Re: [lace] Hi...IOLI thoughts

2003-08-25 Thread Diane Williams
I bought a couple of bobbins from that store in 1994,
but mine only say The Shambles, no shop name.

Diane Williams
Galena Illinois USA
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--- Malvary Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I have some bobbins from there too (with the 3 names
 of York on it - Eboraceum
 (Roman) Jarvik (Viking) and York) (seem to think I
 bought this one at the
 Cathedral), and a pair made in Lemon Wood with the
 inscription The Shambles The
 City of York 1983 but I don't remember the name of
 the shop, either, but I
 think it was on The Shambles.  (I'll ask my brother
 if he remembers, he used to
 work on the Shambles - but did emigrate to Canada in
 1967 so might not remember)
 
 Malvary - Ottawa where the temperature has moderated
 and last evening was quite
 cool, so its back to work tomorrow.
 
 Adele Shaak wrote:
 
   While I was in England I bought a bobbin for a
 souvenir in a lace
   store that was in the cobbles of York. BTWif
 anyone on the list
   can tell me what the name and address of that
 store in York please let
   me know. Years ago..I tried writing to York to
 find out and all they
   sent me was information of places to see there.
 I want to order some
   more bobbins from that store. It was a lace
 store. Like I said in the
   cobbles of York...down from York Minster Abby.
 
  This is funny - I was in York, many years ago, I
 think it was 1987, and
  I went in to either that very shop or one in the
 same place and looked
  at lace bobbins. I wanted to buy some but I wasn't
 sure I had enough
  cash to then go and see the York Museum, so I went
 to the Museum first
  and then tried to go back ... and couldn't find
 it. I walked up and
  down but the place seemed to have disappeared. I
 classified it in my
  mind as a Brigadoon Shop (I come across Brigadoon
 places all the time -
  locations that appear out of nowhere that you
 would swear weren't there
  yesterday, or disappear the same way) and got on
 with my life, but
  every once in a while I think about that little
 shop and wish I could
  go back!
 
  Adele
  North Vancouver, BC
  (west coast of Canada)
 
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Re: [lace] Hi...IOLI thoughts

2003-08-24 Thread Jean Barrett
Good morning All,
This sounds like a shop which I know in the Shambles in York. It is not 
a museum street, but  most of the buildings are very old, and have the 
typical jutting upper stories. The shop sells knitting wools, crochet 
cotton etc. They do have lace bobbins. The owner claims to have bought 
up the remainder of Dryads stocks when they finished, and the other 
bobbins he has are supposed to  come from a local maker, name withheld. 
I seemed to recognise them as SMP basic bobbins however tarted up a bit 
with wood stain and spangled. The price has also increased by about 
100%. Buyers beware.
Jean in Cleveland U.K.
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On Saturday, August 23, 2003, at 04:40 PM, Adele Shaak wrote:

While I was in England I bought a bobbin for a souvenir in a lace 
store that was in the cobbles of York. BTWif anyone on the list 
can tell me what the name and address of that store in York please 
let me know.

This is funny - I was in York, many years ago, I think it was 1987, 
and I went in to either that very shop or one in the same place and 
looked at lace bobbins. I wanted to buy some but I wasn't sure I had 
enough cash to then go and see the York Museum, so I went to the 
Museum first and then tried to go back ... and couldn't find it. 
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Re: [lace] Hi...IOLI thoughts

2003-08-24 Thread Malvary Cole
I have some bobbins from there too (with the 3 names of York on it - Eboraceum
(Roman) Jarvik (Viking) and York) (seem to think I bought this one at the
Cathedral), and a pair made in Lemon Wood with the inscription The Shambles The
City of York 1983 but I don't remember the name of the shop, either, but I
think it was on The Shambles.  (I'll ask my brother if he remembers, he used to
work on the Shambles - but did emigrate to Canada in 1967 so might not remember)

Malvary - Ottawa where the temperature has moderated and last evening was quite
cool, so its back to work tomorrow.

Adele Shaak wrote:

  While I was in England I bought a bobbin for a souvenir in a lace
  store that was in the cobbles of York. BTWif anyone on the list
  can tell me what the name and address of that store in York please let
  me know. Years ago..I tried writing to York to find out and all they
  sent me was information of places to see there. I want to order some
  more bobbins from that store. It was a lace store. Like I said in the
  cobbles of York...down from York Minster Abby.

 This is funny - I was in York, many years ago, I think it was 1987, and
 I went in to either that very shop or one in the same place and looked
 at lace bobbins. I wanted to buy some but I wasn't sure I had enough
 cash to then go and see the York Museum, so I went to the Museum first
 and then tried to go back ... and couldn't find it. I walked up and
 down but the place seemed to have disappeared. I classified it in my
 mind as a Brigadoon Shop (I come across Brigadoon places all the time -
 locations that appear out of nowhere that you would swear weren't there
 yesterday, or disappear the same way) and got on with my life, but
 every once in a while I think about that little shop and wish I could
 go back!

 Adele
 North Vancouver, BC
 (west coast of Canada)

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Re: [lace] Hi...IOLI thoughts

2003-08-23 Thread Adele Shaak
While I was in England I bought a bobbin for a souvenir in a lace 
store that was in the cobbles of York. BTWif anyone on the list 
can tell me what the name and address of that store in York please let 
me know. Years ago..I tried writing to York to find out and all they 
sent me was information of places to see there. I want to order some 
more bobbins from that store. It was a lace store. Like I said in the 
cobbles of York...down from York Minster Abby.
This is funny - I was in York, many years ago, I think it was 1987, and 
I went in to either that very shop or one in the same place and looked 
at lace bobbins. I wanted to buy some but I wasn't sure I had enough 
cash to then go and see the York Museum, so I went to the Museum first 
and then tried to go back ... and couldn't find it. I walked up and 
down but the place seemed to have disappeared. I classified it in my 
mind as a Brigadoon Shop (I come across Brigadoon places all the time - 
locations that appear out of nowhere that you would swear weren't there 
yesterday, or disappear the same way) and got on with my life, but 
every once in a while I think about that little shop and wish I could 
go back!

Adele
North Vancouver, BC
(west coast of Canada)
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Re: [lace] Hi...IOLI thoughts

2003-08-23 Thread Clive and Betty Ann Rice
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What does IOLI mean to me...

Well put, Sherry,

Betty Ann

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