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Livres Des Fils En Folie Livres * Tous Nos Prix Sont Taxes Incluses Et Sujet À Changement Sans Préavis 20 Livres Des Fils en folie Livres * Tous nos prix sont Tous Dentelle aux fuseaux : Prix*(unité) Titre du livre Auteur Prix taxes incluses 12 Letters in Kant A-L Martine Bruggeman 15,50$ 14 Letters in Kant M-z Martine Bruggeman 15,50$ 36 Klöppelbilder nach der Natur Irmgard Schneider 41,50$ et sont sujet à changement sans préavis. 8 Kanten kragen Martine Bruggeman 15,50$ ABC in flanders Lace Ulrike Löhr 21,80$ All about making - Floral Bucks Point Alexandra Stillwell 71,00$ All about making - Geometrical Bucks Point Lace Alexandra Stillwell 73,00$ Abécédaire, Dentelle aux fuseaux, broderie et ruban Michelle Andreu 26,45$ de soie Allerlei Getklöppelter Christbaum-schmukc Brigitte Bellon 42,50$ Alphabet Inspirations incoloured Bobbin lace Sandi Woods 39,00$ Angels in Russian Tape Lace Hanne Sonne 44,65$ Austria-Spitze Léopoldine Winkler 51,00$ Blondes Chantilly et Caen Suzanne Raszewski & Claudette & Michel 56,30$ Bouvot Blumen für Fenster und Tisch Christine Mirecki 44,85$ Blumige Reste aus Flandern das Beste Ulrike Voelcker 41,75$ Bobbin Lace for the Dining table Peter Sorensen 39,90$ Bobbin Lace Jewellery Karen Marie Iversen 52,60$ Bobbin Lace with ribbon gimp Eeva-Liisa Kortelahti 24,00$ Bobijntje! Japan Funie Kanai 56,00$ Bright and flighty Manuella Beck 37,00$ Caen Kant Special Kantcentrum 47,85$ Circle and Squares The Lace Guild 12,65$ Cluny de Brioude Mick Fouriscot - Odette Arpin 29,00$ Cluny de Brioude - Dentelle polychrome Odette Arpin 48,50$ Contemporary Lace for you Jane Atkinson 64,00$ Dekorative Klöppel-Bilder BuchVerlag für die Frau 29,00$ Dentelle au fuseau - Les bases Jean Chaleyé 39,90$ Dentelle aux fuseaux * Lysiane Brulet 55,00$ Dentelle aux fuseaux ** Lysiane Brulet 55,00$ www.desfilsenfolie.com - 2014 - Tous droits réservés Des Fils en folie Livres Dentelle aux fuseaux : (Suite) Prix*(unité) Titre du livre Auteur Prix Dentelle aux fuseaux *** Lysiane Brulet 65,00$ Dentelle de Flandre Mazé 50,80$ Dentelle de Mirecourt Marie-José Massol 32,75$ et sont sujet à changement sans préavis. Dentelle de Normandie Florence Quinette 53,80$ Dentelle de Valenciennes - Les Bases Sophie Houpeurt Mollaret 30,85$ Dentelle du Pays-D'Enhaut Ruth Doepfner-Wettstein 35,75$ taxes incluses Dentelle normandes Claudette et Michel Bouvot 41,00$ Dentelle polychrome de Courseulles Jean-Claude Brulet 45,30$ Dentelle Torchon Martine Piveteau 48,50$ Tous nos prix sont Tous * Dentelle Torchon - vol. 2 Martine Piveteau 48,50$ Dentelles des Montagnes Michelle Andreu 28,15$ Devon Trolly Coast (Queen Victoria) Mcfadzean 41,75$ Dick durch Dünn Ulrike Löhr 43,55$ Die Kunt des Häkeln Ulrike Voelcker 14,50$ Dominos & Gronden Annemarie Verbeke 70,00$ Dutch Bobbin Lace Patterns Yvonne Scheele-Kerkhof 33,95$ Eagles of Freedom Anny Noben-Slegers 65,00$ Eisblumen Ulrike Voelcker 59,90$ El encaje de Hitojosa Marina Reguero 78,00$ Exotische Bloemen Martine Bruggeman 15,75$ Fantasiebloemen Martine Bruggeman 15,75$ Faszination Klöppeln BuchVerlag für die Frau 29,00$ Flanders Lace II Kumiko Nakazaki 54,50$ Flandrische Spitze - Flanders Lace Barbara Corbet 69,95$ Floral Bedfordshire Yvonne Scheele-Kerkhof 62,25$ Floribana Anny Noben-Slegers 42,00$ Geklöppelte Frühlingsmotive Brigitte Bellon 43,55$ Geklöppelte weihnachtsschmuck Brigitte Bellon 43,55$ Gründe mit system Uta Ulrich 69,95$ www.desfilsenfolie.com - 2014 - Tous droits réservés Des Fils en folie Livres * Tous nos prix sont Tous Dentelle aux fuseaux : (Suite) Prix*(unité) Prix*(unité) Titre du livre Auteur Prix taxes incluses Hausdrachen Ulrike Löhr 69,00$ Honiton Lace Patterns The Lace Guild 35,00$ Hoop Kantcentrum 73,55$ et sont sujet à changement sans préavis. Horoscoop - masterclassbinche Kantcentrum Brugge Anne-Marie Verbeke-Billiet 69,00$ Introducing Traditionnal Bedfordshire Lace Barbara M. Underwood 43,55$ Jagd nach Strich und Faden Ulrike Löhr 69,95$ Julekniplinger 5 Jana Novak 29,00$ Kleine Kostbarkeiten Verlag Jür Die Frau Buch 29,00$ Klöpelspitzen für Glasleuchter (bougeoirs) Sabine Frank-Hard- Marianne Geibendörfer 26,00$ Klöppelfäden lace threads in dD Martina Wolter-Kampmann 30,75$ Klöppelmuster für Schals und tischla ufer Brigitte Bellon 32,75$ Klöppeln - Hin und her (Dentelle - aller-retour) Claire Burkhard 34,50$ Klöppelspitzen für glas und light Sabine Frank-Hard- Marianne Geibendörfer 25,00$ Klöppelspitzen run ums Glas Sabine Frank-Hard- Marianne Geibendörfer 29,00$ Klöppelspitzen-Winterzauber Marianne Geibendörfer 34,55$ Knypplade Faglar Geklöppelte vögel Ulla Fagerlini - Birgitta Hulterström 46,55$ (oiseaux en dentelle) Kobe Kant special Kantcentrum 45,35$ Krybbe - The crib Wehnachtskrippe (crèche de Noël) Jana Novak 29,30$ Küchen-spitzen Verlag Jür Die Frau Buch 29,00$ La dentelle de Bayeux Mick Fouriscot - Mylène Salvador 29,00$ La Dentelle de Bayeux à l'école de Rose Durand Jeanine Potin - Marie Catherine Nobécourt 44,60$ La dentelle Duchesse Mick Fouriscot - Léane Parfait-Laitem 35,00$ La Dentelle Torchon - nouvelles créations Martine Piveteau 56,60$ La dentelle Torchon de Cholet Mick Fouriscot - Martine Piveteau 36,30$ La dentelle Torchon de Cholet -2 Mick Fouriscot - Martine Piveteau 39,90$ La Guipure du Puy Mick Fouriscot - Nathalie Hubert 31,75$ Lace from the Australian Bush Jenny Rees 51,25$ Lessons in bobbin lacemaking Doris Southard 30,00$ Maikäfer, flieg (papillons) Ulrike Löhr 18,00$ www.desfilsenfolie.com - 2014 - Tous droits réservés Des Fils en folie Livres Dentelle aux fuseaux : (Suite) Prix*(unité) Titre du livre Auteur Prix Mailänder Spitze - Modern interpretiert Christine Mirecki 59,70$ Milanaise Lace designs Ann Moore's lacemakers' collection 39,85$ Mille Fleurs Kumiko Nakazaki 76,00$ et sont sujet à changement sans préavis. Mit Rippe und rolle Ulrike Voelcker 72,35$ Modern Bobbin Lace Karen Marie Iversen 50,50$ Motieven in kleur Sebastiana Van Den Herik 23,30$ taxes incluses Multerzeichnen für Torchonspitzen Jane atkinson 39,00$ Nauhalanka Nyplayksessa - Bobbin lace with ribbon Eeva-Liisa Kortelahti 25,30$ gimps Neue Weihnachtskoöppel Brigitte Bellon 55,00$ Tous nos prix sont Tous * Nyplätkäämme Let's make bobbin lace Eeva-Liisa Kortelahti 59,85$ Pentagones et étoiles Michèle Minguin-Debray 54,45$ Petits cadeaux en dentelle Marie-José Massol 47,15$ Petterssonspetsar fran Österlen Wivi-Ann Nordström 70,75$ Pizzo di Cantù 5 Casa Mani di Fata 22,55$ Point de Paris Martine Piveteau 45,35$ Précieuse dentelle aux fuseaux Ichiko Mitsuhira 44,50$ Roses Kumiko Nakazaki 65,00$ Ruusuja Nypläten - Roses in bobbin lace Eeva-Liisa Kortelahti 59,85$ Schneeberger klöppelmotive Brigitte Bellon 43,55$ Schwarzarbeit - band 2 Ulrike Voelcker 78,00$ Special Kant Brugge V.Z.W. Kantcentrum 39,00$ Special Kant Prague V.Z.W. Kantcentrum 39,00$ Spinnen, Spinnen Hildegard Glös 36,20$ Spitzenmenü Klöppelbrief für Tischdecke Deutscher Klöppelverband 39,00$ Spitzen-Zauber BuchVerlag für die Frau 29,00$ Sterne Christine Mirecki 35,40$ Stil-Blüten Ulrike Voelcker 69,95$ Syllabus Binche III Anne-Marie Verbeke-Billiet 66,00$ The Beginning and the end Ulrike Löhr 65,00$ www.desfilsenfolie.com - 2014 - Tous droits réservés Des Fils en folie Livres * Tous nos prix sont Tous Dentelle aux fuseaux : (Suite) Prix*(unité) Prix*(unité) Titre du livre Auteur Prix taxes incluses The Grammar of Point Ground Ulrike Voelcker 69,00$ Threads for Lace - Édition 5 Brenda Paternoster 25,25$ Tierish Flandrisch Inge Theuerkauf 45,35$ et sont sujet à changement sans préavis. Torchon - Erlernen / Discover (couverture bleue) Ulrike Voelcker 48,75$ Torchon Lace Else-Marie Bjerregaard 43,55$ Torchon-Üben / Explore (couverture rose) Ulrike Voelcker 48,75$ Torchon - Verstehen/Master (couverture verte) Ulrike Voelcker 48,75$ Traditional Bedfordshire Lace Barbara M. Underwood 41,50$ Tribute to the First People Anny Noben-Slegers 65,00$ Tüllgrundspitzen Ruth Doepfner-Wettstein 69,00$ Unsichtbar Invisible Martina Wolter-Kampmann 73,00$ Wiener Spitzen Hartmut Lang 70,75$ Zodiac Jana Novak 27,75$ www.desfilsenfolie.com - 2014 - Tous droits réservés Des Fils en folie Livres Broderie & dentelle à l’aiguille Prix*(unité) Titre du livre Auteur Prix A-Z Broderie Crewel 39,50 $ A-Z Fleurs brodées 39,50 $ et sont sujet à changement sans préavis. A-Z of Crewel Embroidery 34,50 $ A-Z of Embroidery Stitches 1 34,50 $ A-Z of Embroidery Stitches 2 34,50 $ taxes incluses A-Z of Ribbon Embroidery 34,50 $ A-Z of Stumpwork book 34,50 $ A-Z Point de poste-Bullion 39,50 $ Basics and Beyond - Hardanger Janice Love 18,00 $ Tous nos prix sont Tous * Beautiful Bishops Publishers of Australian Smocking & embrod. 21,15 $ Beginner's Guide to Goldwork Ruth Chamberlin 28,90 $ Blackwork made easy Lesley Wilkins 25,50 $ Boutis - Déco & créations Delphine Mongrand 35,50 $ Broderie au ruban Yukiko Ogura 34,75 $ Broderie au ruban revisitée Dominique Molière 28,75 $ Broderie de perles CRK Design & Yasuk Endo 30,75 $ Broderie de Schwalm Jocelyne Dubois 41,00 $ Broderie de Schwalm ancienne et autres broderies Luzine Happel 51,80 $ de surface Broderie Richelieu Nadège Richer 30,10 $ Broderie suisse Brigitte Rainglet 35,50 $ Broderie suisse-nouveaux modèles Brigitte Rainglet 35,50 $ Broderise traditionnelles Céline Le Betz 39,75 $ Cartes anciennes à broder Isabelle Mazagrand-Kerlan 29,75 $ Celtic backstich Helen Hall 39,80 $ Classic Smocking Designs Australian Smocking & Embroidery 14,35 $ Creative Backstich Helen Hall 33,50 $ Crewel twists - fresh ideas for Jacobean embroidery Hazel Blomkamp 33,50 $ Drawn Thread Embroidery Patricia Bage 26,95 $ Early Schwalm Whitework Luzine Happel 51,80$ www.desfilsenfolie.com - 2014 - Tous droits réservés Des Fils
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