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At 12:12 on March 24, 2012, Beth Lea said…

Thank you Lorelie for the comment you left about my 3-d rose.

I have been looking really closely at the construction of Corded Detached Buttonhole needlelace for about 18 months.  I finally managed to establish how to produce even-shaping for shapes without a Cordonnet.  The results are quite unlike those produced by simply staggering the rows.

More on blog but have included image to explain:

At 21:33 on March 11, 2012, Jennifer Vaughn said…

Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! 

At 18:35 on March 11, 2012, By Nath said…

Thank you Lorelei for your nice comment on my photo ...

At 16:26 on February 26, 2012, Pippa Price said…

Thank you for your lovely comment. I also love to make bobbin lace and tatting.

At 8:05 on February 24, 2012, Anni Ploug said…

Thanks for comment on my  pebble, have looked in your photos, your works are very beautiful. 

At 2:45 on February 23, 2012, Jessica Grimm said…

Good morning Lorelei,

It was indeed fun to experiment with different weight threads and see how they go together. These cocktail mixes of threads from Tentakulum are quite interresting. But they have been designed from a fibre artists perspective and are not all useable for "normal" stitching.

have a nice day, Jessica

At 4:31 on February 9, 2012, Jessica Grimm said…

Hello Lorelei,

Thank you for your nice comments in my TAST challenge!

Have a nice day, Jessica

At 22:56 on February 4, 2012, Shirley said…

Thank you for your nice comment Lorelei.  I really value your opinion of my work

At 6:41 on January 23, 2012, Claire Cousins said…

Thank you for your lovely comment on my Seashells by the Seashore.  Your lace is so intricate, it must take you hours.

Claire

At 9:12 on January 14, 2012, Connie Eyberg said…

Lorelei, I sent you a friend request because I need to send you a message about your needle lace talk.

At 15:58 on January 11, 2012, Nicola Marsh said…
Thank you
At 5:00 on December 14, 2011, yvette cals said…

Lorelei, thanks for your comment but what really beautyfull things you make!

At 18:49 on December 8, 2011, Terry said…

Lorelei, thank you for commenting on my simple Reticello needlecase. Because I did that one simple piece (in an EGA seminar), I know how difficult it can be to complete the beautiful, intricate corner piece you recently did. I love your hardanger pieces! Since I have joined Stitchin fingers, I have been inspired to pick up some hardanger from my stash (from years ago), and work on it.

At 14:13 on November 23, 2011, sharonb said…

Lorelei - yes I will be creating a page but since TAST is run from Pintangle it will be on Pintangle. (All my challenges have info pages on Pintangle)  There are a few reasons for this.  Many people who do TAST are not at all involved in stitchin fingers at all. All the challenges I run have been from the blog and many bloggers dont want to have to join another social network. Just like the flickr group is an offshoot of the challenge so is the TAST group here.  

At 2:14 on November 7, 2011, Claire Cousins said…

Thank you for your lovely comments on my recent work.  I love the detail in your pieces.

Claire
At 14:18 on July 18, 2011, Carmelina López Andrade said…
Hi. Lorelei. I saw your recent comment in my Picasa Album. Thank you. I think I've done great advances. I've been practicing and I can tell you that the subsequent motifs are better. The practice does the master. I'm very happy to achieve this beautiful technique of reticella. I'm still working in it. The internet have been a great help: the better teachers are there. You're one of them. A kiss from Mexico.
At 8:48 on June 3, 2011, Sonia Smith said…
Thank you very much again, Lorelei.
At 10:31 on May 24, 2011, Sonia Smith said…

Thank you very much!

Sonia.

At 3:53 on April 30, 2011, avo meri said…

Hi Lorelei! Thanks for your kind words on my hydrangeas :)

I do the hydrangeas using all th six-ply DMC cotton and not pushing the knots too much and do lots of french knots in a little bit of fabric and then others over them. Then I do separately another hygrangea in a little bit of linen making a kind of ball and attach it to the little pillow.

Can you understand my bad English?? I hope so :)

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