I am currently spending an amount of time on most days sewing around my lace
to hanky but of course that now brings up another question for you good
people. When completed, this one will be 12 inches square. What size would
I need to turn a bridal hanky into a temporary baby bonnet in the
Pompi Parry has been receiving enquiries from several anxious students as to
the arrangements for a second workshop next year, so I thought it would be
helpful to post details on Arachne
DATES: Tuesday April 17th - Friday April 20th 2012
VENUE; The New Greenham Arts Centre, New Greenham
Dear Sue,
My suggestion would be to roll, or store flat.
Many have taken a wonderful set of fine linens out of long-term storage,
and had them separate at the pressed creases.
Every time you crease fabric, or press creases into it, you weaken the
fibers in the creased area. Your
I've belonged to this Yahoo group for several years, but have just
encountered a problem. The latest scans need Adobe Reader10 - I have version
9 - and so far I haven't managed to install it. It fails at the last stage.
When I have time, I'll really have a go at it and see if I can work out
Hi Mary and other Arachnids,
Has anybody else downloaded this program? I tried three times and had to
un-install it three times as neither Adobe 10, Windows office nor any other
program on my computer could open the instructions. It would not work any
way I tried it. It kept giving a message
Hello all,
I use this program and I like it a lot. The user manual/help file can
be found on-line here: http://manual.calibre-ebook.com/
You don't need to use other programs to open it or use it.
I don't know if it is capable of converting lace files, but it is
great with other e-book files.
I could sit on my hair up to about age 12. I used to have it in a single
plait which was cut off in one piece. The hairdresser asked if she could
have it, and like a fool, I said yes. I later found out that she'd sold it,
rumoured for hairwork, but I suspect for wigs.
As for dying hair. I am
Tired of constantly being broke stuck in an unhappy marriage, a young
husband decided to solve both problems by taking out a large insurance policy
on his wife with himself as the beneficiary, and then arranging to have her
killed.
A 'friend of a friend' put him in touch with a nefarious
Priceless, Malvary!
Subject: [lace-chat] Murder at Wal-Mart
Tired of constantly being broke stuck in an unhappy marriage, a young
husband decided to solve both problems by taking out a large insurance
policy
on his wife with himself as the beneficiary, and then arranging to have her
