--- Elizabeth Ligeti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I made my Table ribbon I worked it on a roller
pillow, with just the
start of the pricking pinned down, and the rest
hanging out the back. ...
The extra pricking just fed through as I turned the
roller,
The same idea can be used on a
My thanks to all who responded to my request for an e-address. I have
obtained the supplies required by friends who are not online in pleanty of time
for
this Saturday. I must say Pat turned up trumps in dispatching it to me so
promptly.
Patricia in Wales
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Delurking with my short list...
I've been demonstrating when I can with Portland Lace Society at county
fairs, state fairs and other gatherings, so I've been more productive than
usual. (a 7:30 am to whenever job puts a serious crimp in my lace time.)
I have decided that the next year or so is
For those of you who wanted to see the free tatting pattern, we have some
problems with our website and our webmistress is working on it I will let you
all know when it is okay to go and check the pattern out.
I talked on the phone with the company to which our website address is being
sent
Hi All, What a treat I got in my mailbox today. The new IOLI Bulletin with
photos of the table ribbons in the contest!! They are all so beautiful!!
What fun to see Liz Ligeti's gorgeous ribbon after reading about it today
G. And Janice Blair, your first prize winner in Polychrome is
(Forgive me if this was mentioned back in April, it has been a stressful year!
I even sent this message first time around from the wrong email address so I
don't think it got through first time ...)
My family tend to save newspaper cuttings for me whenever they think I might be
interested.
There were more in the bundle a friend sent me, but I'm forwarding only
one of them. Those who know me personally, will appreciate why I find
it especially amusing.
From: R.P.
Al Gore told the United Nations that cigarette smoking is a
significant contributor to global warming. To be fair,
Hi again. I'm getting some interesting ideas.
Thanks, everyone.
However, no one has mentioned inventories. Does
anyone keep their bobbin or book inventory on their
computer? I've been using a notebook that is easy to
carry to lace days and conferences.
I need to make bobbin and thread
I've thought about getting a modern laptop (I have a very old one with
virtually no memory, it just about runs windows and Wordperfect 5.1 and no
colour screen). I use it to take minutes at meetings and for that service
it is fine.
I haven't been looking recently for a laptop, but would need
Hello Malvary
Hope your shoulder continues to improve.
You should be able to plug a separate keyboard into a laptop - but that
of course adds to the total weight and makes the whole thing less
portable. I've done a quick Google and the only thing I came up with
is a replacement split
I don't have a bobbin inventory, but I do have a book inventory, in a Mac
database built in HyperCard. You could use Access, or Excel. The database makes
it a bit easier to select by the contents of various fields, and you can do
pretty entry screens. My address book for Christmas cards is in a
Tamara,
My sympathies - it isn't any better here - we have the Chimp-in-Chief's
Poodle running our show. It does seem at times that all the things my
parents/grandparents/ and even further back fought and campaigned for,
the right to trial by jury of one's peers, the right not to be
tortured,
Hi Alice and everyone
anyone keep their bobbin or book inventory on their
computer? I've been using a notebook that is easy to
carry to lace days and conferences.
I prefer the pencil and paper method - but if I would be doing inventory,
I would use my main computer with its better keyboard
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