FW: Alpaca scarf
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Subject: FW: Alpaca scarf
Date: Wed, 3 Feb 2010 21:24:32 -0500
This alpaca scarf was woven using a Bronson Lace pattern. I was really pleased with the subtle effect on the all white scarf
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Cheryl Raymond
The Bronson Lace pattern for the alpaca scarf came from a book called “The Handweaver’s Pattern Directory” on page 183. On that page there are 3 versions with photos. I used the top one. Let me know if you would like me to post the pattern.
Cheryl
Judite Vagners
Hi Cheryl, your scarf is beautiful and I like the way you finished the fringe. Could you please let me know the author of the book “The Handweaver’s Pattern Directory”? I thought it was Marguerite P. Davison, but she has a different book. (A Handweaver’s Pattern Book).
Judite
Cheryl Raymond
The Handweaver’s pattern directory is by Anne Dixon. On the cover it boasts “Over 600 weaves for four-shaft looms”. I got mine from Chapters online service. I found that the price was better there than in the stores. Would you like me to scan the pattern page and try to post it on line for you?
Harper, Helen (FIN)
If I might ask a question, I do not know whether posting the pattern would conform to copyright legislation.
The scarf is absolutely beautiful.
Helen Harper
Director
Provincial Local Initiatives Branch
Ministry of Finance
416 314 2286
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Sent: Thu Feb 04 14:09:30 2010
Subject: RE: Alpaca scarf
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Subject: Re: Alpaca scarf
Date: Thu, 4 Feb 2010 14:22:11 -0500
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Buisson, Lise
This is my little area of expertise: you can post up to 10% of the pattern…. Not the whole pattern. That becomes a copyright infringement. If we got a copyright licence (yeah, right!) then it would give us the right to do some limited distribution for non-profit reasons. But I don’t think we want to go that far, do we?
Lise
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April Krikke
Hi Everyone,
Do any of you know what weaving pattern was used to make this scarf?
The picture is labeled Dornick Twill, but I've googled around and I can't seem to find a pattern by that name that looks like this.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/courtneyburch/414621006/
Thanks for your help,
April
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Buisson, Lise
Dornik twill: A broken herringbone weave, the break formed by the removal of one thread (if the threading is 4-harness, more if more harnesses) at the point, to eliminate the 3-thread float which occurs at the point of a regular herringbone. This strengthen the fabric and off-sets the twill line
It’s not a pattern per se. Interweave has a few projects made in Dornik twill.
Lise
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Date: Mon, 8 Feb 2010 08:37:00 -0500
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April Krikke
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April
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Harper, Helen (FIN)
On wednesday (evening at least) , could we maybe do a "hi, I'm so and so"? There is so much lovely work going on that I would like to meet the creators.
Helen Harper
Director
Provincial Local Initiatives Branch
Ministry of Finance
416 314 2286
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Sent: Mon Feb 08 21:17:09 2010
Subject: RE: Scarf Pattern
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Subject: Re: Scarf Pattern
Date: Mon, 8 Feb 2010 21:36:51 -0500
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Louise Gage
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Subject: RE: Scarf Pattern
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Date: Tue, 9 Feb 2010 09:49:49 -0800
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Subject: Re: Scarf Pattern
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