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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2020
German Lace OIDFA Presentation
OIDFA Lecture: Lace in German Costumes presented by Kirsten Brinkmann and Elda Gantner on 3 April, 2022
To purchase books and research information mentioned in the video go to www.OIDFA-USA.org.
To purchase books and research information mentioned in the video go to www.OIDFA-USA.org.
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7.3 9 pin pliat, working order, picot
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The working order of the plaits is discussed and several picots are formed.
7.2 9 pin plait, reposition temp pin
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The 9 pin plait continues, the pin with the orange head, the temporary pin, is moved to its final location.
7.1 9 pin plait, setup
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This is a standard 9 pin plait pattern. The first video explains the setup and beginning stitches.
4.6 Grounds6 Finishing Plait
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A description of completing the sample with plaits; ending with half hitch knots to secure the plaits
4.2 Grounds2 Torchon
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Torchon Ground - CT pin CT is described; a plait is placed between each ground
4.1 Grounds Sample Project - Plaits, Torchon, Dieppe, Honeycomb, Brussels
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Plaits and 4 grounds are demonstrated in this project. Supplies needed: DMC Cotton 8, 10 pairs bobbins, pillow, pins, pricking - drive.google.com/file/d/1xxGkhBps8RFHAvKy4wwUub0BLSLfNQ4H/view?usp=sharing
Greet Rome-Verbeylen, Lace Art Today Lecture, 9-19-2021 for OIDFA-USA & IOLI
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"Lace Art Today: Impressions of the World Lace Congress in Brugge 2018; Pikant at the Watercastle of Moorsel-Aalst in 2019" OIDFA-USA & IOLI Virtual Lecture presented by Greet Rome-Verbeylen - September 19, 2021 For more information/pictures visit Facebook: Livinglace
8.03 Start - Edging Headside - Scallop - passives, edge pair, worker
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A technique to use when starting an edging where a scallop uses 2 passives, an edge pair, and a worker,
8.02 Start - Edging Footside - trail using passives, edge pair, worker
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A technique to use for an edging when starting a footside trail which includes passives, a worker, and an edge pair is demonstrated.
8.01 Start - Edging Center - Windmill
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A technique which uses a windmill start at the center of an edging is demonstrated.
6.04 Sun - Plait and trail join by exchanging weavers
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In this technique when the plait and the trail join; the weavers are exchanged.
6.01 Sun - start w helping thread loops
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6.01 Sun - start w helping thread loops
6.12 Sun - final sewing with lazy susan
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6.12 Sun - final sewing with lazy susan
6.10 Sun - ending w helping thread loops
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6.10 Sun - ending w helping thread loops
6.07 Sun - correctly position bobbins before inserting ending helping thread loops.
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6.07 Sun - correctly position bobbins before inserting ending helping thread loops.
6.09 Sun - complete final stitches of the trail
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6.09 Sun - complete final stitches of the trail
6.08 Sun - ending; set up helping thread loops
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6.08 Sun - ending; set up helping thread loops
6.06 Sun - reposition helping thread loops
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6.06 Sun - reposition helping thread loops
5.2 circle - laying pin finish using crochet hook
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5.2 circle - laying pin finish using crochet hook
5.1 Circle - beginning using a laying down pin
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5.1 Circle - beginning using a laying down pin
This tutorial was the greatest, i only wish she would do more in bobbin lace, this was excellent, nicely done
I really like your style of teaching bobbin lace and since I'm a beginner I would like to follow along with your video but you never say where to get the working diagram. for pricking.
The link to the pattern is giving me access denied.
how do i get this pattern so I can practice
merci pour vos explications claires même si je ne parle pas couramment l'anglais!
merci beaucoup!
Thank you.! You helped me with the explanation.
Thank you for this. I joined my "local" lace maker group but they only meet once a month and that day has been a day I'm not able to attend. I have only just beginning and I'm a little lost.
Keep working at it. The Lace Museum has excellent beginner zoom classes. www.thelacemuseum.org
I’ve been fascinated with bobbin lace for years now, but haven’t been able to really get a project going. I also happen to have a project for my textiles class, and this fits the requirements perfectly! Thank you for explaining everything so concisely and clearly! I love complex diagrams, but the stitch diagram is a bit much for me… You break it down very nicely, and make it much easier to understand! My only issue is the playlist is out of order, but that isn’t too hard to deal with. It just makes it a tad harder to find the next video. Again, this is a beautiful design I wouldn’t have been able to find without you, and you make it make sense as well!
TH-cam will not put them in order. The numbers are correct, so I don't know what else to do. Glad you like this little pattern.
Thank you so much for your very helpful videos.
Hi, Love your videos and clear demonstrations, can I ask where you had your bobbins from please ? Thanks
Double headed Dutch bobbins may be ordered from this website - www.etsy.com/shop/ProvoLaceShop?ref=l2-about-shopname§ion_id=25123617 or www.vansciverbobbinlace.com/. I use them because: the ball at the end raises the bobbin from the pillow and makes them easier to pickup. It is also easy to hold the 3 bobbins in your hand when making tallies in the 'air.' Thanks for asking.
where can I locate a printable pattern for this cat?
Excellent demonstration and explanation of your technique! Giving it a try myself...
I am unable to locate either the website or the Facebook page. OIDFA - correct? I only found the OIDFA Administrative Council page. Can you share a link where I can obtain the Cat pattern?
"It's called fiddling." 🤣
I love the turning stitch with 4 pairs!
Awesome!
Hey just want to say i love your work and videos, i have just taken up bobbin weaving. By any chance you have the final demonstration for this particular one
Did you skip “top of the head part 1?
I must be honest. I created these videos so long ago, I can't remember. But what I would like to stress is something that has taken me years to understand. In the beginning I was sure that everything needed to be completed in a specific technique - step by step. Yes, we need to learn the techniques of a lace, but as I learned from one teacher when we were working on a reproduction and asked, "What is the correct way to work this section?" She responded, "This one lace maker completed the same pattern with 3 slightly different techniques. So which one is correct?" So please - do what makes sense to you. Plus, I may have made a mistake. Happy New Year.
Is this the same video as the previous one? It seems one is missing between finishing the ear and this one. One that includes the triple sewing.
Gracias por compartir!!!
Thank you for these wonderfully clear and instructive videos!
Hope you enjoy making the cat. It is a well designed pricking!
Thank you for such a good explanation. I might get my idrija wide lace book out now and have another try.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for this series I've been trying to learn idrija and there are no good tutorials except for yours!!
How kind of you! Thanks for the comment. In some ways I went into much more detail than are taught with Idrija - hidden threads/magic threads, but I don't like knots which is the way they finish things.