Bev wrote:
i propose
you all in the UK adopt one of us in NA and we go on a road trip to
next year's NEC. you can then watch us contribute to your local
economy vbg
Unfortunately the only airline travelling from/to the west of the UK into
Birmingham International airport (which has a shuttle
Hi everyone
I made an initial C for a little girl called Calista in Honiton in 120
thread, put it in a silver frame on red velvet. It looked marvellous, you could
make a letter in a different sort of lace and it would be quite effective
Good luck
from sunny Australia
Hello Julie
Is there a chance to see a picture of it?
Dorte
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Hello Lacefriends,
Here I am again after a wonderful weekend in Berlin with three very
interesting art exhibitions.
There were nearly fourty lacers intersted in winning the stamps before
I left HH. I put them all in my little top-hat which was full now.
Yesterday evening I found new ones in my
On Sun, 2005-12-04 at 22:49 +, Jean Nathan wrote:
Helen wrote:
To me, Christchurch has always been part of Dorset! :o)
Poole has always been Dorset. Bournemouth, which is next door to (east of
Poole) used to be in Hampshire, but is now in Dorset, much to a lot of
people's disgust.
another version is he told the father to put the girls' shoes/socks
(it varies) outside - and the next morning there were gold coins in
the shoes/socks. I like to think that is the source of the tradition
of putting gold-foil-covered chocolate coins in the children's
stockings at Christmas.
Hi
Our Arachne, Angela!
Her book has finally been published by Batsford in England, ISBN
0-7134-8953-7, and is available there. It will come out in 2006 in the United
States. It
is called Embroiderer's and Quilter's Sourcebook. Excellent photography.
Ninety percent of 1,000 color images
Hi,
Does anyone know the highest price ever payed for a piece of lace?
Tiny
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Hi Tiny Dell and All, You didn't say
Hi Bev,
I know the deadline is tomorrow for the card exchange, and I have sent and
received my cards already, but I cannot find the email that I know I saved
regarding the email address that we are to send our scans to for the web page.
Can you repeat that information as I am sure I am not
I can fill in a bit of the information, and it's probably a good idea to
furnish it to all.
Please send a scan or photo of your lace--the one you made and/or the one
you received to [EMAIL PROTECTED]. It would be interesting to learn a little
more about the lace, such as who made it, to whom it
Hi everyone,
Thank you Barbara for the photo destination again:
Please send a scan or photo of your lace--the one you made and/or the one
you received to [EMAIL PROTECTED]. It would be interesting to learn a little
more about the lace, such as who made it, to whom it was sent, what thread,
Hi everyone, most especially those in the lace card exchange - you've
all made your cards right? and sent them, or getting them to the PO
asap?!!
If you forgot to take a scan or digiphoto before mailing, perhaps your
recipient can do so, and e-mail the picture to Barbara
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Hi all,
I sent my exchange card away to Australia today. I hope it has a safe trip
overseas.
I received a lovely card in the mail today from Dianne Taylor of Dunlap
Tennessee. I will hang my red and gold BL candle on our tree when we get it up.
I love having a new lace treasure to hang on the
I have bought two sets of antique fansticks, both made of bone, one of which
has gold paint decoration on it. They both have the old, very dirty and
torn, fanleaves on them, which I want to remove so that I can make my own
bobbin lace to attach. Could anyone please tell me the safest way to
I forgot to mention that one of the sticks is broken about an inch from the
top. What glue can I safely use to repair it, please? Thank you.
Dee Palin
Gloucestershire
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Hi Jane et al,
My mum also still peels mushrooms, but I don't - but mum still does the
mushrooms her way when she comes to our house!I am a bit too impatient
to peel them, and I decided long ago that the heat in the cooking would kill
off any bugs that are lurking, and washing them will get
Hi All,
I was demonstrating on Friday evening, after a horrendous trip back to Suffolk
from Wales on Thursday, so probably not at my best but
There I was, showing some youngsters on the 'Have-a-Go' pillows how to make
lace, and explaining as they went along. Imagine my surprise to be
was the woman black? i think she might have taken the political
correctness a little too far. although i have not researched lace so
thouroghly that i would know for sure, but i have never seen an article
where lace was made by the slaves or maids. it was the aristocrats who
were only allowed
Dear Brenda,
Please write to me, since we have changed from dial up to dsl. I have lost
most all my contacts, I need everybody's addresses to fill up my address book.
But I need my secret pals address one last time so I can mail out her
package.
Thank you,
Lynn
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Hi All, Thanks for all the comments on peeling mushrooms. Except for old
ones I have now peeled my last mushroom VBG. I even bought a mushroom
brush today (I was in the hardware store and it appeared right in front of
me). Anything to make cooking a little faster is much appreciated!
Dear Carol,
I just came back on lace-chat after being away awhile - have stayed on
lace,
and want to make a comment on this.
Bloody well use whatever you want! I would have asked the dolt, I wonder
why anything black bothers you...Do you have black kin in your heritage?
She would have crept
Hi Jane,
I remember being told not to wash mushrooms but I can remember why, maybe it
was if you were going to fry them. I usually cut of the end of the stem and
rinse them under running water as I always forget that I have a mushroom brush
at the bottom of my sink untensil jar. I had a
Does anyone know the URL for the stack of teddy bears that you click on and
they fall down?
An inane game that keeps tiny minds occupied for a while!!
I have the bubble wrap game, but can't find the teddy bear stack.
Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz
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On Dec 5, 2005, at 12:19, Carol Adkinson wrote:
She pursed her lips, and 'hmmm-ed' a bit, and when I asked her why she
wanted
to know, she said that she had hoped that the workers were not black
because
the slaves were black and did all the work.
I am still not sure whether she was taking
On Dec 5, 2005, at 16:57, Jane Viking Swanson wrote:
I know my mother peeled the carrots before cooking them. That I
stopped doing after I met DH and found out not everybody does. I just
give them a scrub.
Given the reports on how good the peel is for you, I considered doing
the same.No
At 04:57 PM 12/5/05 -0500, Jane Viking Swanson wrote:
I even bought a mushroom
brush today (I was in the hardware store and it appeared right in front
of me). Anything to make cooking a little faster is much appreciated!
If it's anything like the brushes I buy, reserve the mushroom brush
Hi all,
I sent my exchange card away to Australia today. I hope it has a safe trip
overseas.
I received a lovely card in the mail today from Dianne Taylor of Dunlap
Tennessee. I will hang my red and gold BL candle on our tree when we get it up.
I love having a new lace treasure to hang on the
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