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New Additions!
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Title and Author
Subject
Call Number
tatting theory and patterns
Tatting Theory and Patterns - Jan Stawasz
Tatting Theory and Patterns
T-221
Hungarian Tape Lace
Dentellr hongroise Hunnia: Fillings from Hunnia Lace. Grunde der Hunniaspitze  - Anna Ruhle, Gizella Fay, Aladarne
Hungarian Tape Lace
B-372

Tullgrundspitzen - Ruth Doepfne-Wettstein
Modern patters of Point Ground lace based on Swiss laces.
B-371

Kloppelmuster fur Schals und Tischlaufer - Brigitte Bellon
Patterns for making scarves and table runners. Bobbin Lace
B-367

Gossamer Webs: the History and Technques of Orenburg Lace Shawls
The history and technques needed to make Orenburg Lace Shawls.  These are knitted lace shawls.
K-127

Magic Threads - Christine Springett
How to use magic threads using "magic threads".
B-367

Spiel Mit Ecken - Clair Burkard Edgings, doilies, and anything with corners.  Bobbin Lace
B-252

Stil-Bluten - Ulrike Voelcker
Flowers worked in colored silk threads using blonde polychrome techniques.
B-370

Vologda Lace - Marina Sorokina
History and pictures of Russian lace.  In English.
G-214

Text by Fulvia Lews.  Pictures By Peter Greenland.
History of European Needle and Bobbin laces.  Includes 45 beautifully photographed plates.
G-212 LACE
May not be borrowed by mail.

Oh My Start! - Techniques for Tatters - Kay B. Jut
Self teaching and reference manual.  Covers elementary to advanced techniques and has some patterns for small stars.
T-215

Tatting Times Two - Karey Solomon
Construction of a cloth tatting organizer and various techniques to trim and accessorize it.
T-217

Tatting with buttons - Karey Solomon
Patterns
T-218

Fruvikute-Encajes a la Lanzader
Patterns
T-2220

More More Motifs in Crochet and Tatting - J. & P. Coast Ltd.
Patterns
G-213

Tatted Suncatchers and Snowflakes - Carolyn Regnier
Patterns
T-216

Tatting, or Frivolite - Mrs. Mee and Miss Austin
Xerox of an ?1852? tatting manual.  Old Time tatting instruction and patterns
T-219



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  1. GLLGI Members may borrow material from the Library.
  2. There is a limit of three books or a reasonable amount of other material at a time.
  3. To borrow a set of slides or a video, a check for $40.00 must be deposited with the Librarian.  This money will be returned when the slide set or video is returned in good condition.
  4. Books and materials may be obtained and/or returned at GLLGI meetings, directly from the Librarian, or through the mail.
  5. The borrower is responsible for returning material in good condition.
  6. Items borrowed by mail may be kept six weeks.  When returning them please use sturdy boxes, padded  envelopes, etc.  Ask at your post office for special rates (book, printed material, library, etc.).   Some items are quite expensive.  You might want to insure them.
  7. Remember, books and other materials are protected by copyright law as indicated in each item.  See GLLGI Newsletters for copyright information.
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