Check out the Astronomy Picture of the day for December 6th, 2005.
It is titled The Veil Nebula Unveiled.
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
Penelope Piip
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Hi Bev,
thank you for your patient reminders.
Today I posted the 2nd Lace Christmas Card. It remains in Europe and should
soon
arrive in Britain. The 1st Card started its longer jouney to South Africa last
Saturday.
It was a bit late, but I still hope that it soon will arrive.
It was
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I have become enthralled with wire lace and am aspiring to learn how to make
it myself. I believe that the only book on the subject is called Gloriana
and I am wondering if it is worth buying it for myself for Christmas. (I never
like to leave something as important as the selection of my
Hi everyone and especially Fay Owers in Australia,
I just had to brag about the wonderful lace Christmas card
that I received yesterday from Faye Owers in Tasmania, Australia.
It contained a beautiful bobbin lace angel ornament with
a very unusual property - she glows in the dark. As soon
as we
No, The german lace guild www.deutscher-kloeppelverband.de have pupliced a
book on silver and gold lace traditionel torchon, by the yards
Anne Dyer, has made CopperWire Lace ISBN: 0-9524045-0-8 very modern,
jewels etc.
Dorte from denmark who just passed the drivingtest for motorbike
I have both Gloriana books and Copper Wire Lace by Anne Dyer and I think
they are all very good. Another I would recommend is Textile Techniques in
Metal by Arline M Fisch. ISBN 0-7090-6007-6 On the back cover it says
Applying the techniques of fibre arts to gold, silver, copper, and brass.
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I have become enthralled with wire lace and am aspiring to learn how
to make
it myself. I believe that the only book on the subject is called
Gloriana
and I am wondering if it is worth buying it for myself for
Christmas.
Actually, there are two Gloriana books
Hi everybody,
I have received a card from Carol Melton in Arizona. It contained two
beautiful little angels for hanging on a Christmas tree and very nice
card with a picture of a sunset in Sonoran Desert which took Carol
personally.
Thank you very much Carol.
I sent my card on 1st
Lynn Scott wrote:
Tamara said:
But, during my trip to OIDFA/Prague last year, one of the two examples
of modern lace that really caught my attention was church windows...
The entire shape of the lace piece was a ghotic window shape, with
Mechlin's ice ground (adjusted) forming the divisions
I had the great fortune of taking a workshop with Arline Fisch last year.
She said she learned just enough bobbin lace to write the book and make the
samples. She didn't enjoy it. But the book is still very inspiring and I
had a great weekend.
Cherry Knobloch
Chesapeake, Va USA
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Joy Beeson said... I just wipe them with a paper towel -- So do I ;or with
a clean damp cloth. I use lots of mushrooms. They are fairly common in
Australian recipes and most experts advise just that so that is all I do.
Mushrooms have improved from the old field mushrooms that I used to
Dear Secret Pal from NZ,
Thankyou so much for my parcel for December. I so love the puau bracelet I
didn't know it came in so many colours. Did you tat the little mat yourself?
It is very lovely and I will treasure it. The calendar is great we are
planning a trip to NZ next year and we are
Check out the Astronomy Picture of the day for December 6th, 2005.
It is titled The Veil Nebula Unveiled.
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
Penelope Piip
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At 08:58 PM 12/5/05 -0500, Tamara P Duvall wrote:
We got your snow. First fall of the season, and not quite enough to
make a problem regarding the driveway, but it did blind my car, so I
postponed running errands till tomorrow -- to lazy to sweep it odd the
windows :)
Tip from the frozen
Hi Jane and all spiders
I don't ever wash mushrooms it makes them go all slimy when cooked, I always
clean my thoroughly with kitchen paper it is all they need really.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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Thanks for the tip Jean I never ever thought of that, just goes to show what
an ingenious lot we are.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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Um... Suz, I think you got the wrong tiger by the tail... The
sumptuary
laws (in Europe) forbade anyone but aristocracy to *wear* the lace;
anyone was allowed to *make* it and, indeed, the poor often did - it
was one way of relieving poverty.
i had it backwards! sorry about that. i
i found this spider on a search and i wanted to know if anyone can
explain the pattern to me. it says sew into, so am i wrong to guess
that the pieces are made seperately and then sewn onto the little
spider?
http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/gallery/honbrch.htm
from suzy in tennessee,u.s.a.
Hi All,
My Christmas Exchange Card arrived safely this morning. It is my first
real Christmas card for this year and already has pride of place on the
mantlepiece. Many thanks to Annelore Stone in WA, USA for a lovely card
with a removable Christmas ornament ring to use on the tree in future
Hello All,
My Christmas Exchange Card arrived safely on Saturday. It is a very pretty
piece of lace made in the shape of a tapered ornament. Many thanks to Jane
Dobinson of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada, for this lovely card with the
removable ornament which will be on my Christmas tree
17 October 1998
One of the thank-you notes with the calendar-drive contributions
[volunteer fire company] said Please forgive our false alarms
as we deal with an aging mother who loves to cook.
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WE are going on an overseas trip to celebrate. We're off to the US to visit
our DD1 who is in college out there. Even though we are taking our younger
daughter with us we're pretty excited. Hubby hasn't slept properly in a week
or so...*g* Hope you have a great celebration for your 25th, they
On Dec 6, 2005, at 13:28, Karen wrote:
a lovely card with a removable Christmas ornament ring to use on the
tree in future years.
Speaking of which... Running errands - postponed from yesterday (and
yes, Joy; I did sweep the snow off all the windows of my car as soon as
it stopped snowing
Never pays to lie to a woman... :)
Begin forwarded message:
From: R.P.
Pedro and Maria got married. Pedro was a man about town so to
speak, but Maria was very naive and uninformed about the birds and
the bees.
Pedro was a poor working man and could not afford to take time off
for a
Good, clean fun to send to (computerized) kids and grandkids while
they're waiting for Christmas. Also amusing for adults with nothing
better to do, and those who live in countries which are too hot for the
real thing :)
From: R.H.
http://www.elfmovie.com/swf/snowball_fight/index.html
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