Elizabeth's Lace

Creating unique shuttle-tatted lace jewelry since 1993.

Saturday, August 23, 2008

Beadweaving and Felting Fun

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I have been wanting to learn more beadweaving techniques. I do use some simple ones, but I also felt a bit unknowledgeable about different ...
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Well, It's Official

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At the end of tax season this year I was offered a permanent full time position at the firm (for the last five years I have worked full time...
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Sunday, August 10, 2008

Motif Twenty-Five!

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I want to first of all say thank you to all the people who took the time to say such nice things to me about my grandmother. It really help...
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Thursday, July 31, 2008

HBT's Christmas in July

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I belong to the e-mail group "Here Be Tatters" and recently the list mom, Sue, organized a Christmas in July exchange (with secret...
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Sunday, July 20, 2008

Motif Twenty-Four

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This is my own original pattern. I created it to be earrings to match my other cross pattern (motif twelve). I thought I would share the pa...
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Elizabeth
Coal Country, PA, United States
I have always found joy in the self-expression possible through art. Over the years I tried diverse mediums from painting to pottery, cross-stitch to calligraphy. All of these were pushed to the back burner however, when, about twenty years ago, my grandma and I sat down together and she taught me the technique of tatting. A love of this beautiful lost art consumed me. I wanted to use my tatting in a fresh and modern way, but one that would still allow it to be displayed and easily identified as this beautiful old craft. My tatted lace jewelry developed as I searched for a contemporary expression of this classic form of lace-making. My purpose is to create something that people want to wear and display because they find it beautiful and fashionable – but also because they recognize the piece as this wonderful lost art. Tatting reminds them of days gone by, of their moms and grandmas and elderly neighbors with lace-making fingers flying, and it has a simple and basic beauty all its own.
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