This is going back a bit to when 'that mat' was being discussed, and
mention was made of the book by Christine Springett of prickings from the
works of Misses Sivewright and Pope. I referred to the pricking of the cape
(it was actually 'cope' in the book) and that there was no photograph of the
Are there any attendees of the NJ IOLI convention that ordered the commemorative
bobbins from Stuart Johnson? If so could you contact me privately?
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I want to buy a round roller pillow (I can't get on with continental bobbins
rolling around on my flat block pillow). I know SMP have one, but does anyone
know of any other supplier who does them in the UK?
Regards,
Annette, London
PS I dreamed last night that torrential rain was falling on
Not having heard the word before, I'd assumed that a cope was a cape,
probably to go round the shoulders, but I just happened across the word
'cope' this morning, and the definition given is priest's long
cloaklike
vestment. So the pricking isn't for what I thought it was, but that
doesn't
make
I'm happy to hear that CD2 is ready, and I was planning to order both CD1
and CD2, but the UK is just being hit by a postal strike. It's not in all
areas of the country at the moment, but it is spreading. The problem is with
post going through an area where the postal workers are already on
the UK is just being hit by a postal strike. It's not in all
areas of the country at the moment, but it is spreading. The problem is
with
post going through an area where the postal workers are already on strike,
like London.
I ordered some lace supplies from Makit on Monday, and am
Wonderful news Tess, looking forward to seeing it.
For any Oz spiders who would like a copy and don't want to go to the
bother of opening a Pay Pal account, I am quite happy to act as a go between
and forward payment on your behalf on to Tess. You just have to send
me your cheque or money
I'm sure that none of you really missed me as I lurk most of the time, But it
is sure nice to be back online. I had emergency surgery and was in the
hospital for three months and I'm still being visited by the home nurses for
the time being.
I found so many messages that I simply took almost
At 02:33 AM 10/30/03 +1100, David Collyer wrote:
Garage is a most interesting word in Australia with 3 different
pronunciations - none of which is garridge!
Here in mid-USA, it's g'raj
where the ' represents a schwa hanging on by its toenails, and the a is the
sound we spell ah and you spell
Hi All,
Happy Halloween to those celebrating it today/yesterday!
I was wondering if there were any Aussies out there - and I know there
are a bunch of you :-) - who might by chance have a copy of Flo B-P's
pumpkin scone recipe. I have 1 hand written one, but didn't label it as
hers (very remiss
I returned home last evening, having had my knee replacement operation on
Thursday last week to over a hundred emails in lace and lace-chat
Jean in Poole
I hope you've recovered by now. Were you in Poole General? My mother had a
couple of operations there a few years ago, and it seemed
Hi guys!
I just had to share with you what I see outside today - the coolest and
prettiest view - especially when inside in the warm!
All the moisture we've had the last day or so has frozen around the
trees, and it looks lacey. What'[s really cool is that some trees are
bare, some still have
On Friday, Oct 31, 2003, at 19:20 US/Eastern, Helen Bell wrote:
All the moisture we've had the last day or so has frozen around the
trees, and it looks lacey. What's really cool is that some trees are
bare, some still have yellow or red leaves and some are still green,
and
they're all covered
On Friday, Oct 31, 2003, at 05:01 US/Eastern, Jean Nathan wrote:
The participants
get 10 points deducted from their total score for a wrong answer such
as
Henry VIII had 6 wives.
In my day, you only got demerit points when you said Henry VIII had *8*
wives (Henery the 8th I am, I am... g
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From: Clive and Betty Ann Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri Oct 31, 2003 21:42:22 US/Eastern
Tamara, Clive and I are off to Georgia early tomorrow morning and I
unsubscribed to lace and lace-chat. I meant to put a notice on the
list
before the unsubscribe got through,
I wasn't gonna do it... I post enough as it is, and I do not use cruise
control at all; I don't *like* it...
It's not *my* control, for one thing (would I be making lace if I
*weren't* a control freak?)... It lulls me into thinking I don't have
to pay attention...It makes me sleepy, because I
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