"Tatting - either Needle or Shuttle - both use the Hitch Knot. The first part is the Half-Hitch. The only difference between the two is that Needle Tatting results in a much larger finished lace. The shuttle creates very tiny and dainty lace."
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Laura Bullinger replied to Sharon's discussion Antique tatting pattern book in the group Lace MakersLaura Bullinger replied to TattingChic's discussion Antique Irish Crochet Lace Piece in the group Lace Makers"Yes - it is a net, or "laci" work. And seen enlarged, not filet. Thanks for the pics."
Laura Bullinger commented on Guzzisue's group Lace Makers"I had trouble with the link, but I managed to get to it. Anyway, I copied another link for anyone who may have had my problem! Thank you, James; it is indeed a really different approach to…"
Laura Bullinger commented on Guzzisue's group Lace Makers"Thank you Pamela. For the next 12 weeks -! this dream of mine will take shape! I will try to take pictures and have started a journal. God Willing, it will be successful but I don't want to overinflate the forecast because anything can happen…"
Laura Bullinger commented on Guzzisue's group Lace Makers"Here is the best MOTHERS DAY song ever...!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4J7-WR1QOY&feature=relmfu
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Laura Bullinger commented on Guzzisue's group Lace Makers"I WANT TO ANNOUNCE that I will be opening a new Lace Museum here in Middletown, NY! I've just got the okay from the property owner of a roomy Victorian house with lots of parking ! I've got TONS of work to do - will keep posting the…"
Laura Bullinger commented on Guzzisue's group Lace Makers"Margaret Ruhland's website is phenomenal! I visited it and realize that I could use it to identify many pieces from my lace collection, using her photos as a guide. Thank you, Lorelei, for providing the link.
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Laura Bullinger commented on Guzzisue's group Lace Makers"Connie - that idea sounds terrific. Lots of luck with your project. It would probably make a good published book if you provide new techniques. I have "invented" several methods myself, as I am sure others have, but I've been too lazy…"
Laura Bullinger commented on Guzzisue's group Lace Makers"I am starting sewing classes for beginners to masters. Anyone in the Hudson Valley, NY is welcome to enroll. Weekly classes ongoing.
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Laura Bullinger posted a status"I am starting sewing classes for beginners to masters. Anyone in the Hudson Valley, NY is welcome to enroll. Weekly classes ongoing."
Laura Bullinger commented on Guzzisue's group Lace Makers"James, I just realized that there is a group here in 'Stitchin Fingers" called Stitching in the Netherlands" . There may be info for you there."
Laura Bullinger commented on Guzzisue's group Lace Makers"That should be fun, James, hope you have a really terrific time on your upcoming holiday trip. The lacemakers' kit sounds like a brilliant idea for your grandchild. Maybe the travelers' information bureau can steer you towards that…"
Laura Bullinger commented on Guzzisue's group Lace Makers"Thank you, Pamela. I love illusional beauty even if it is not so complex! And I just Love, RicRac - inexplicably! I hope to get more creative with it, someday."
Laura Bullinger commented on Guzzisue's group Lace Makers"The plot thickens! Might it be that perhaps the center was damaged, and removed? Maybe this gathering was done to salvage the piece?"
Laura Bullinger commented on Guzzisue's group Lace Makers"Here is my own sample of RicRac trim that I made using 2 colors of braid, intertwined, then decorated on one side with crochet shells. Not very elaborate, but I'm getting there!
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- What textiles are you interested in?
- Silk ribbons, Linen canvas, Wool in any form, Evenweave Cotton
- Where did you learn your textile skills?
- At my mothers' knee at the age of 4.
- Is there anything else you'd like other members of Stitchin' Fingers to know about you? Please feel free to tell us a little bit about yourself by way of introduction.
- Love teeny tiny sewing. Love lacemaking.
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- At 14:27 on November 6, 2011,
Jessica Grimm said… Hi Laura,
I am still at the RSN and I do enjoy it very much! I've never tried my hand at lace making, but would love to some day.
Have a nice day, Jessica
- At 16:34 on February 21, 2011,
Ruth Kurz said… - Thank you Laura. I will look into their sticks and patterns. I have already ordered fansticks for the lace in progress from John Abel here in the US. I am now looking into new patterns. I also would like some idea's or suggestions as to the proper glue to use.
- At 4:12 on February 17, 2011,
Michele English said… - Welcome to Stitchin Fingers! I love your little mouse and cotton real picture.
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