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The Lacenews Chanel on Youtube December 2011 Update The LaceNews Chanel on YouTube December 2011 Update http://www.youtube.com/user/lacenews Bobbinlace Instruction - 1 (A-H) 11Preparing bobbins for lace making achimwasp 10/14/2007 music 22dentelle.mpg AlainB13 10/19/2010 silent 33signet.ogv AlainB13 4/23/2011 silent 44napperon.ogv AlainB13 4/24/2011 silent 55Evolution d'un dessin technique d'une dentelle aux fuseaux AlainB13 6/9/2011 silent 66Galon en dentelle style Cluny AlainB13 11/20/2011 no narration 77il primo videotombolo alikingdogs 9/23/2008 Italian 881 video imparaticcio alikingdogs 11/14/2008 Italian 992 video imparaticcio punto tela alikingdogs 11/20/2008 Italian 10 10 imparaticcio mezzo punto alikingdogs 11/20/2008 Italian 11 11 Bolillos, Anaiencajes Hojas de guipur Blancaflor2776 4/20/2008 Spanish/Catalan 12 12 Bolillos, hojas de guipur Blancaflor2776 4/20/2008 silent 13 13 Bolillos, encaje 3 pares Blancaflor2776 6/26/2009 silent 14 14 Bobbin Lacemaking BobbinLacer 8/6/2008 English 15 15 Preparing Bobbins for Lace making BobbinLacer 8/19/2008 English 16 16 Update on Flower Project BobbinLacer 8/19/2008 English 17 17 Cómo hacer el medio punto - Encaje de bolillos canalsapeando 10/5/2011 Spanish 18 18 Cómo hacer el punto entero o punto de lienzo - Encaje de bolillos canalsapeando 10/5/2011 Spanish 19 19 Conceptos básicos - Encaje de bolillos canalsapeando 10/5/2011 Spanish 20 20 Materiales necesarios - Encaje de bolillos canalsapeando 10/5/2011 Spanish 21 21 Merletto a fuselli - Introduzione storica (I) casacenina 4/19/2011 Italian 22 22 Merletto a Fuselli - Corso: il movimento dei fuselli (III) casacenina 5/2/2011 Italian 23 23 Merletto a fuselli - Introduzione storica (II) casacenina 5/2/2011 Italian 24 24 Merletto a Fuselli - Corso: il movimento dei fuselli (IV) casacenina 5/11/2011 Italian 25 25 Merletto a Fuselli - Corso pratico (V) casacenina 5/24/2011 Italian 26 26 Merletto a Fuselli - Corso pratico (VI) casacenina 5/30/2011 Italian 27 27 Merletto a Fuselli - Corso pratico (VII) casacenina 6/6/2011 Italian 28 28 Merletto a Fuselli - Corso pratico (VIII) casacenina 6/13/2011 Italian 29 29 Merletto a Fuselli - Corso pratico (IX) casacenina 6/20/2011 Italian 30 30 Merletto a Fuselli - Corso pratico (X) casacenina 6/27/2011 Italian 31 31 comienzo labor de tres pares, del grupo de google amigas del bolillo coliboli 6/26/2009 silent 32 32 AMIGAS DEL BOLILLO 1 coliboli 7/2/2009 Spanish 33 33 bolillos - parte 1 costureraloca 6/24/2007 Catalan 34 34 Bolillos - parte 2 costureraloca 6/24/2007 Catalan 35 35 Bolillos - parte 3 costureraloca 6/24/2007 Catalan 36 36 Bobbin Lacemaking - How to work a back stitch Craftinglou 12/5/2010 silent 37 37 namotka_koklushki2.flv cumiko1 3/16/2011 Russian 38 38 polotnianka_bez_pereviva.flv cumiko1 3/16/2011 Russian 39 39 Angelita Bolillos Parte 1 dyondoatgmaildotcom 11/16/2008 Catalan some English 40 40 Angelita Bolillos Parte 2 dyondoatgmaildotcom 11/17/2008 Catalan some English 41 41 Angelita Bolillos Parte 4 dyondoatgmaildotcom 11/20/2008 Catalan some English 42 42 Angelita Bolillos Parte 3 dyondoatgmaildotcom 11/28/2008 Catalan some English 43 43 Angelita Bolillos Parte 3a dyondoatgmaildotcom 11/28/2008 Catalan some English 44 44 Angelita Bolillos Parte 3b dyondoatgmaildotcom 11/28/2008 Catalan some English 45 45 Angelita Bolillos Parte 0 dyondoatgmaildotcom Catalan some English 46 46 Bolso bolillero para encaje de bolillos eksomedinnop 10/14/2009 music 47 47 Making a Leaf Tally EldoHil 9/3/2009 English 48 48 Craftycast Podcast 1 - Lace making equipment Elgyfu 2/13/2011 English 49 49 Fiber Artist Supply Lace Bobbin Winder FiberArtistSupply 10/161/09 music 50 50 film1.avi fsaintemarie 7/3/2010 silent 51 51 merletto fsaintemarie 10/29/2010 silent 52 52 TOMBOLO - come riempire i fuselli gliHOBBYdiLETY 9/25/2010 Italian script 53 53 TOMBOLO - punto tela gliHOBBYdiLETY 10/2/2010 Italian script 54 54 TOMBOLO - come fare le barrette gliHOBBYdiLETY 10/9/2010 Italian script 55 55 TOMBOLO - come fare l'interno curve gliHOBBYdiLETY 10/16/2010 Italian script 56 56 TOMBOLO - il reticolato gliHOBBYdiLETY 10/24/2010 Italian script 57 57 TOMBOLO - la cordetta gliHOBBYdiLETY 1/14/2011 Italian script 58 58 TOMBOLO - il pippiolino gliHOBBYdiLETY 1/22/2011 Italian script 59 59 TOMBOLO - il piede gliHOBBYdiLETY 1/29/2011 Italian script 60 60 TOMBOLO - il punto mimosa gliHOBBYdiLETY 2/13/2011 Italian script 61 61 TOMBOLO - inizio e fine lavoro gliHOBBYdiLETY 3/30/2011 Italian script 62 62 TOMBOLO - la reticella gliHOBBYdiLETY 7/8/2011 Italian script 63 63 TOMBOLO - come fare le punte gliHOBBYdiLETY 12/16/2011 music 64 64 Hur man knypplar tvärgatan - How to do bobbin lace halvtanten 9/25/2010 Swedish 65 65 hvězdičková výplň herdulka 2/26/2011 silent 66 66 Vláčka herdulka 4/15/2011 silent 67 67 clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 4/30/2009 Spanish 68 68 clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 4/30/2009 Spanish 69 69 clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 4/30/2009 Spanish 70 70 clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 4/30/2009 Spanish 71 71 clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 4/30/2009 Spanish 72 72 clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 4/30/2009 Spanish 73 73 clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 4/30/2009 Spanish 74 74 clase de los lunes hilanderaspravia 4/30/2009 Spanish 75 75 clase de los lunes hilanderaspravia 4/30/2009 Spanish 76 76 clase de los miércoles hilanderaspravia 4/30/2009 Spanish 77 77 Lisi con el Encaje Duquesa hilanderaspravia 4/30/2009 Spanish 78 78 Lisi haciendo Encaje duquesa hilanderaspravia 4/30/2009 Spanish 79 79 Amparo hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 80 80 Amparo haciendo rococo hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 81 81 Ana hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 82 82 Ana hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 83 83 Ana haciendo una virgen hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 84 84 Angelita hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 85 85 Carmen con su trabajo hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 86 86 clase de los lunes hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 87 87 Cristina con su primer pañuelo hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 88 88 Dori haciendo una encajera hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 89 89 Dorina hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 90 90 Mª Jose hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 91 91 Mª Jose hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 92 92 Marisa hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 93 93 Marisa hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 94 94 Rosa hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 95 95 Rosa hilanderaspravia 5/4/2009 Spanish 96 96 Angelita haciendo encaje popular hilanderaspravia 5/20/2009 Spanish 97 97 Clemen haciendo encaje de Hinojosa (Extremeño) hilanderaspravia 5/20/2009 Spanish 98 98 Cesta de bolillos hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 99 99 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 100 100 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 101 101 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 102 102 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 103 103 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 104 104 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 105 105 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 106 106 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 107 107 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 108 108 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 109 109 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 110 110 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 111 111 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 112 112 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 113 113 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 114 114 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 115 115 Muñeca de Ángeles hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 116 116 Puntilla de Fina hilanderaspravia 5/22/2009 Spanish 117 117 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/25/2009 Spanish 118 118 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/25/2009 Spanish 119 119 Clase de los jueves hilanderaspravia 5/25/2009 Spanish 120 120 PC052326.AVI hilanderaspravia 12/15/2009 Spanish 121 121 lienzo.AVI hilanderaspravia 9/19/2011 Spanish 122 122 P9114915.AVI hilanderaspravia 9/19/2011 Spanish Bobbinlace Instruction - 2 (I-Z) 123 1 1 Corso di tombolo ilgiardinodeipunti10 7/23/2011 Italian 124 2 Punto tela del Tombolo di Anto (HD) iltombolodianto 10/29/2011 Italian 125 3 Tombolo - Fondo delle rose o conocchiole del Tombolo (HD) .mp4 iltombolodianto 12/10/2011 Italian 126 4 Bobbin Lace Making: Tools and Materials jouistoddard 9/6/2009 English 127 5 Bobbin Lace Making: Bolster Pillow Construction jouistoddard 9/18/2009 English 128 6 Bobbin Lace Making: Preparing the Pattern jouistoddard 10/4/2009 English 129 7 Bobbin Lace Making: Constructing a Cookie Pillow jouistoddard 12/12/2009 English 130 8 Bobbin Lace Making: Basic Bobbin Lace Stitches jouistoddard 3/27/2010 English 131 9 how to make a leaf tally lacesinger 9/10/2009 English 132 10 Leaf-shaped Tallies in Bedfordshire Lace lamacamara 8/9/2010 silent 133 11 Rebobinador de Bolillos librote37 8/29/2010 music 134 12 Dentelle aux fuseaux 1 Lisotchka 6/8/2008 French 135 13 Dentelle aux fuseaux 2 Lisotchka 6/8/2008 French 136 14 Dentelle aux fuseaux 3 Lisotchka 6/8/2008 French 137 15 Bobbin Lace Making ltlmiss 6/26/2009 silent 138 16 Madejas Bobbin Lace Making no.1 madejasycafe 8/8/2008 English 139 17 Madejas Bobbin Lace Making no.2 madejasycafe 8/8/2008 English 140 18 Bobbin Lace - How to Start - Part 2 madejasycafe 9/8/2009 English 141 19 Bobbin Lace - How to Start Part 1 madejasycafe 9/8/2009 English cruzando 4 pares de bilros (gone in Nov 2011) maribaz 10/20/2010 Portugese 142 20 Bolillos Abanico Varillas mluisa97 10/25/2009
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