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Hello! I'm quite excited about finding your group! I was searching the web under "Anglican Prayer Beads" and found it. I'm also a member of the Rosary Makers...
cocobna
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Aug 1, 2002
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It isn't period, but I use an umbrella spoke. Gwen ... From: <Paternosters@yahoogroups.com> To: <Paternosters@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002...
Jennifer Hill
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Good Gentles: I recently got to thinking about doumentation of cord for the purpose of stringing rosaries. The Museum of London book "Textiles and Clothing"...
Dan Phelps
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Greetings to one and all, As you can see I was able to contact Elizabeth. And she will get back to me/us when she comes back from her vacation. Let's hope it...
Rose Amberwulf
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Aug 2, 2002
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I would be interested in this info also since my persona is 14th century. Does anyone know how this cord is made? And what the string have been made of? ...
Rose Amberwulf
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The photo in the Museum of London book, shows a tubular woven cord that appears to be undyed. I remember the text said it was made with 4 tables, therefore,...
MARYLEE DALLER
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This may sound like a dumb question but, what is a "crazy corder." Raoghnailt ... electically ... make...
Brian L. Rygg or Laur...
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Aug 2, 2002
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... While many of the cords unearthed in the dig are described in the book this the weave on this tablet woven silk cord is not. The inference in the text ...
Dan Phelps
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This may sound like a dumb question but, what is a "crazy corder." ... About 3 or 4 years ago, a device was sold in craft stores called a "crazy corder". What...
MARYLEE DALLER
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... No I think the end result is rope as what you are describing is actually and functionally the making of rope. By the way the same volume I quoted from has...
Dan Phelps
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Right now, I'm needing information on how to make Anglican prayer ... If the Anglican prayer beads are like the Catholic beads in that they have a pendant of 5...
MARYLEE DALLER
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... Here is how I solved your probelms as quoted form some documetnation I did: "The original rosary I decided to recreate is featured in Anne Winston Allen 's...
Dan Phelps
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Aug 3, 2002
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... I believe www.rosaryworkshop.com should have instructions on stringing rosaries as well. I know they have a nice clear set of diagrams on how to make...
Chris Laning
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Aug 4, 2002
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I have a couple recipes for beads made from rose petals. One of them states that this type of rose-bead is a very old and traditional way of making rosaries....
Joan Garner
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Aug 4, 2002
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... I think you're right that it's a relatively modern practice. Of course, once someone thought of it, the idea of a *rosary* made of *roses* must have seemed...
Chris Laning
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Aug 5, 2002
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Greetings all. There are two books in which one lady here in the Pacific NW SCA group has found pre-1700 information on the flower petal bead mix. I have not...
FV/Rafaella
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Aug 5, 2002
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Well, I'll be...... <amazed blink> <g>! I'd never heard of _either_ of those sources. ... This sets my well-trained scholar nose a-quivering, asking questions ...
Chris Laning
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Greetings all! I am relatively new to this list, and have yet to introduce myself. I am Meriel Kennet, from the Barony of Lions Gate, in the Kingdom of An ...
Meriel
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Someone recently mentioned an alternative way to string the beads on wire... i.e. NOT using those eyehook thingies. [technical term] I would appreciate it if...
Jennifer Hill
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Aug 8, 2002
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I've no idea if it's historical, but I really admire the wire-wrap technique some vendors use, like this one: ...
FV/Rafaella
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Seeing that you reference Dame Julian - did you read the book Katherine by Anya Seton? Katrine ... From: "Jennifer Hill" <welshladygwen@...> Reply-To:...
Katherine Barich
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Katrine: Yes, I did! Years & years ago. You're the first person I've met who has read it! <G> I think that book is responsible for my later research into...
Jennifer Hill
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Aug 8, 2002
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I would also be interested in learning this technique. Does anyone know of a good teaching link for this method? -Kathryne...
cocobna
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Aug 9, 2002
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If you are talking about the wire wrapping with the a single bead that is done on rosaries, I may have a handout that I can retype here. I just took a class...
Rose Amberwulf
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Aug 9, 2002
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Okay here are the instructions to make wrapped loops or some call rosary links. 1. Using 20 or 22 guage wire. Leaving a 1 inch tail, place the tip of a...
Rose Amberwulf
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Aug 9, 2002
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Greetings once again, I was able to find this link to make the wire wraps I discussed in last message. I know this is going to help a lot better. ...
Rose Amberwulf
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Aug 9, 2002
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Rosary Shop has a very nice little "reference booklet" that gives (starting on about page 12 I think) a very nice _illustrated_ set of directions for wire...
chris_laning
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Aug 9, 2002
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It's Friday -- and I have some really essential things I have to do for a meeting tomorrow. So of course, I decided to "play" instead! I've posted the results...
Chris Laning
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Aug 10, 2002
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Wow, those mini rosaries are great! My doll, Lady Elizabeth, has a rosary I made for her. Since she is sort of late Tudor, I was probably wrong to make it a ...
Joan Garner
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