"Mi Pequeño Taller" was born in 2003, with the intention of studying and investigating the different techniques of bobbin lace in a group. Some time later, the original workshop (which started with a few lacers from Guadalajara, Spain) became a "virtual" workshop, with lacers from all around the world.


With the creation of this blog, I want to share with you the information obtained.

Leave a comment in the space just below the article. I am looking forward to reading it. It will help me decide
what to write next.

Friday, September 24, 2010

LET'S LEARN SOME FINNISH....

One of the biggest problems I had when visiting Finland was the language. Finish is a language of Finno-Ugric origin. The only other languages which are slightly similar are Hungarian, the Samoyedic languages, and the Permic languages, spoken in small groups of Siberia and South of Russia. That is, they are of very little help to us. Spanish and English speakers won't find a word that sounds familiar to us.

So, as you can imagine, my visit to the Rauma Museum wasn't as satisfactory as I had expected. Precisely because I couldn't understand what was written on the signs. An English translation was only on some of them.

Having this difficulty made me write a list of lace related words, which I want to share with you, just in case you need it some time.
 
FINNISH
SPANISH
ENGLISH
jamikka
trenza
plait
kiaru
vuelta
twist
kokolyönti
punto enteroVCVC
whole stitch
laanalanka
hilo de contorno o reseguido
gimp thread
lenkki
baguilla
picot
liinalyönti
punto zurcido CVC
cloth st
mandeli
hoja de guipur
leaf
mynseri
picado
pricking
nypläystyyny
almohadilla
pillow
nypylä
bolillo
bobbin
pitsi
encaje
lace
puolilyönti
medio punto VC
half stitch
sinivuokko
hepática (planta que inspira muchos de los diseños de E.L. Kortelahti)
hepatica (plant that inspires many of E.L. Kortelahti's designs)
spindeli
araña
spider

Hepatica nobilis

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