That isn't how I read the posts on this subject at all. What they do all
seem to be saying is that it is possible for two people to independently
come up with very similar ideas.!
My teaching notes are dated when I do them, ie when I need handouts for a
class. This doesn't necessarily mean that
Thanks to everyone who sent me kind comments on our new website.
Lorri and Tamara asked what the lacer is doing in the picture l'étrange
instrument de Dominique. Well, for the exhibition, several lacers of our
group worked on the theme of music. Dominique has a son who is playing
saxophone and
Yes, Liz, Booksellers in Australia are bound by law to buy from England
for some publishers, and from the US for others (haven't got the list of
which is which) . This is an arrangement made by the publishers, mostly to
ensure that no-one poaches on their preserves (shades of colonialism!!.
Heavy
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I'm very
Liz wrote: This is mainly for the Oz spiders - has anyone in Australia, other
than Helene, received their UK Lace magazine yet? I am still watching out for
the Postie to deliver mine.
Liz I'm not in Oz but my lace magazine just showed up today here in Guam. I
seem to get mine around the same time
Hello lacefriends,
I'm not able to comment on all this opinions, as I'm not familiar with
either of this books. But after looking up the site Lorelei mentioned I
must say all this flowers look nice and individuell and in a way like
real. And if you design a five petal flower it looks like in
Hi Spiders
Liz wrote: This is mainly for the Oz spiders - has anyone in Australia, other
than Helene, received their UK Lace magazine yet? I am still watching out for
the Postie to deliver mine.
My UK Lace magazine arrived on Tuesday so hopefully you've now got
yours Liz.
Regards,
Hello Spiders
On a second carefull look I could find the heartflower of Rosemary in Jana
Novak's book. It was further down than the flowers. But then again, a heart
shape is a very universal symbol, both hearts have different slopes,
different numbers of pins and different braids. The method of
May I make the suggestion that this topic be put on hold (not dropped but put on hold)
until the lady in question has returned from her holiday and can speak to the issue
herself. I think it is not fair to continue lobbing accusations of plagerism any
further when she is not here to speak to
Sorry to post so many admin messages in such a short space of time but I
recommend that the discussion of plagiarism be taken off-line. Trying to
argue on a list about whether someone did or didn't plagiarize is a lot like
trying to convert someone to your political or religious views. It consumes
Subject: Re: [lace] Rosemarie Shephard
Those flowers are very pretty. Do you use some kind of wire in the outer
part of them or are they starched?
Ann-Marie
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Weronika
I have seen torchon on a grid other than the standard diamond. In DMC's La
Dentelle aux Fuseaux (all torchon) there is a pattern with a flattened
grid. But yes, torchon is always designed on a grid. That is done to keep
all the threads in the proper relation to each other. All
Actually, as I learnt last summer when I made my first Beds designs
under Barbara Underwood's watchful eye, Beds uses the same grid as
Torchon. When she told me that I was absolutely gob-smacked (as the
Brits say). But it is true - you can lay a 45 degree grid over any Beds
pattern and see
Hi Everyone,
Just to end this crazy discussion about the fantasy flowers. Jana Novak is a
very good friend of mine and I have therefore always stayed out of any
discussion concerning her or her products and publications, because of the
list rules about promoting and advertising. However, this
Dear lacemakers,
Hi, again i desided to join your list for a while. How are you all doing.
Buisy as usual i guess.
I have a very interresting projekt to go for. I am going to reproduce the
dress of a painting by Carl Gustav Pilo at the mannorhouse museum Gammel
Estrup. They have a doubble portrait
Gentle Spiders,
I found some pretty tea towels listed on eBay that I thought might be of interest to
some of you.
The towels are listed under lacemaking tea towels. The number is:
8106577521
Elizabeth MacPherson
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Do you Yahoo!?
If you go to http://world.altavista.com/babelfish/tr
and type the website in the section where it says Translate a web page and
then click which language from and to which in this case is French to
English you will be able to read it all in English (mostly). You can do
this for any foreign
Hello Jane and everyone
Thank you for sharing your 'ring' tips Jane - and congratulations with
your new found skill of ring-making ;) I am impressed because it is the
same technique, though different working surface for making the pearls
or purls to finish a Rosaline perlee piece - and further
C'mon, Shirley, be nice and share some of it!!!
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia) --- Tregellas Family
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Shirley - Adelaide, Sth. Aust. where we're actually have colder weather
and some RAIN, hoorary
Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies.
Janet - thank you for this suggestion. I actually emailed Karolina privately
yesterday afternoon making the same suggestion. I am not bothering to reply to
her aggressive private message back - suffice to say it was just more personal
attacks, both on Rosemary and myself.
Ruth Budge (Sydney,
While shopping for some garden flowers, I came across a
Tatted Fern. Very cute! About 12 inch fronds with 1/3 inch
flat half circles (with ruffled outer edges) alternating up the
stems. No botanical name, but was not a Maidenhair (Adiantum).
Anyway, a must have for all us gardening tatters :-)
John, where Jack had had had, had had had had; had had had had a
better effect on the teacher.
Susan Webster
Canton, Ohio
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On Wed, 19 May 2004 18:13:50 -0700, Weronika wrote:
As far as I know (currently taking the third term of a Japanese course,
so I may well be missing things), these are the only punctuation marks
in Japanese, and the periods normally look like little o's. Periods
work pretty much like in English
David, that is wonderful I intend sending it to my brother, who has
step-children living interstate...you might just've saved him a lot of
money!
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
--- David Collyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: An elderly man in Adelaide
calls his son in Sydney and says, I
Long live the Atkins diet, where half a loaf is better than a whole
one... g
From: M. K.
1. More than 98 percent of convicted felons are bread
users.
2. Fully HALF of all children who grow up in
bread-consuming households score below average on
standardized tests.
3. In the 18th century, when
Dear God in heaven!!! I've got two loaves in the kitchen right now!!
Should I incinerate them? Shoot them? Drown them in a bucket? How do we
protect ourselves?
And how dangerous is pita bread?
I was going to have a bedtime snack of some strawberry preserves on a slice
of bread, but I think
Got this from DS, and am forwarding to the chat-at-large (rather than
through the subterrenean route), because, while somewhat political,
it's unbiased, just reporting facts. And, I suspect, it's also
fascinating (if I could only learn how to navigate it properly and
milk it for all the info
Thurlow wrote:
Dear God in heaven!!! I've got two loaves in the kitchen right now!!
Should I incinerate them? Shoot them? Drown them in a bucket? How do we
protect ourselves?
Omigosh--YES Preferably all three in reverse order. And don't ever turn
your back on a baguette.
And how
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