Hello, Actually, I would say that it is both warm enough and cool enough. This is my favorite period of the year, when the temperature goes to 25 to 30C daytime, and then drops around 15C during the night. The days are warm, and the nights are cool, there are flowers in the garden, it rains every third or fourth day, and I wish I didn't have to come in to work.
> For those not going over lists and checking them twice to go to > convention, how're things, lace-wise? Everyone cool enough (or warm enough > or tepid enough - this is hemisphere friendly) to do lace? And what's on > your pillow now? I just finished a kind of hexagonal Russian style mat/doily, about 25 cm across. It was great fun to make, with a cloth stitch, or cloth stitch and half stitch, tape that winds and wraps its way around. I made it in pink 60/2 linen, and it has a stunning quality. I still have to sew in the threads, but I must say I like the result. It's not difficult to do, but it is fun. Last night, I started a quick band for a Christmas ball ornament; it should be done by the weekend, and then I get into a dolphin for a greeting card. Ok, so the mat/doily took several weeks, and now I feel like making a few quick things before the next longish project. I have several ideas for the next long one, still have to decide, amongst all the possibilities ... Lise-Aurore [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED]
