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Elizabeth"
Needle Lace Talk
Make, learn and talk about needle lace.
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Elizabeth Horta Correa
- Female
- Atibaia, São Paulo
- Brazil
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Elizabeth Horta Correa's Groups
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Pag Needle Lace
61 members
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Beginners Needle Lace
235 members
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Sol laces - Soles
65 members
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"Thanks, Lorelei. You encourage the study.
I am happy to collaborate so that the Sols are not forgotten and see that people explore the technique well.
Good works. I love this middle part, Jenny. I cannot do it so good!
Elizabeth"
"Jenny and others arachnes
At Brasil there are several kinds of loom. Now I use a wooden loom, but a long time ago I used to make a little cushion with heavy card covered with plain cotton. I think wooden loom is more stable and secure.
If…"
"This is the link to video from SOL LACE DAY"
"20 jun
10H Brasília time (zone)/ Brazil local time"
"Hi, Ladies,
Let me help a little more.
Miriam, Tejido de Soles, from Sandra Rodrigues, Puerto Rico is new but is not available at internet. You can buy it.
Books at Antique Pattern Libray are available at internet but aren't not recent,…"
"Hello, Miriam.
I have a step-to-step video at Youtube channel NHANDUTI DE ATIBAIA. There are 3 videos, 3 fundamental classes in portuguese, but they are long and slow - circa 30 minutes - and explain with images. If you have some doubt I can try to…"
"Thank you, Elizabeth.
You're quite right. People dont study "soles". and we cannot love something we dont know!
If you know someone that make Sol lace in Australia, talk to me. We have people of several parts of word at our meeting.…"
"Hi, ladies.
Jenny, I know that for those at the ends - California/USA and Australia - the schedules are not very comfortable. I know your tenerife lace works and I'll be hoping you can be with us.
Elizabeth, this lace at back cover is…"
"Hello, sol lacemakers,
Lets make a SOL LACE DAY? A virtual meeting with people from all over the world, each making the Sol Lace from their local? Bringing together people weaving ñanduti or teneriffe lace or soles of naranjito or…"
"Ok, Lorelei.
I'll askl Tess for more information.
Thanks for all.
Be safe.
Elizabeth"
"Elizabeth
I remembered that I had probably saved some information on the ariz.edu site, because I intend to use it myself. So I sent you that information. I have not tried it myself. Since you are a member of arachne, you could ask there…"
"Lorelei,
Yes, I'm from Arachne also. You said I have to ask for john.p.cropper@gmail.com or it's better wait you ask for more information .
Well, in any case I will wait your reply.
Elizabeth "
Profile Information
- Your skill level
- teach needlelace
- What kind of needle lace do you make, and how long have you been making it?
- Sun Lace ou Teneriffe lace (are knotted needlelaces?)
- What kind or kinds of needle lace do you want to learn?
- I have much things to learn about needle laces.
- Tell us about your other lace related interests.
- I think there are many similarities among kinds of needle laces and one technique can help another, specially if we has no lacemakers to talk about how to do needlelaces.
- Your website (you can leave this blank):
- http://www.nhanduti.ong.br
- Your blog (you can leave this blank):
- http://rendatenerife.blogspot.com
- Website, blog or site where we can find your needlelace books, tutorials or videos. (You can leave this blank)
- http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGzeEmQo2lD8K3wthuRYGLQ
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Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 11:56pm on April 14, 2020,
Lorelei Halley said…
Elizabeth
I remembered that I had probably saved some information on the ariz.edu site, because I intend to use it myself. So I sent you that information. I have not tried it myself. Since you are a member of arachne, you could ask there yourself. I also looked and found a current email address for Tess. tess1929@aol.com
- At 6:26pm on April 14, 2020,
I just checked my saved emails, and this one is relevant. Alex Stillwell was asking about posting books to ariz.edu, and this is what she sent me.
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The contact you need is - john.p.cropper@gmail.com . Here is an excerpt from the letter John has sent to Joan -
Let me introduce myself. I am a retired employee of the University of Arizona in Tucson Arizona. Back in 2004 I was asked to assist Professor Ralph Griswold in scanning in materials related to weaving. I have continued the work since his passing in October 2006 and the website has become a free source of reference material for weavers all over the world."
Let me know if contacting him works.
- At 6:21pm on April 14, 2020,
I will ask on Arachne what specific steps to follow. Are you a member of Arachne?
- At 7:24pm on April 13, 2020,
Elizabeth
I enjoyed your article on Soles laces in the current issue of the IOLI Bulletin. You greatly added to my knowledge of that form of lace. I hadn't realized that it is a primarily central and south American lace. I had never heard of the square framework to start the radial warp. I hope you have considered of some way to archive your article, possibly by making it into a pdf file and offering it to this:
https://www2.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/webdocs.html Your contributions to NEEDLELACETALK has educated our membership (and me) about the really creative work currently and recently done in that form. I don't want the world to lose that.
- At 6:39pm on January 28, 2013,
Carmelina Andrade said…
Thank you for share these lovely and illustrative photos. Greetings from Mexico.
- At 8:24pm on September 29, 2010,
- Elizabeth
Welcome. I have long enjoyed your website and blog, and am glad to have your participation here. NEEDLELACETALK is for true needlelace only, because it is a form that has only a few scattered practitioners worldwide. Personally I regard the sol laces as true laces, and they are made with a needle, but still lie outside the territory of this group. Please go to NOTES and review the first three. If you have any problems with the software, let me know and I will try to help.
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