9.3.10
here is a close up of one of Lizz Aston's (sorry she doesn't have a website yet) pieces from the Artist Project show. It's layers of paper that has been printed in a burn out technique - is a technique I've always been interested in, but the toxicity has made me avoid it - has anyone tried this and how do you use it. Also when I was doing Dorie's lace making workshop - lizz brought in this treasure trove of a book - I would love to get my hands on it - she got it at a garage sale.
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I have seen that book a gazillion times at the thrift stores. Of course now that I have said that I may never see it again but if I do I will get you a copy.
ReplyDeleteI have another book, very vintage that I used when I attempted needle lace. I will bring it to show you on my next visit.
By the way what sort of trade did you have in mind.
I am curious so drop me a line.
Wow, that's a striking piece shown in the first photo.
ReplyDeleteJust a suggestion - I have found several books on www.abebooks.com that I struggled to find (and afford) elsewhere.
i have that book, too. i thrifted it on tour. boy oh boy does it have every single things in it. i will look out for any other copies while i roam.
ReplyDeletethanks everyone - I will try abe and keep hunting the thrift stores.
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I've been reading your blog for the past few months and absolutely love love love it, but have yet to leave a comment. This is my all time favorite book. It is my bible. It taught me to better knit and crochet, embroider, tatt, quilt, ect. It's a fairly popular book and you can get it here, on amazon! http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00162IFN0/ref=sr_1_olp_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1268430762&sr=8-1&condition=used
ReplyDeletethanks so much salina!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love your blog, Anyway do you still want the book? I own it for a very time but never use it. If you think it'll be useful to your work. I'll be willing to give it to you. Please contact me.: phai_cotton@hotmail.com
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