"The English-language Basic Course books will soon be sold by Holly van Sciver in the US (vansciverbobbinlace.com) so contact her to reserve your copies!"
Needle Lace Talk
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Carolyn Wetzel
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- Williamsburg, MA
- United States
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Carolyn Wetzel's Groups
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Puncetto
86 members
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Venetian and Burano Lace
20 members
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Gros Point
73 members
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Reticella-reticello
96 members
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point de gaze
78 members
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Latest Activity
"I just came across this French website that has historical information about linen thread manufacturers: http://www.thiriez.org/accu/accumusee.html. ;"
"Perhaps Bart and Francis in Belgium would be interested? They are located in Kortrijk, a historical Flanders linen production city. And they work on specialized thread production. Here is a link to some linen thread that they produce now, which I…"
"Thank you for doing that!"
"Rejoice English-speaking lovers of Aemilia Ars lace! The three Italian Basics books (Corso Base) were translated into English by Jeanine Robertson and are now available. It might take a few weeks for them to be available from your lace book supplier…"
Profile Information
- What kind of needle lace do you make, and how long have you been making it?
- generic 20 years, reticella intermediate, armenian novice, alencon novice
- What kind or kinds of needle lace do you want to learn?
- more alencon, point de gauze. Amelia Ars
- Tell us about your other lace related interests.
- I started tatting in elementary school and bobbin lace and needle lace in graduate school, "many" and 25 years ago, respectively. I teach all three (gratis) in local workshops. I am vice president of the New England Lace Group and a member of IOLI and the Finger Lakes Lace Guild.
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Comment Wall (13 comments)
- At 4:39pm on January 28, 2018,
Lorelei Halley said…
Carolyn
Thanks for posting all those events.
- At 1:36pm on December 16, 2012,
Mandy Currie said…
Hello Carolyn, I was thrilled to find your step-by-step photos of laying the grid for pag lace. I am a complete beginner to lace making and had no idea of where to start, this has been very helpful. Your work is stunning, just had a quick peak at your photos, you've certainly done a lot. I will continue to follow the group, I intend to start my sample of pag lace in the new year when I've completed all my Christmas projects. Thank you again for your help.
- At 12:33am on June 8, 2011,
Elizabeth Ligeti. said…
If there is something specific I can help with - just email me.
I am not sure qwhich or the 2 classes you might have joined if you could have come to IOLI, - but don't hesitate to sing out if there is something you are not sure of.
Your work lookslike you are as far as advanced as I am so I am not sure what I could teach you. It might be more the other way around, and you teaching me!
- At 7:57pm on June 7, 2011,
Sorry, but I am in USA for a month only - 2 day workshop in Denver, then on to Washington/Bethesda for the IOLI convention, and then across to Seattle to visit the family, and give a 2 day workshop there, - then home! (and a good rest!!! :) )
A pity we can';t meet, but I can understand when life, family and other things get in the way. You are not alone in that!!!
- At 6:54pm on June 1, 2011,
- A microscope image for the THREADS group logo sounds just exactly right. Whenever you have the time. When you post the image, please post it to our PHOTOS. That way members will be able to see the whole original image in all its detail. When I plug it into the icon slot for the group, the software will create a small version just for that, but the original will stay in its original condition.
- At 3:58pm on May 30, 2011,
Carolyn
The threads and fibers thing is of interest to most of our members, I think. And it is possible that arachne members and other fiber enthusiasts may find the discussions and photos useful. And our capacity to show pictures makes any verbal discussion doubly valuable.
I will create a group called THREADS, so any discussion can go there. After you have posted photos, I will create a PHOTO ALBUM called THREADS and collect your photos there. Will this work?
- At 11:47pm on May 29, 2011,
Carolyn
Thanks for Nora's news.
- At 11:31am on February 22, 2011,
Linda Dumas said…
Hi Carolyn,
So ever since I watched your presentation on Saturday, I've been so excited to start needlelacing. I found some info on the web and have begun. Then it hit me that you did a presentation on the bee for our group last fall. I guess I wasn't ready then. I'm so glad that I went saturday.
Linda
- At 3:31pm on January 26, 2011,
Carolyn
Thank you for the infor about where the photos came from. As I understand it, anything published 1923 or earlier is out of copyright. Perhaps the one image of the bedspread is OK to post. I am relieved that we can use the important lace photos themselves.
- At 1:59pm on January 26, 2011,
Carolyn
When was the book published that the Alencon bee photos came from? Is it a museum catalog, or what? I'm desperate for those pictures, but I'm also concerned about copyright issues.
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