Hi all
I have just finished Tamara's Milanese Swan and found her instructions
invaluable, though it was complicated in parts to do and not for beginners.
Tamara was able to document it very well. Tamara introduced me to a couple of
her new braids and it was great to follow her diagrams, which I
Dear Arachneans
IMHO someone has tried to forward a photograph to the list. The gibberish
would be the data behing the digital photo. I believe this to be the case
because in line 2 of the text it says:
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Files that end with .jpg are graphic or photo files.
IMHO
Jennifer in
Hello,
This year was my last year in the laceschool in Binche. We were 8 students
to end our training and to present the exam, we all succeeded. We are very
proud :o... One of us is the first man who is qualified in Binche.
They have a niew site in Binche : http://www.dentelledebinche.be ,
I'm trying to advise beginners so as to help them avoid frustration. IS
ANYBODY LISTENING?
Lorelei
Yes, I'm listening. While I started *doing* lace with a very generous supply
of books, bobbins and pillows I purchased as a lot from someone who had
tucked them away for over 20 years quickly
Hello,
What I have seen from the book from Lorelei this book is in my opinion a
very good book for people who have no teacher at hand on their beginning.
And I know what I say than when I started I was nearly alone too with the
book from katharina Egger but with only linnen 50. You can believe me
Hi everyone,
Alaska, as you know, is famous for its fish. It's fish, fish fish all
summer long and lots of fish have to be cleaned and cut up, and eaten too.
There is also endless talk about catching, cleaning and eating fish. Well,
there's a row of little tiny pin shaped bones embedded in the
I've always thought I couldn't do crochet beyond simple edges on
garment
but I'm really intrigued with Irish Crochet. Is there a beginners book in
Irish
Crochet?
Darlene-
The best book I have seen on Irish Crochet is Clones Lace: The Story
and
Patterns of an Irish Crochet by Maire
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Bravo
Sof
On 2 Jul 2003, at 11:50, Liduina wrote:
Hello,
This year was my last year in the laceschool in Binche. We were 8
students to end our training and to present the exam, we all
succeeded. We are very proud :o... One of us is the first man who
is qualified in Binche. They have
Is it possible for a machine to make leaves? I have in my mind that leaves
are always hand made but is it correct? Machines are supposed to be so
wonderful :-))).
Jeanette Fischer, Western Cape, South Africa.
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Brian wrote that he is taking a break for a few days. I wish you good luck
and a successful procedure.
Mary in Southeastern Michigan USA
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Tamara wrote:
At about 18, I was
stunned to discover that some people ate it only once a week
But none of those
who got it once a week only were undernourished.
I have two brothers. One was born in 1939 before WWII started, I was born in
1943 near the end of it, and my other brother in 1945
Hmmm, OTH, my mother always said You can't starve the cook -- meaning
she could always get what she wanted before serving.
Carolyn
Carolyn Hastings
Stow, MA USA
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i find your response totally fascinating, toni. On the one hand, its always
a little sketchy when they apply research to a single sex without looking at
the other side of the coin, so to speak. But, unfortunately, its always
*really* sketchy when reading a popularized news-source version of
Tamara wrote:
I never knew (so it's not a matter of forgetting, for once g) what
that level is, but it's very, very low. The women in Auschwitz and
other labor camps (walking skeletons) didn't menstruate, so
couldn't get pregnant. But it was not the lack of *meat*; it was the lack of *any
A group of seniors were sitting around talking about all their ailments.
My arms have gotten so weak I can hardly lift this cup of coffee, said
one.
Yes, I know, said another. My cataracts are so bad; I can't even see
my coffee.
I couldn't even mark an X at election time, my hands are so crippled,
Click on this link:
http://www.funtown.com/marriage/The_Marriage_Fairy_Haha.swf
Jean in Poole
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Hi everyone
I was astounded to find out the number of discarded cellular phones in
Canada. We can now donate old ones to agencies such as food banks or
transition houses who sell them to a recycler, rather than having the old
cels end up in a landfill somewhere. The number of discarded phones is
Don't do as I do, do as I *say* . . . and other powermaniacs . . .
http://slate.msn.com/id/2085087/
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There's lots of Americans to 'spend' - none of *its*, however . . .
http://www.msnbc.com/news/933766.asp?0sl=-30
Bush challenge
to Iraq attackers:
'Bring them on'
excerpt :
But with opinion surveys showing public confidence
in the U.S. campaign falling to below 60 percent,
the president
Dug out my old book Cannibals Kings, The Origins of Cultures by
Marvin Harris. It does make interesting reading.
According to Harris, the body fat threshold to accommodate the
demands of a foetus is 20 to 25%. He points out the diet of the
Kalahari people was high in animal and plant proteins
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