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And the key word is fluorescent-lighted. Fluorescent lights give off a
lot of UV. Incandescent (normal light bulbs) light has *much, much*
less--that's why the light is so yellow-looking. We had UV filters on
our fluorescent bulbs but not on incandescent ones. If
Tamara P Duvall wrote:
On Jun 5, 2006, at 20:28, Aurelia Loveman wrote:
I remember the teacher [...] telling us that we should reckon on
making an inch per hour (a square inch? a running inch?).
That is, indeed, an intriguing question, since there's _quite_ a
difference between the two...
I am enjoying the talk about hands on for children. It just so happens that
this week-end my 6 year old granddaughter took her first steps into bobbin
lace. I am thrilled and look forward to suggestions on ways to keep her
interested, and easy projects.
Penny in Indiana
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Dear lacefriends,
Back in cold Hamburg and still not again used to it I try to write you
a report. Some of you still knew that the travel agency stole me one
day. So when I arrived on friday afternoon I had to hurry to get my
tickets before OIDFA-dinner started. With buses they drove us to the
I have just returned from OIDFA in Athens. In a shop selling household
linens was the most beautiful table cloth in the window and we went inside
to look. It was a 1 metre square white cloth with a 10 cm deep tape lace
edging - hand made and the centre of the cloth was embroidered. The price
I saw some lace for sale in Crete a few years ago. My photos are on
Webshots http://www.webshots.com/
If you type Lace+Crete into the search box, they will come up. If this does
not work I can invite anyone interested to view them if I have their email
address.
Certainly I thought it very
In a message dated 06/06/2006 16:54:49 GMT Standard Time,
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This tasted
wonderful but the portions were huge and in the slowly coming darkness
you couldn't see clearly and at the end I had eaten too much.
That is absolutely the best excuse I have ever heard for
Hi Jeanette and other Spiders
I was inspired to make some Cretan lace myself and downloaded the book from
the Digital Archives of Lace books and articles.
http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/topic_lace.html
Koustouraki-Koukoulari, Kristina. Cretan Bobbin Lace [Kritiko Kopanelli],
1985,
Wow! Jenny B. I never thought of looking it up on the web
Well done for finding it.
The E-bay one for sale (so far at £49.99) is the 1809 edition, and has added
material to 1803, I see.
Beyond my pocket, I am afraid.
Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz
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