Needle Lace Talk
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Linda Dumas
- Female
- Windsor, CT
- United States
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Linda Dumas's Groups
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Puncetto
83 members
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Guild of Needle Laces
32 members
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Sol laces
55 members
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Pag Needle Lace
59 members
Linda Dumas's Discussions
Why do you make lace? What do you do with it?
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Seems like a silly question, but it is one that I am asked all the time. They ask "What are you going to do with that lace?". I've given different answers until now I give the same answer. For me,…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lakshmi R Dec 11, 2013.
IOLI Convention Meetup
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Hi. I started this so that we can figure out who will be getting together at SLC IOLI Convention. I will check out the schedule of events and propose a time. Just check in here to let me know that…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lorelei Halley Aug 13, 2013.
Lace Making in your Country
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Hi everyone. I love the fact that we live all over the globe and meet here to discuss our love of needlelace. It got me to wondering, what is Lace Making like in your country? It seems like here…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lakshmi R Dec 11, 2013.
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Profile Information
- Your skill level
- intermediate
- What kind of needle lace do you make, and how long have you been making it?
- I don't make any lace, but I do bobbin lace.
- What kind or kinds of needle lace do you want to learn?
- I just saw a demo on it yesterday and I want to try it.
- Tell us about your other lace related interests.
- I love bobbin lace, tatting, and crocheted lace. I also knit.
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Comment Wall (21 comments)
- At 8:04am on July 13, 2018, Graig Eldred said…
Thanks for the welcome and the correction. Good catch. Another consequence of shaky hands. Hopefully the shakes won't keep me from learning needle lace techniques.
- At 8:36am on March 29, 2015,
Teri Dow said… - Hi Linda, it will be like riding a bike and you'll have all that wonderful passion back. Happy lacing.
- At 7:35am on March 29, 2015,
Maureen Bromley said… - Lovely to see you back online again. We have missed you.
- At 2:38pm on October 3, 2014, Lola said…
it is bobbin lace. They have three parts and then I sewed it
- At 3:30pm on October 2, 2014, Lola said…
Excuseme but at the first time I was wrong and I didn't send the picture, I hope you can see it now
- At 2:38pm on October 2, 2014, Lola said…
Hello Linda l send one photo from my last work, they are shoes for baby patucos%20mios.jpg
It is the first time that I tray to send a picture, I hope it goes well
- At 4:17pm on August 24, 2014,
Heather Gonzales said… - Hey, Bus Buddy! I saw some of your lace and it is marvalous! I want to grow up and be like you. :)
- At 5:14am on February 7, 2014,
Yolande said… Hi Linda, thank you for your friend invite. I still am a bit overwhelmed by all the nice comments I get.
If you find my work inspiring, through your pictures I fell in love with Pag Lace. So very beautiful, different from reticello and aemilia ars, and yet.. I didn't know this kind of lace (there are so many) and I very very definitively want to try it. Your pictures will surely help me!! Are there any books you could recommend on the subject? I'm sure that here in this part of France, nobody ever heard anything about it.
- At 4:09pm on January 28, 2014, Karen Ryszman said…
Hello Linda, thank you for inviting me to be your friend! I have looked at your photos and am in awe. I hope with lots of practice I will be able to produce such beautiful pieces of needlelace.
- At 4:12pm on January 8, 2014,
Christiane Machabée said… - Madame Dumas,
J'ai vu les photos que vous présentez. Je profite de l'occasion pour vous dire mon admiratin pour votre splendide travail. À bientôt
Linda Dumas's Blog
Pag Lacemaking - learnings and questions
I couldn't stand just working on 1 piece of Pag lace, so I have started an additional piece. The more I do of the lace, the more I am learning. That is the best part.
Learning tightness: it seems to me that there is a difference between the tightness one needs for laying the cordonnet for Pag lace vs. other needle laces. I don't have a great deal of experience with lots of other needle laces, so I could be wrong on that. What I do know, is that for Pag lace, the cordonnet needs to…
ContinuePosted on June 25, 2016 at 6:45am — 3 Comments
Pag lace: info on OIDFA Pag Lace class
Here is the information about the OIDFA class for paska cipka:
PAG NEEDLE LACE
Location: Ljubljana
Tutor: Nedjeljka Uros, President of Society of Pag lace makers
The needle lace from island Pag in Croatia can find its origin among the accomplishment of the textile handicraft of the eastern Mediterranean area. One of the basic decorative forms of the original Pag lace is reticella. The women from…
Posted on June 22, 2016 at 6:58am — 1 Comment
Pag lace
I have been thinking and doing a lot of Pag lace recently. Before I wrote this, I looked up at comments on Pag lace. No, it is not easy to learn Pag lace. While I understand and respect that this is intellectual property of the people of Pag, I just want to learn how to make this beautiful lace. I do not want to profit in any way or take anything away from the wonderful people in Pag. Every since the first time I watched the video put out by Unesco and saw the women making this lace, I…
ContinuePosted on June 20, 2016 at 7:09am — 1 Comment
Sacramento - friday
Sorry for the delay. Friday - last day of classes. I left feeling like I had learned a great deal but still a great deal to practice and learn. The banquet was very nice. The meal was delicious. I had the prime rib. The entertainment this year was a fashion show of lace from Lia Baumeiser-Jonkers collection. She certainly has some beautiful pieces. while the show was taking place, a woman was playing music from an electrical harp.
Posted on August 13, 2014 at 1:49am — 2 Comments
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