Hello Tamara,
Haven't you read this:
Beads, wire and raised tallies are permitted,
Greetings
Ilske
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In a message dated 8/28/2005 12:44:17 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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I just can't believe that that's what the Montreal group had in mind
(especially since there's no earthly reason for it; as several people
have said, the narrowness of the table ribbon means that
I think it is more a matter that the contest chairman is anticipating
having
to transport several of the entries in her suitcase and would prefer not
to
have long narrow three dimensional structures which would be very
difficult
to transport.
Surely entries which are mailed in would be sent
On Aug 28, 2005, at 8:10, Ilske Thomsen wrote:
Haven't you read this:
Beads, wire and raised tallies are permitted,
I *have* :) Which is why, in response to Jacqui's warning about being
careful with Gros Point (NL), I created a whole series of *rhetorical*
situations where natural bumps,
On Aug 26, 2005, at 3:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jacquie) wrote:
I wrote to Debra to ask how strictly the 2D aspect of it will be
enforced [...]
She confirmed that 3D will be disqualified. Bear this in mind if you
do
Point de Gaze as those flowers often/usually have an extra 3D part.
I can't
Proper gimp in PG should be 6-8 times as thick as the basic
thread
(I still take Ulrike Loehr-Voelcker as my guru on that g) -
that's
a 3rd dimension right there, and that's without considering laces
like
Polychrome, where even the *worker* is far thicker than the basic
thread... All
Tamara wrote:
And the current entry is not likely to be much
shorter, what with 3 diagrams and 10 *different* braids g).
Alternatively, a limit can be set on how long the instructions *can*
be...
I agree with Tamara that if you are entering the original category you
are expected to provide a
On Saturday, Jun 28, 2003, at 00:45 US/Eastern, Kenn Van-Dieren wrote:
It is nice to hear that others are sending in entries.
Indeed it is; the more, the merrier. If you lose, there's the
consolation that you weren't the only one; if you win, the pleasure is
so much plumper... :) But, most
