As you all know, I have been posting the address for the Professor's site to
all lacemakers as
http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/lace.html
This is still correct, but when I sent him a copy of the article which just
came out in OIDFA, he wrote me the following:
Tess:
One thing I worry about is directing folks to lace.html. They may never
know there is more to the Web site and things of interest elsewhere (like
n&b complete issues and the current monthly page).
Better would be to direct persons to weavedocs.html for an overview of
the site and to lace.html for lace-specific documents.
Ralph
p.s. Remember there is nothing special about lace.html. It is one of
60 or 70 topical pages. For example, there is a page for embroidery
also.
What he means about N&B is that he is in the midst of scanning all the copies
of the Needle and Bobbin Club Bulletins from years and years back--a
momentous job!--and he wants everyone to know that he has lots and lots of other stuff
on his site. So take a look when you have hours to spend.
By the way, if anyone has any copies of the N&B that they might be able to
lend for scanning, or that they might be willing to scan for us, please contact
me. He is missing quite a few issues, and I can look on the list and see if
he needs yours.
Tess ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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