Hi Liduina and All,
What a lovely site. I have only just now had time to take a proper look
at it. There was a lovely surprise waiting fro me as well. In the
Vitrine which is in the Hotel de Ville I recognised my design for the
Christmas candles. What a thrill. It is well worth sending
Hi all,
I will be doing the Springett torchon fan and it calls for 36/2 Brok
thread and also Gold Dust(not sure what that is other than a metallic). I
don't have the Brok or Gold Dust and would like to find the equivalent. I
do have Tanne size 30 and 50 and Egyptian Cotton size 60/2. And in
According to Brenda's book the following are similar to Brok - i.e.
32wraps/cm
Fresia 100/2
Barbour Campbell Irish linen lace thread 130
Knox's Falcon 70
Amann Coats sylko 50
Best Linen lace thread no70
Colcoton 70/2
Czech sewing thread, Triana
DMC Cordonnet 100
DMC Broder machine 30
DMC Turbino
Following on from my response to Sulochona's query as to who was Tom in
Belgium, I had the following reply from him - confirming they still sell
the tapes, but not shown on their website. I cannot say I have come
across any other suppliers of black tape, and the black tape I bought
some seven
Mark
Brok 36/2 is just about mid way between the two sizes of Tanne that you
have. Egyptian cotton 60/2 is very similar to the Tanne 50. The
tatting cottons are marginally thicker, but if they are double spun
(DMC Special Dentelles etc) the lace will be crisper and won't fold so
well as with
T. wrote
Like Lorri (Ferguson), I'm burning to know what the strange
instrument(tool?) of Dominique's (in the Dentelieres section) is; it
looks like *nothing* I've ever seen before in connection with BL...
There seems to be no pricking and no pillow at all; just a tube with
lots and lots of
Thank you all that made suggestions on what to use. Will come in handy for
other thread comparisons as well. This group is GREAT!! and fast with the
responses ;)
Mark, aka Tatman
www.tat-man.net
Greenville, IL USA
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I know I need Brenda's book, but as I am just starting the book list is really long.
How does Brok 36/2 compare to Brokman's 35/3? I know we are dealing with 2 ply vs. 3
ply, but are they close in size?
Thanks ever so much guys,
Cinde
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Hi Mark,
From the list that Patricia sent to Arachne you may not know that Mettler Stickgarn
30 is available in some fabric shops, try quilting shops if your local store does not
stock it. There is a mass of colors available and also different sizes. Some of
thre thread is silk covered and
Yep, Bockens, I oopsed!
Thanks again,
Cinde
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Date: Tue, 18 May 2004 15:19:17 +1000
From: W N Lafferty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [lace] Fantasy flowers
Just heard Rosemary Shepherd is away overseas for three months, so
will not be answering mail direct.
If anyone wants a copy of Fantasy Flowers, I know for sure Margaret
at Kiparra (phone
If you like to browse antique clothes -- many with lace on them -- take a
look at this webpage: http://www.bobbydene.com/
Have fun,
Alice in Oregon
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On May 18, 2004, at 23:18, Karolina Jeffers (do we have another Pole
here? g) wrote:
I had a look at Rosemary's web site and her new book. The flowers
remind me
of Jana Novak's book Fri Knipling particularly the Five petals and
Hearflower - these are not even adaptations. Rosemary's other
I'm not able to comment on these opinions, as I'm not familiar with either book
- but I do think it is most unfair to make accusations like this when Rosemary
is out of the country and can't defend herself.
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
Karolina Jeffers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had a look at
I deleted what I thought were some unnecessary shortcuts on the desktop and
now every time I switch the computer on a warning message pops up telling me
I need to install an ISDN device and run the configuration wizard. I'm
hoping that one of you experts can tell me how. Very grateful for any
In a message dated 18/05/2004 05:31:36 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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http://www.anvari.org/fun/Gender/Proof_that_Girls_are_Evil.html
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Tamara P Duvallhttp://lorien.emufarm.org/~tpd
Being a mathematician - I am sorry to say that the mathematical equations are
The quote 'Money is the root of all evil' is incorrect, if that helps. The
actual quote says that 'the love of money is the root of all evil'
Then the initial supposition is not always correct - with the right man,
money is not necessary, just a bonus!
Sue
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Math's
Well, dear one, you may rest that objection. The formula
requires it to be a X, not a plus.
The way we know that is the line, money times money equals
money squared
The next line says, money is the (square) root of (all)
evil
and therefore... etc., etc.
Clay
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On May 18, 2004, at 9:00, Clay Blackwell wrote:
Well, dear one, you may rest that objection. The formula requires it
to be a X, not a plus.
The way we know that is the line, money times money equals money
squared
My objection is to the first x, which *should have been* a +... I quote
from the
My objection is to the first x, which *should have been* a +... I quote
from the site:
First we state that girls that girls require time *and* money.
Girls=Time x Money.
Last I heard, and meant plus, not times. So, time and money
should have been written out as Time + Money. The rest
On May 18, 2004, at 20:53, Weronika Patena wrote:
Actually in math and is times and or is plus.
In my school days (40+ yrs ago), and was +, times was x, and or,
being very indefinite, belonged not to mathemathics, but to philosophy
(and to history, and to daily budgeting g)
The quote 'Money is
Actually in math and is times and or is plus.
In my school days (40+ yrs ago), and was +, times was x, and or,
being very indefinite, belonged not to mathemathics, but to philosophy
(and to history, and to daily budgeting g)
Ah, right, I didn't go to school in the US, so I missed this
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