Thank you for all the feedback. Creating a website for Nostalgic Needle was a bigger endeavor than I realized it would be. Sorry about the typos, "bukkion," should have read "bullion," The top of each page has the email address, however a contact us link is a good idea. The reason we hadn't put any links was so would not alienate any of the many shops that carry Nostalgic Needle charts. When we update will have to include a list of shops and their links. Four shops that do carry Nostalgic Needle are: _Needlework Samplers Traditional Stitches_ (http://traditionalstitches.com/) _http://www.emlis.com/nostalgic.htm_ (http://www.emlis.com/nostalgic.htm) Lucia's Needle Arts 1948 S. Main St. Mansfield, PA 16933-9700 1-888-662-7024 _www.flyingneedle.com_ (http://www.flyingneedle.com/) [EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
_www.crisscrossrow.com_ (http://www.crisscrossrow.com) Thanks again for all the responses, Ola At 5:46 PM -0500 1/30/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >I agree with Ann. I used Safari on a Mac OS X and it was fine--pages >loaded very quickly. The colors were quite nice for me, and the >design of the pages was clear and consistent. I liked the stitch >listings (is there really a stitch called "bukkion," though? I'd >have thought "bullion," but I'm not an advanced student of >embroidery! >Order and contact information are really needed for this appetizing >presentation. Yes, I think a bit of copy-editing is needed in a few places. I think I noticed "splender" (for splendor), "acron" (for acorn), and "The inspiration for this sampler are..." I gather that these kits are not available from the website directly? If they are, ordering info is definitely needed. If not, a link to some retailers who carry them would be much appreciated. _______________________________________________ h-costume mailing list [email protected] http://mail.indra.com/mailman/listinfo/h-costume
