Hi Helene,
You've got the right pattern. I noticed the crease, hence the wish to
redraft.
The last pattern from Needlecraft magazine I did was plotted on a
rectangular rather than square grid. It had an interesting effect, and the
adjacent sides of the resulting mat are different! I didn't
Devon wrote:
...I recently ran a search on the NY Public Library's online picture
collection on lace and saw many fashion prints. The site is
http://digital.nypl.org/mmpco/searchresultsK.cfm?keyword=lace...
Thanks so much for that website address, Devon! I love costume, but am
hopeless at
Dear Karen,
what I did, after I found out the pattern I had was faulty, was to
photocopy the piece twice, then carefully cut out the faulty point between
dots, and replace it with a correct one, then rephotocopy the result. It
worked perfectly.
I also photocopied the (perfect) pattern at 125% in
I'm trying to reach MIchael Giusiana for permission to use some of his
patterns in a new project for IOLI. I understand that he is traveling in
Africa. I have emailed him but if anyone knows another way that I might
reach him, please contact me privately at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks,
Jo Ann
As there was not enough gallery space at Coventry to display all the
exhibits, it was decided that the pieces not displayed in the main
exhibition would be exhibited at The Hollies (The Lace Guild's
headquarters in Stourbridge). There has been a fair amount of discussion
on this, not least the
Whoops, I meant to say it was a pity some had removed their entries
before the exhibition at the Hollies, not Coventry! You know what I
meant, I'm sure!
--
Jane Partridge
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Thank you for all the interest in my thesis. I received a Masters of
Liberal Arts from Winthrop University in Rock Hill, SC this May. I know
that my thesis will will available at Dacus Library at Winthrop, and maybe
also through interlibrary loan. I have sent one to the IOLI library as
well.
Subject: Older Lady
An older lady was somewhat lonely and decided she needed a pet to
keep her company. So off to the pet shop she went. She searched and
searched.
Nothing seemed to catch her interest, except this ugly frog. As she
walked by the jar he was in, she
