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I would like to purchase a lace pillow like a cookie shape as I like to do roundals, also I do lengths of laces and would love to have the roller part too. I have seen them on the internet both…Continue
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Laurie Waters has a very substantial EVENTS list on lacenews.
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Thank you. That is a Tamari Thread Ball I made.
Thanks for the Cowper & Newton link! I know what I'm going to spend my time reading through today. :)
Selena, I joined Lacioli only last week and with the holidays and all, I really haven't had a chance to add to my page. I do not have any pictures of my work. In the past I have knitted, crocheted, tatted, needlepoint and cross stitch, along with embroidery and sewing. I saw a demonstration of bobbin lace making in October and became determined to learn it. I have been gathering supplies and reading. Two days ago I received my first kit and am practicing half stitch and whole stitch. :) Maybe I'll have something soon. Thank you for responding to my post and questions. I see from your pictures that you do beautiful work. Jeanette (Jeannie ,to my friends and I will count you as one).
Thanks Selena, Yes it took about 75 hours to do the lace.
What a georgeous picture of your forest!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOW!!!!! so different to our forest here in Costa Rica. How beautifull our mother earth is....
Hi Selena Maria,
Thank you for the welcome. I have done a few things with Romanian point lace and sometimes the hardest part is getting the crochet cord right. I just finished a vest with Romanian Point Lace embelishment and I will post pictures soon.
Thanks again.
I have a picasa account and discovered that a lot of Spanish lacemakers have accounts there. Periodically I get a notice about new posts. They seem to love having lace days in some city nearly every weekend during the warm months. Hundreds (maybe thousands) of lace makers show up. And they love to take pictures of what everybody else is doing. Through this means I've discovered what kinds of lace are being made in Spain. It is fascinating, and quite different from the U.S. Here only a tiny fraction of the population makes bobbin lace, and it is hard to find someone who has even heard about it. Different countries, different traditions and practice. It fascinates me.
I remember seeing the watermelon pillow with carrot bobbins. It was hilarious.
My handmade stuff is at www.heavenstobetsyonetsy.etsy.com.
But none of my lace work. Another site is Pinterest.com. A lot of free patterns and stuff for inspiration. On it you can find me by my name.ilene hertzfeld jones.
I'm also on ravelry.com as Bluebird99.ravelry is mostly crochet and knitting a little lace. I don't have any pixes of any of my lacework.
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