"What will happen to the Guild's library collection?
I know some younger members did join the Committee a few years ago. It didn't work out."
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Allison Bradbury
- Coventry, West Midlands
- United Kingdom
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Guild of Needle Laces
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Beginners Needle Lace
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Allison Bradbury left a comment for Teri Dow"Dear Teri,
Sorry I won't be able to join you today - I hope to see you next time.
Regards,
Allison"
Teri Dow left a comment for Allison Bradbury"hi Allison, Apologies I do not have a postcode though hall is easy enough to find. In the centre of the village is a church, turn left up short road, then left again and hall is on the left.Cost is £18 per Day though One can become a Member…"
Allison Bradbury left a comment for Teri Dow"Dear Teri,
I have put the first date in my diary and I will try to attend. Please could you let me have a post code for the event location and advise me of what the event will cost.
Regards,
Allison"
Teri Dow left a comment for Allison Bradbury"Hi Allison we met last year at the Xmas lace Fayre. Just to let you know I have posted needle lace course dates on the events page for next year. It is a tutor led course and our tutor is very experienced if you should be interested....Regards Teri."
Allison Bradbury replied to Jennifer Wilson Stumpf's discussion How tight to work my pea stitch variant stitches? in the group Beginners Needle Lace"Jennifer,
the Guild of Needle Laces webaite address is"
Allison Bradbury replied to Jennifer Wilson Stumpf's discussion How tight to work my pea stitch variant stitches? in the group Beginners Needle Lace"Dear Loreli,
I've had to ask Mike to post the photo as I failed to upload it earlier. I've asked him to upload it on this strand as it seemed the most logical place. He usually accesses his emails early morning UK time so I'm hoping…"
Allison Bradbury replied to Jennifer Wilson Stumpf's discussion How tight to work my pea stitch variant stitches? in the group Beginners Needle Lace"Dear Jennifer,welcome to the Guild of Needle Lace Group on NLT. Unlike some other needle lace stitches, pea stitch and its variations are relative losely worked stitches. It is important to ensure that you have moved far enough down your…"
Allison Bradbury commented on Lorelei Halley's group Guild of Needle Laces"A belated "Happy New Year" to everyone.
The New Year heralds the release of two new Needle Lace Kits. The kits are both written and designed for the beginner who wants to be more adventurous with their stitches.
The seahorse kit was…"
Allison Bradbury commented on Lorelei Halley's group Guild of Needle Laces"It was nice to see friends old and new at the National Lacemakers Christmas Fair at Cranmore Park.
Thank you for all your lovely comments about our brilliant new display stand - it certainly made us stand out from the crowd.
A special…"
Allison Bradbury commented on Lorelei Halley's group Guild of Needle Laces"Just in time for you to gather some stocking fillers, the new and improved Guild of Needle Lace's stand will be out and about at the National Christmas Lacemaker's Fair being held at Cranmore Park, Solihull, West Midlands B90 4LF 1st…"
Allison Bradbury commented on Lorelei Halley's group Guild of Needle Laces"We are about to launch a new kit based on the 2012 Challege Design. The kit is currently in production and we hope to have it ready within the next couple of weeks - keep an eye on the website to be the first to see it. you will also find…"
Allison Bradbury replied to Dawn Albright's discussion Waxing thread? in the group Beginners Needle Lace"Dawn,
it does sound like you're trying to work with too long a length of thread. I was taught to hold the end of the thread between finger and thumb and to let the thread come off the spool / ball until it reached my elbow. Cut the thread at my…"
Allison Bradbury joined Lorelei Halley's groupBeginners Needle Lace
For beginners who want to learn true needlelace. Post questions and answers here. How to make needle lace.See More
Lorelei Halley left a comment for Allison Bradbury"Allison
Welcome. Please read all the NOTES. They explain our policies, the laces we include, and how the software works. Join any groups that interest you. Look around. If you have any questions, contact me and…"
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- Your skill level
- beginner
- What kind of needle lace do you make, and how long have you been making it?
- basic needle lace, 1 month
- What kind or kinds of needle lace do you want to learn?
- all sorts
- Tell us about your other lace related interests.
- I make bobbin lace,
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 10:22am on November 26, 2013,
Teri Dow said… - hi Allison, Apologies I do not have a postcode though hall is easy enough to find. In the centre of the village is a church, turn left up short road, then left again and hall is on the left.Cost is £18 per Day though One can become a Member and Pay Annual
Subscription of £10 and this reduces lesson cost to £15 per day. Tea and coffee available and we usually take packed lunch. We do have to watch weather as our tutor comes from up north and event subject to weather conditions. She usually travels down night before anyway so plenty of notice in event of cancellation. Hope you are able to make it as understand you don't have access to group/tutor etc. kind regards
- At 12:10pm on November 25, 2013, Teri Dow said…
- Hi Allison we met last year at the Xmas lace Fayre. Just to let you know I have posted needle lace course dates on the events page for next year. It is a tutor led course and our tutor is very experienced if you should be interested....Regards Teri.
- At 9:38am on April 9, 2012,
Lorelei Halley said… Allison
Welcome. Please read all the NOTES. They explain our policies, the laces we include, and how the software works. Join any groups that interest you. Look around. If you have any questions, contact me and I'll try to help.
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