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CLG Supplement
Vol. 13, 1999
Bobbin Inventory
Cover: Hand-carved Continental bobbins
Contents:
Twelve loose pages for keeping track of bobbin purchases, English and
French. Binder ready.
Photos, two pages, 18 types of bobbins are identified (Back Cover)
CLG Supplement
Vol. 12, 1998
Which Thread? Linen Thread Chart
Contents:
Photos of samples, created using a variety of linen threads, starting with 4 pin holes to the footside inch to 11 pin holes to the footside
inch, 46 pages. (Ottawa Guild of Lacemakers)
Working instructions for Which Thread? (two pages) Patterns for working the samples: 4 pins/footside inch to 17
pins/footside inch, three pages (Note: 12 to 17* pins/footside inch was determined too small for the linen threads used in this research
study). Chart: Threads and Grids for Which Thread? Results from samples
worked, 4 – 11* pin holes per footside inch, 15 company labels. (2p)
CLG Supplement
Vol. 11, 1997
Which Thread? Cotton Thread Chart
Contents:
Photos of samples created using a variety of linen threads, starting
with 4 pin holes to the footside inch to 17 pin holes to the footside inch, 37 pages. (Ottawa Guild of Lacemakers)
Working instructions for Which Thread? (2 pages) Patterns for working the samples (3 pages)
Chart: Threads and Grids for Which Thread? Results from samples worked, 4 – 17 pin holes per footside inch, 9 company labels.
(2pages/back cover)
CLG Supplement
Vol. 8, 1994
CLG Pattern Supplement
Contents:
Introduction to pattern drafting, using lace from an old dealer’s sample book. (Ottawa Guild, 11 lacemakers listed)
Pattern pages with photos of finished lace, 22 pages (pp. 3-24)
CLG Supplement
Vol. 7, 1993
Book Review Supplement
Contents:
On Laces: Bedfordshire Lace Making; Bucks Point Lace Making; The
Technique of Branscombe Point Lace; Outlines and Stitches – a Guide to Design with special reference to
Halas Needlelaces; Handwoven Laces; Hardanger – Basics and Beyond;
Knitting Lace – A Workshop with Patterns and Projects; Limerick Run Laces – an Introduction;
Starting Needlepoint Lace – a Course for Beginners; The Valenciennes Book and the Valenciennes Lace Folder;
Youghal Lace – The Craft and the Cream; Youghal and Other Irish Laces
Magazines: Anna Burda (Germany); Mani di Fata (Italy); Labores del Hogar (Spain); Needlecraft (England)
History of Laces: In the Cause of English Lace; Lace in Fashion – From the Sixteenth to the Twentieth Centuries; The Story of Nottingham
Lace
Patterns: 100 Traditional Bobbin Lace Patterns; 101 Torchon Patterns;
A Lace Alphabet; Needlepoint Lace – Designs from the Countryside
Tips, Tools, Techniques: French Sewing by Serger; Pincushions;
Threads of Lace – From Source to Sink
Summer 1993
Vol. 7, No. 4
Cover: Black Lace Fan on Fruitwood Sticks
by Dorice Brisebois
Articles:
Lace exhibit at Kirkland, Quebec (Susan Bicket) Denman & District Lace Club Marks 75th Anniversary (Michele Morton)
Folk Art & Colour Lace in Czechoslovakia, pt 2 (Radmila Zuman, USA) Keeping It All Together, binding idea for Gazettes (Charlton Young)
Lace Search-a-Word Puzzle (Malvary Cole) Drafting Bobbin Lace Patterns Part 2, WordPerfect Method (Gail Young)
Sharing: A Visit to some of the Lacey Ladies of Arizona (Beth Newson) Sabbatical Leave Pays Lace Dividends (Marnie McMurrya, Jean Weick)
A Bucks Point Workshop with Holly Van Sciver (Pamela Lawes)
Events/Promotion:
Finger Lakes Lace Day, 17-18 Sept. 1993 IOLI 40th Annual Convention, 2-7 August 1993 Indianapolis, Indiana
Commonwealth Lace Competition, May 1994, Victoria BC Exquisite Effects, Josie Hancock, Peterborough ON
Mona Chartier, Ste-Foy, QC Anton’s Bobbins, New Westminster, BC
Books for You, Perth ON Pussy Willow Lace, Burnaby BC
Cobwebs - Antique Lace Bobbins, Mary Johnson, UK Tonder Lace, Fort Saskatchewan AB
Instruction/Technique:
Pattern & Instructions: Cutting Corners: A Bobbin Lace Corner Trim for Blouse or Handkerchief (Beeuw van Kuijeren, USA)
Two Traditional Czechoslovakian Patterns (worked by Heidi Roukema &
Lise Rousson-Morneau) Kristina III, Danish baby lace revised, 3 sizes (Charlene Spellman,
USA) Shetland Lace Knitted Baby Shawl “Old Shale” (Margaret Gouin)
More Chilliwack Tips (Chilliwack Bobbin Lace Club) Tools of the Trade: Children’s Bobbins (Beth Newson)
Spring 1993
Vol. 7, No. 3
Cover: Emily Storm’s First Prize
Schneeberger Bodice Insertion
Articles:
What Makes Honiton Lace, Honiton Lace? (Jeannie Martin)
Recollections of a Lace Demonstration (Janet Astle) Stretches for the Lacemaker (Doug Alexander, RMT)
Drafting Bobbin Lace Patterns part 1, Manual Method (Gail Young) A Porcelain Lacemaker (Gladys Love)
Folk Art & Colour Lace, Czechoslovakia, Part 1 (Radmila Zuman, USA) A Lace History (Oda Nowrath)
Events/Promotion:
Lace Day, Ottawa Guild of Lacemakers, 25 April 1993 Pacific Northwest Lace Conference, 13-18 July 1993
Pussy Willow Lace, Burnaby BC Books for You, Perth ON
Sticks and Stones, Dartmouth NS Exquisite Effects, Josie Hancock, Peterborough ON
Anton’s Bobbins, New Westminster BC
Instruction/Technique:
Pattern & Instructions: Spring Flower Basket (Barbara Birke) Pattern: Honiton Garden Lily (Anton Nahorny)
Pattern: Slinger (Lia Baumeister-Jonker, The Netherlands)
Book Reviews: Tatting with Visual Patterns; Building Torchon Lace Patterns; Birds and Animals in Honiton Lace
Winter 1992
Vol. 7, No. 2
Cover: Thunderbird
by Tini Pel
Articles:
Canadian Thunderbird at OIDFA, Fifth World Congress (Tini Pel) Congrès de l’OIDFA à Utrecht (Nicole Gauthier)
A Lace Trip to Holland (Jean Hayward) Free-form Lace with Hand-spun Yarns (Bev Walker)
Which Thread? (Gail Young) Keeping a Thread Diary, reprinted from Gazette, Volume 1, Winter
1984 (Jeannie Martin) Canadian Bobbin Maker (Anton Nahorny)
Young Artist at Work (Janet Goodacre)
A Lace Crossword (Joyce Granger)
Events/Promotion: Course: Cluny Lace Beginning, Ruth Holroyd, Ottawa, 4-6 Dec. 1992
Course: Bucks Point w. Holly Van Sciver, Ottawa, ON 16-17 Jan. 1993 Free Lace Exploration Workshops, 5-16 July 1993, Prague, CZ
Exhibition: Kirkland QC, 1-27 Feb. 1993 Competetion: 2nd International Competition for Young Lacemakers,
Brioude, France, 1-18 June 1993 Pacific Northwest Lace Conference, 13-18 July 1993, Portland, OR
Anton’s Bobbins, New Westminster BC; Books for You, Perth, ON; Exquisite Effects, Josie Hancock, Peterborough ON; Pussy Willow Lace,
Burnaby BC; Mona Chartier, Ste-Foy, QC
Instruction/Technique:
Pattern & Instruction: Bird in a Bough (Barbara Birke) Reviews: The History of the Honiton Lace Industry; The Fan & Lace
Pattern: Sailor Collar #2 (Gerta McLean) Pattern: Tree in tape lace: Joyeux Noel/ Merry Christmas (Louise
Morin-Diagle
Fall 1992
Vol. 7, No. 1
Cover: “Fish”
by Marie Brisson
Articles:
Starting Kids on Bobbin Lace, inexpensively (Mary Smith, UK) Lace for a Wedding (Gladys Love)
Solving a Bedfordshire Problem (Beth Newson) The Lotus Hand Dance, exercises from “Yoga Made Easy” by Rosalind
Widdowson, reprinted with permission (Susan Bicket) Tragedy Strikes Lacemaker (Michele Morton)
Lacemaking Down Under (Joy Ferguson, Australia) Tools of the Trade: Divider Pins (Gladys Love)
What Makes Chantilly Lace, Chantilly Lace? (Anton Nahorny) Chilliwack Tips from Chilliwack Bobbin Lace Club (Phyllis Smith)
Workshops with Judith Gwynne, lace conservationist, historian and author from Cornwall UK, July 11 & 23, Ottawa ON
Events/Promotion: Nova Scotia Tourism, Bobbin Lace Course, 10 wks, beg. Sept.9
Twelfth Annual Lace Day, Finger Lakes, 10-11 Oct. 1992, Ithaca, NY Lace Demonstrations & Exhibits, Ottawa Public Library, Sept. 1992
Fibre Arts Exhibit, Sooke Lace Group, Oct. 1992 Demonstration at Renaissance Fair, Chilliwack Bobbin Lace Club
Lace Demo at Atlantic Winter Fair, 10 Oct. 1992, Halifax NS Exquisite Effects, Josie Hancock, Peterborough ON; Books for You,
Perth ON; Bobbins and Pillows: O’Connor Jem Craft, Cumberland ON
Instruction/Technique: “Starting Kids” Patterns: A cross to fit bookmark sleeves; basic mouse;
star Christmas decoration; fish pattern - front cover (Mary Smith, UK) Kerstbloom in Schneebergse Kant (Frederike Drop-Boonk, Neth.)
An Old Bucks Point Pattern, from an antique sample (Holly Van Sciver)
Summer 1992
Vol. 6, No. 4
Cover: From the dress worn by Edna Elliott
at her wedding to James Bowes Coyne, Winnipeg Manitoba, 23 Sept. 1908
Articles: Logo Contest Winner! Kris Duwyn, designer & Irma Andries, lacemaker
Cover: Grannie’s Wedding Lace (Margaret Gouin) Knitted Lace (Lise Rousson-Morneau)
Happy Birthday Canada! 125 bobbins by Anton Nahorny Wanted – Bobbin Makers (Jeannie Martin)
Help Wanted Teaching Qualifications (Sally Watts) Wedding Lore and Lace, Part 2 (Gail Young)
The Valley Lace Club, Duncan BC, Thirty one years BC Annual Luncheon (Michele Morton)
Who is: Gladys Love? (CLG) The Craft of Tatting (Maureen Patton)
Tools of the Trade: Knitting Stitch Holders (Gladys Love) What Makes Buck’s Point, Buck’s Point? (Gladys Love)
Events/Promotion: Course: Lace Conservation, 11 July 92, Ottawa, Judith Gwynne, UK
Ottawa Guild, Lecture: 23 July 1992, History of Lace, Judith Gwynne Exhibit: Labour of Love, 5 March ‘92 – 7 Feb. ‘93, Canadian Museum of
Civilization, Hull QC Cobwebs Antique Lace Bobbins, UK; Exquisite Effects, Peterborough,
ON; Mona Chartier, Ste-Foy, QC; Pussy Willow Lace, Burnaby BC SebaLace supplies UK; Books for You, Perth ON;DJ Hornsby, Kent, UK
Instruction/Technique:
A Special Wedding Garter (Malvary Cole) Two Trails Form a Circle, Bedfordshire Lace (Janet Goodacre)
Pattern: Honiton Blackberries (Jeannie Martin) CLG Logo: Pricking (Kris Duwyn, designer) Photo of Lace, Back Cover
Tatting Pattern: Carnival (Sally Shelly)
Pattern: A Bucks Point Insertion (Esther Perry) Bucks Point: Rings of Pearls and Meeting Hearts (Beth Newson)
Book Review: Wedding Garland – Lace for Weddings
Spring 1992
Vol. 6, No. 3
Cover: Wedding Lace
for a Friend
Lacemaker, Pamela Lawes
Articles: Wedding Lore and Lace, Part 1 (Gail Young)
Cover Story: Wedding Lace (Pamela Lawes) Bridal Lace for Today and Tomorrow (Beth Newson)
A Wedding Bouquet (Joyce Granger) What Makes Bedfordshire Lace Bedfordshire Lace? (Judy Carson)
A Cautionary Tale: Dogs love bone bobbins! (Malvary Cole) Honiton Lace (Jeannie Martin)
Historical Lacemaking in Czechoslovkia (Radmila Zuman) Who Is: Jeannie Martin?
Cluny Lace (Frieda Huibrechtse) Tools of the Trade: Belgian Pricker (Gladys Love)
Poem: To Staple, or not to Staple (Pamela Lawes)
Events/Promotion:
Lace Days: 11 April 1992, Quebec; 26 April 1992, Ottawa 18-19 Jan ‘92, Holly Van Sciver, Bucks Point & Valenciennes, Ottawa
15 March 1992, Ottawa Guild: Pillow and bobbin carrying cases. Beggars Lace: June, English Midlands; Nov. Bruges, Belgium
Tours: 8 – 23 May 1992 Czechoslovakia, Radmila Zuman Books for You, Perth, ON; DJ Hornsby, Lace Making Equipment, Kent,
UK; Exquisite Effects, Peterborough ON; Broomfield Bobbins West Sussex, UK; Tonder Lace, Fort Saskatchewan AB; Pussy Willow,
Vancouver BC; SebaLace Supplies, West Yorkshire, UK
Instruction/Technique: Pattern: Wedding Lace Insertion (Pamela Lawes)
A Very Lacy Bouquet - Lace Collar, Lace Fans (Beth Newson)
Lacemaker’s Basket (Gladys Love); A Bucks Point Pattern (Marilyn Laird); Totem, Pattern and Instructions (Jeannie Martin); Pattern: Half
Stitch Triangle & Fan with Corner (Frieda Huibrechtse)
Fall & Winter 1991
Vol. 6, No. 1/ 2
Cover: The Chilliwack Museum in Free Lace
by Hylda Law
Articles: We’re Back! The Gazette moves to Ottawa
West meets East: Introducing the Editorial Board – Malvary Cole; Margaret Gouin; Pamela Lawes; Beth Newson; Lise Rousson-Morneau;
Gail Young; Gladys Love; Jeannie Martin What to Expect, Regular topics, French and English
Honiton Lace (Jeannie Martin) The Pacific Northwest Conference (Michele Morton, Eileen Hawrysh)
My Lace on Display in the Sooke Museum (Janet Goodacre) Tools of the Trade: Nylon Bobbin Winder (Gladys Love)
What Makes Torchon Lace Torchon Lace? (Gail Young) OIDFA (Nicole Gauthier)
Tips and Techniques… Non-destructive Method to Attach Lace
A Visit to Malcolm Fielding’s Workshop (Marie Brisson) Canberra Bobbins, Aussie souvenirs (Beth Newson)
Events/Promotion:
Logo Contest, deadline, 15 Feb. 1992 Finger Lakes Lace Day, 5-6 Oct. 1991
Portland Lace Society Lace Day, 12 Oct. 1991 Course: 2-3 Nov. 1991, Ottawa, Lace Flowers with Pauline Collerette
8 - 23 May ‘92, Lace Study Tour, Czechoslovakia, Radmila Zuman Exquisite Effects, Josie Hancock, Peterborough ON; Books for You,
Perth ON; Tonder Lace, Fort Saskatchewan AB; Pussy Willow, Vancouver BC; Bobbins & Pillows O’Connor Jem Craft, Cumberland ON.
Instruction/Technique:
Patterns: Honiton Flower (Jeannie Martin); Honiton Floral Triangle
Pattern (Jeannie Martin); Bucks Point Floral Motif (Michele Morton) Sailor Collar (Gerta McLean); Patterns for Masks: Owl and Pussycat,
reprinted (Jean Astbury); Antique Pattern, drafted from a length of antique lace (Gail Young); Book Review: Withof Lace
[No Publication 1989 or 1990]
Canadian Lacemaker
Toronto, ON
August 1988
Vol. 5, No. 2
Articles:
Tillson Collection (Genevieve A. Chornenki, CLG editor) Gloves – Gifts and Coronations
Lace Making Gives Way to Textile Takeovers (Financial Time of London)
Readers Write (various topics) Editorial – Genevieve A. Chornenki)
Events/Promotion:
Jana Novak, Christmas Lace, Atelier Moravia, Denmark
Tonder Lace, Sherwood Park AB Antique Lace for Sale, Venerables, Toronto ON
Lacemaking Cushions, Michelle Dufresne, Ottawa ON
Advertisements: Rates for 1988
Instruction/Technique:
Book Review: Victorian Lace Pattern: Heart, reprinted from Spring 1985 (Ruth Barnett)
Dogwood in Point Ground Lace, from Summer 1986 (Esther Perry)
Canadian Lacemaker Toronto, ON
May 1988
Vol. 5, No. 1
Articles:
A Visit to Allhallows Museum (Genevieve A. Chornenki)
The Art of Lace (J.T. Correia) Victoria & Albert Museum Lace Collection (Julianne Ourom)
Notes on Lacemaking Tools: Bobbins, Pins, Thread, Pillows, Patterns (Jean Astbury)
Readers Write (various topics) Tidy Pillow Award (CLG)
Editorial – (Genevieve A. Chornenki)
Events/Promotion:
All Hallows Museum (John Yallop, Curator) Advertising Rates 1988
Christmas Lace, Jana Novak, Atelier Moravia, Denmark Tonder Lace, Sherwood Park, Alberta
Antique Lace for Sale, Venerables, Toronto, Ontario
Lacemaking Cushions, Michelle Dufresne, Ottawa, Ontario
Instruction/Technique:
Feature Pattern: A Bedfordshire Doily, 48 leaves! (Jean Astbury) Tatting Pattern: Placemat Edging (Edward A Morin Company)
Modern Lace Pattern: Pear Motif (Michelle Dufresne) Pattern Adapted from an Antique Sample (Jean Astbury)