Tamara,
Thanks for the quick and full of information, response. I will look into
purchasing the Nobecourt book. I do hate to spend quite so much on postage on
a book I can only use for a couple of weeks. I found earlier, the same
situation while checking into renting books on tape and getting
Does anyone know if there really is an English translation for the
Tonderkniplinger 2 book by Inge Skovgaard? I'm getting contradictory
answers from UK suppliers.
Regards,
Annette, London
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Is anyone else in London still waiting for their copy of the latest Lace
magazine? I seem to have received everything else that got caught up in the
post strike, but not this.
Regards,
Annette, London
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Noelene wrote:
What do Downton bobbins look like please?
http://www.angelfire.com/folk/bobrian/Nonem/nonem.htm
shows Downton bobbins as well as others like Malmsbury and Ipswich. If you
click on any of the pictures you get an enlarged version.
According to David Springett's Success to the Lace
Hi Lacers,
I am back safe and sound from my trip to the UK. I enjoyed meeting all the lovely
lace ladies at the Havant lace fair including Jean Peach, Milada, Sheila, et al. Spent
waaay too much!! I know it was crushed around the tables but I did not see any square
bobbins, even though some
From: Aurelia L. Loveman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh, I can't agree with you, Robin, that Christine Springett's spangles are
loose and floppy. I have dozens of her bobbins, and they are perfect. If
there were anything the matter with them (and there isn't), it would only
be that we amateur
Hi Spiders,
I thought someone might be interested in this and there's only an hour and
half left and no bids.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3253669312category=114rd=1
Good luck,
Cindy in the northwoods of Wisconsin
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If spangles 'flipping' bother you, please don't try spangles made with
fishing line.
Or have bird-cage spangles where a large bead sits in a four-strand cage
made from tiny beads.
There's an example of one on Lori's Lace Fairy web site, but it looks like
the cage there is only three strands.
Thank you Avital for the prompt response and sending the wayward digest. Isn't it
great to have someone in charge of things and on the ball. Thanks for all you do for
Arachne.
Janice
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Oh yes, Alice - you're so right! She has her custom-made
T-squares which work for everything she does! But what
she hasn't said (at least in a long while) is that she also
has a full array of spangled Midlands bobbins, which she
used when she first started making lace... until she
realized that
I am in the process of planning a workshop this summer with Yvonne
Scheele-Kerkhof following her sessions at IOLI. Yvonne has agreed to teach
Withof and Beds. No previous experience with either lace is necessary. Dates
will be August 9, 10, and 11. I've secured a wonderful facility in Dublin,
Ohio
On Wednesday, Nov 19, 2003, at 12:39 US/Eastern, alice howell wrote:
If people weren't different, then life would be dull indeed. I could
see
Tamara roll her eyes at this discussion. She avoids the whole problem
by
using unspangled square bobbins for all her lace.
Oh no, I wasn't; just smugly
Hi, all,
Just a note about missing digests. I do save digests (except for the
occasional one that gets deleted accidentally) and burn them onto CDs as
part of my monthly backup. If you ever need a digest, don't hesitate to ask.
The other note is about subscription help (unsubbing, changing
Hi,
Just received your parcel this morning, and just the pick up I needed,
especially the little angel, it is lovelly.I will be able to oranize my lace
days for next year with the calendar, and just right for the purse. Hope
that I can get the decoration made up for my special lace xmas
Hopefully this is third time lucky
I am lucky anyway! I have a new Italian friend, who has send me a
wonderful gift. I have threads in wonderful shades of pink and blue,
chocolates and a teatowel which will look very good on one of my pillows.
For some reason my messages have been going going
I love to get a massage from my cat, Molly, a calico, but not at 5:00 am, on my
boobs, or when her claws need clipping, which is why I am at the computer so early
this morning. Ouch!! Does anyone know why cats do this movement?
Janice Blair
Crystal Lake, IL, 50 miles nw of Chicago
Where I am
Some years ago I purchased a pair of square bobbins for my secret pal of the
time. It must have been at chepstow and therefore would have been from
Winslow bobbins, I think. They said they had started producing them because of
demand.
Patricia in Wales
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Hi,
I'd like to thank my secret pal for the packet of gifts this
month. Unfortunately I'm having to fight with my children as to who gets
to use them - they like the pen and the watch as much as I do. The
chocolates were great and the notepad is already getting used. I write a
fair number
About two years ago, I had a serious illness from what turned out to be a
throat infection -- an exuberant overgrowth of the normal flora. It was not
found early despite 2 trips to the MD and 1 to the ER. It was three weeks
after the ER visit that I was finally able to get in to see the ENT
I'm positive I've heard this one before, just with a different cast of
characters (I seem to remember queen Victoria?). However, The Visit (so
well-discussed on chat g) makes it timely again, so... :) BTW, I
wonder if horse-drawn carriages have to pay the congestion fee in
London, or is it
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