Susan wrote:
Abby needs those gloves to complement her black Battenburg parasol that has
been featured in several episodes.
Difference being that Abbey's Battenburg black parasol is available direct
from Hong Kong, where they're made, or from the UK or USA for between £10
and £15, as
On 06/12/2010 08:56, Faye Owers wrote:
Hi Members,
Just a reminder that it is the first week of December and cards should be in
the mail and if not please pop them in before Friday
Regards
Faye
Slight delay in completing mine, but hope it will be in the post by Friday.
Lesley
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Hi,
Today I received my card from Marji in USA. It is a beautiful angel that I
will hang on my tree when I put it up at the weekend.
Many thanks Marji for the card and I have sent a scan of it to Faye.
Thanks again,
Anne Nicholas
Middx.
England
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Dear Brian,
Earlier this year, I bought a lace lamp at auction here in Maine. I think
I wrote about this on Arachne, in a letter about all the lace things I'd
been able to do here in 2010.
Mine is European-style. In other words, a large globe-shaped carafe that
was filled with water.
Dear Brian,
There is a lovely museum in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England, located
diagonally across to the right from the front door of Salisbury Cathedral,
called
Salisbury Museum. I have visited twice while on embroidery tours, and
found they have a nice collection of what was labeled as
Saw the following on the Rachel Ray website, usually I go there for recipes.
http://www.rachaelraymag.com/Every-Day-Living/Cool-Finds/fashion-and-beauty-advice/how-to-give-yourself-a-manicure?_mid=812132_rid=812132.623800.137711
http://tinyurl.com/23gp5xo
I expect to see everyone with lace on
I cannot agree more with Jeri on her assessment of this book! I bought
it immediately after it was released (with the translation), and have
enjoyed it over and over again. It is a beautiful resource.
However, it is my understanding that the book has long been out of
print. Those vendors
Oh yeah! Now I know what to do with the scraps after I do a join!!!
I'll have two pieces to cut to fit hmmm... big decision... which
two fingers will wear the lace? : p
Clay
On 12/7/2010 6:57 PM, Janice Blair wrote:
Saw the following on the Rachel Ray website, usually I go there for
Hi, all,
Having been in the Salisbury Museum last year, I have some info to
contribute. I sent Brian
My photos with bobbins separately, unfortunately poor quality so don't know
if they'll be of any use.
As for books, the museum produces a little booklet on Downton Lace, very
inexpensive as I
I received my Christmas card from Janice today, thank you very much, Janice,
your needlelace is just great!
My card is on its way to you - posted last Monday - and I've sent a scan to
Jenny in Kununurra for the collection.
Noelene in Cooma, near Canberra
2003 - bushfires. 2010 - floods.
I received my Christmas card in the mail from Sallie of Sunset Hills, Mo. The
front of my card had a picture that was taken on the picture of the Sign that
stated Forever West U.S.Capital Christmas Tree 2010.The truck was on route to
Washington, DC. Inside the card was another very nice
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