"There are so many polys it is enough to make your head spin!! From what I've been able to find doing a google search sounds as if ethafoam is used more often for packaging and other purposes, and not as rigid. I think this is…"
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Carolyn Hastings replied to Laura French's discussion Pillow Pointers? in the group Tools and EquipmentCarolyn Hastings replied to Laura French's discussion Pillow Pointers? in the group Tools and Equipment"Not to beat this horse until it is dead, but some places have understood what it was when I just called it "hard insulation" and mentioned it comes in sheets. Usually it is in the lumber section. It is not easy to shape.…"
Carolyn Hastings replied to Laura French's discussion Pillow Pointers? in the group Tools and Equipment"For what it's worth, I went yesterday to buy some ethafoam, and Home Depot immediately recognized the term I used: Builder's Foam.
Carolyn"
Carolyn Hastings replied to Joseph's discussion Worker and cover cloths in the group Tools and Equipment"Lovely! Thanks for the tips."
Carolyn Hastings replied to Joan Williams Near's discussion Proficiency Program Point Ground in the group Point Ground Laces"That is what I had hoped to find. I have more general questions at this point than I do questions specific to Buckspoint."
Carolyn Hastings replied to Joan Williams Near's discussion Proficiency Program Point Ground in the group Point Ground Laces"The link above **is** the link to the thread for Torchon Proficiency."
Carolyn Hastings replied to Joan Williams Near's discussion Proficiency Program Point Ground in the group Point Ground Laces"Maybe Lorelei will add more information. I looked, and couldn't find a group. But she wrote this post in 2012 (and no replies): http://laceioli.ning.com/group/torchon/forum/topics/torchon-proficiency-program"
Carolyn Hastings replied to Joan Williams Near's discussion Magic Thread in the group Point Ground Laces"Devon, I've heard for so many years about the magic thread, and never understood. You wrote this almost 3 years ago, but it is a huge help! Crystal clear."
Carolyn Hastings replied to Joan Williams Near's discussion Proficiency Program Point Ground in the group Point Ground Laces"I have completed sample #1, and begun work on sample #2. Sample #2 is a challenge for me, since it requires substitution of the original grounds in two of the motifs. I'm pretty handicapped doing anything close to drawing, but the…"
"Your idea is a good one. I haven't created a group for each of IOLI's proficiency programs, but instead I have created a page within the IOLI group for each program. Look here, under the logo in the left…"
Carolyn Hastings replied to Joan Williams Near's discussion Proficiency Program in the group Point Ground Laces"I know this discussion took place years ago, but as I'm just starting (with great trepidation) I thought I would add a comment. Joan did you ever do this? Anyone else? Or, anyone interested in giving it a try?
Carolyn"
Carolyn Hastings replied to Joan Williams Near's discussion Proficiency Program in the group Point Ground Laces"Yes"
Carolyn Hastings left a comment for Administrator"Hello Lorelei, I wonder if you might consider establishing a group for IOLI Proficiency? This was suggested to me as a possibility you might allow, and was one of the reasons I joined laceioli.
My interest in the group is to encourage lacemakers…"
Barbara Gordon left a comment for Carolyn Hastings"Hi Carolyn. Welcome, and I will be waiting to here what type of lace you make or are wanting to learn to make.
Barbara"
"Carolyn
Welcome. While Devon's word is as good as gold, there is no need. Membership approval exists so I can keep out con artists and people who want to use us for advertizing. But please do read all the NOTES. They explain our policies, and…"
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- What is your primary lace interest? Check more than one.
- lace maker, collector, lace historian
- What kinds of lace do you make or collect?
- Buckspoint, Flanders, Biche, Beds, etc.
- What kinds of lace do you want to learn?
- More about the above
- Tell us more about your lace interests.
- I don't have any photo sharing site, website, or blog.
- Give us titles of lace books or articles you have written, that you want us to know about.
- Sorry, not yet an expert enough to do that.
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- At 4:43pm on July 16, 2015,
Administrator said…
Your idea is a good one. I haven't created a group for each of IOLI's proficiency programs, but instead I have created a page within the IOLI group for each program. Look here, under the logo in the left column
http://laceioli.ning.com/group/international-organization-of-lace-inc
The links are repeated in the 2nd column under the icons/avatars of the members, in the section PAGES. Each page allows comments, so it functions like a group. Members can post photos and so forth. I have also added a link in each relevant group to the IOLI proficienty program. So BOBBIN MADE TAPE LACES has a link to the IOLI tape lace proficiency program page. The TORCHON group has 2 links, since there is a torchon technical proficienty and a torchon mastery program. Etc.
So far I only have a detailed description of the point ground program, taken from the DISCUSSION you found in the POINT GROUND group. Since we are almost on top of the convention I doubt I will get an answer if I write to the IOLI officer in charge. Remind me after convention and I will start asking for details. If you are going to convention perhaps you could corner the person in charge of that area of IOLI's activity and collect some information for us.
Lorelei
- At 10:11pm on July 12, 2015, Barbara Gordon said…
Hi Carolyn. Welcome, and I will be waiting to here what type of lace you make or are wanting to learn to make.
Barbara
- At 5:06pm on July 12, 2015,
Carolyn
Welcome. While Devon's word is as good as gold, there is no need. Membership approval exists so I can keep out con artists and people who want to use us for advertizing. But please do read all the NOTES. They explain our policies, and how the software works. Join any groups that interest you. We do have one for IDENTIFICATION-HISTORY, one for BINCHE and the other continental straight laces, one for POINT GROUND LACE (includes Bucks) and one for BEDS. Take some time to explore. The opening page of each group has a recommended book list and links to photos. If you know of good books that aren't listed, please write a book review, and I will add your recommendation to the list for that subject matter.
If you have any questions about the site, contact me and I'll try to help.
Lorelei
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