Rochelle's Stash Adoption Project in Gulgong, New South Wales | Shopping & retail

Rochelle's Stash Adoption Project

Locality: Gulgong, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6374 2696

Address: Bayly St 2852 Gulgong, NSW, Australia

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24.01.2022 I've done some housekeeping here and cleaned up old sold posts. What is left (to the best of my ability) is still for sale. Happy browsing.

23.01.2022 Hi Folks, I thought this page would just sink into obscurity if I didn't use it, but I still get a number of hits on it every week. Could you give me a like if you read this, so I know whether or not to get reusing this site again. Many, many thanks.

21.01.2022 Brown cotton t-shirting fabric, 10metres x 150 wide. $3/metre. Excellent quality.

20.01.2022 Two beautiful tablecloths in Hardanger. Patterns with charts included. As new. $10 ea.

20.01.2022 Exciting times with the sister business Cottons and Bobbins. New website, still a WIP, lacemakingsupplies.com.au and new email for orders [email protected]

17.01.2022 Back home and chasing merchandise for those waiting on orders. Thank you everyone for your patience.

15.01.2022 A list of lace books for sale. Some secondhand, most shop stock for sale. First come first served. Prices on enquiry, nothing over $20. Inga Lisa Olsson. 1, 2 and 3 Krypplerskan Clear torchon photos no patterns... Ernst-Erik Pfannschmidt. Twentieth Century lace. 2nd hand (history and development) Emily Reigate. An Illustrated Guide to Lace. 2nd hand. Mrs Treadwin. Antique Point Honiton lace. Insight into Victorian lace making. Honiton lace Devonia. Written instructions, no pattern sheets Amy Dawson. Bobbin Lace Making. A how to do it book for beginners Geraldine Stott. Floral torchon lace Patricia (worksheet instruction). Ring bound. Geraldine Stott. The Lace Place Ware Rocks WA. Plaited laces, Bedfordshire, Cluny. Ring bound Ver Leva-Skrovanova. Contemporary Bohemian Lace. 2 copies Elwin Kenn. Point ground patterns from Australia. 16 copies. Elwin Kenn. Designs in point ground lace from Australian Wildflowers. 3 copies Barbara Underwood. Traditional Bedfordshire lace, techniques and patterns Jane Newble-de Graaf. Duchessse lace, an introduction Bridget M Cook. Practical skills in bobbin lace. 2nd hand Bridget Cook & Geraldine Stott. The book of bobbin lace stitches Pamela Nottingham. The Techniques of Lacemaking. 1985, 1980 (bad copy) Pamela Nottingham. The Techniques of Torchon lace. 1982 Pamela Nottingham. Bucks Point lace. 1992 Pamela Nottingham. Bucks Point lacemaking. 1983 Pamela Nottingham. Bobbin lace making. 1983 Tiny Zwaal-Lint with forward by Pamela Nottingham. 37 patterns with tear out prickings. Elena Dickson. Knotted lace in the Eastern Mediterranean tradition. Paperback Jennifer Fisher. The Bedfordshire family of laces Jennifer Fisher. Torchon lace for today. Paperback. 3 copies Plus 2 hard covers, one of which is 2nd hand. Joyce R Willmot. Lace flowers Margaret Maidment. A manual of hand-made bobbin lace work Sheila Brown. Free lace patterns. Jean Withers. Lace to use

13.01.2022 You know what it is like. You've found lacemaking and the bug has bit hard and you really think that is all you want to do from now on. Which is great, you're among friends. The trouble is, all those other things sitting in the cupboard that you wanted to do at the time but now you want to do lace. It's tools, fabric, kits (Fox catalogue anyone else guilty?) and bibs and bobs and you really want to do them because you bought them and that's an investment of money and you mig...Continue reading

13.01.2022 Getting ready for the Sydney Lace Day this weekend. Planning on taking everything with me this time as I haven't received stock from my international orders yet.

13.01.2022 A bit of excitement for the last few days of Christmas. White Brok from a stash 36, 36/3, 100/3, 100, 120, 160, 170. In great condition.

12.01.2022 On Friday night I spoke at the Australian Lace Guild conference about 'Why your Lacemaking is a Pain in the Neck' and ran a short video of hand exercises I have just created. You might find it helpful. Enjoy. https://youtu.be/njZcu9NeRPM

12.01.2022 Remember to share this site with your friends and other crafters, because the broader the audience, the more variety of products there are for sale. Also just a chance discussion with friends often reveals a stash in the cupboard that they would like removed, so talking about this project is absolutely encouraged. I will have a webpage set up soon for it because I know there are a lot of people who don't like facebook. I also know there are many, many more people who are not online at all. So please discuss, direct and generally encourage people. It works out well for everyone that way.

09.01.2022 The books I was planning on listing a few days ago. Here goes Learn to crochet $1.50 Macrame and Tatting $5 Tatting with Visual Patterns $15... McCalls Needlework $15 See more

09.01.2022 Crochet Monthly special issue No 2 with curtains, doilies and three more bedspreads. one of them is just breathtaking. Also an Irish Crochet mat as a nice small starter project and a very unusual tablecloth like an imitation of netting. A lovely round supper cloth imitating tape lace. $5.

07.01.2022 Some interesting stash today! A hank of blue yarn, 200g, that's enough for two big scarves, pure wool, $10 A complete long stitch kit $10 A craft pattern for a fabric cup and saucer pincushion $2

06.01.2022 I have a wide range of colours in tapestry, crewel and grounding yarns from DMC, Appleton and Anchor. Prices start from 20c a skein. Huge discounts for bulk. Ask for shades of individual colours and i will send you photos. Please share to embroiderer and canvasworker friends.

06.01.2022 Crochet monthly special issue No 5 with two supper clothes and three bedspreads, 29 projects in all. Contact me for more photos of projects inside. $5.

03.01.2022 Some advance notice, I will be taking all of January off to travel.

03.01.2022 As some of you may know, I'm coming down to Melbourne for the Australian Lace Guild AGM and conference, and I have a vintage cigar box for sale. I would rather not post it as it is bulky. They are suggested for the base of a travelling pillow, which is why the former owner had it. I wondered if I could start a silent auction on here to help me decide whether there is enough interest to take it or not, as space is at a premium in my car. A silent auction works like this: You s...end me your highest bids by a direct personal message to me (not a comment below here). I will take it to conference if it meets reserve (which is my bid, if you like) and open the auction up to everyone on the Saturday trading day (assuming it is okay with the committee). If not, I will at least let people know about it so everyone has a chance to bid on it if they want it. The highest bidder will have it and will be declared next Sunday, or as soon as I can get an internet connection. Dimensions are 21cm long 13 cm wide and 9cm deep approx. There is no lid. There are stamps on it from the brand and a crack in the base. If it doesn't meet my reserve, i will put it on ebay when I get back. Ask questions before you bid.

03.01.2022 I have had bad news and we are travelling to Melbourne for a funeral tomorrow. I sincerely apologise to anyone who is waiting for anything from me. I will try to do everything before I leave, but I will be focussing on getting away. I expect to be away at least a week. Again, I am so sorry for the inconvenience.

02.01.2022 See this photo above in the cover banner. It now looks like a small container of pairs and singles in rubber bands. I Had to sort them into pairs yesterday, when I had nothing else to do.

02.01.2022 I took some lace stash to the lace day in Sydney and there was a very favourable response. It seems people are willing to purchase even when there are new things alongside. Very encouraging for rehomers.