in a big town so that I
