I have had a quick look in the International Lace Dictionary and cannot
find the word 'pitsipulgad' in any of the languages that are included.
In Finnish there are 2 words pitsinpatka and pitsipatja which mean
strip of lace and lace pillow respectively.
Jean in Cleveland U.K.
On 12 Jan 2005, at
After a long discussion with Devon today, I've decided to tell you about
MagnaPin Jewelry Fasteners, which might meet a need lace wearers have. Two sets
are $26.50 + p/h.
Thank you Jeri I have considered very interesting your information. It
is not known here in Spain this little and so
Like Carolina in Spain I am unable to order these as I am in the UK.
But they are basically only a strong magnet with a tunnel attached to one
of them for the brooch pin to pass through. I must admit that my first thought
when I looked at them, (before I realised it would be complicated to
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Like Carolina in Spain I am unable to order these as I am in the UK.
But they are basically only a strong magnet with a tunnel attached to one
of them for the brooch pin to pass through. I must admit
Thank you to all who recognised my description of the little Swedish boy, as
the same picture that went the rounds last week, on Arachne, just as I
thought.
Wanted to check it out, and not send it on circling like a chain letter, but
I am more than happy to pass on any if new.
Pauline in
Hi Everyone,
I don't remember whether this has been mentioned before but it is worth
another reminder! I treated myself to 4 days in Vienna just before Christmas
and it was wonderful. If any of you visit the city then you must visit the
Museum of Decorative Art and its incredibly beautiful display
A couple of people have asked me for details about Roseground Supplies. It's
run by Pat Hallam and Pam Sharples. Address:
62 Chetwynd Road
Toton
Nottingham
NG9 6FT
Telephone/Fax: +44 (0)115-9720110
Web site: http://www.roseground.com
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No connection, just a previously
Hello, Brenda,
I didn't know DMC 50 was a Z ply. I've used it for years, and never had any
problem
until I used it with this particular metallic thread which I have never used
before.
I'm going to make the smae bookmzrk with a linen thread and the same metallic
silver, just to see what happens!
On Jan 14, 2005, at 21:03, Helene Gannac wrote:
I didn't know DMC 50 was a Z ply. I've used it for years, and never
had any problem
until I used it with this particular metallic thread which I have
never used before.
I've never made any of the Springetts snakes, so didn't have anything
to
Tamara wrote:
Margery Allcock has a beautiful display like that - gorgeous wood, and
even a glass dome over the whole.
So now I'm thinking about how to show a photo. It is a lovely thing, made
by the husband of a local lacemaker. He made them to sell at lace days; and
I got him to make me a
Text of a letter from a kid from Eromanga to Mum and Dad. (For those of you
not in the know, Eromanga is a small town west of Quilpie in the far south
west of Queensland)
Dear Mum and Dad.
I am well. Hope youse are too. Tell me big brothers Doug and Phil that the
Army is better than workin' on
Thank you to all who recognised my description of the little Swedish boy, as
the same picture that went the rounds last week, on Arachne, just as I
thought.
Wanted to check it out, and not send it on circling like a chain letter, but
I am more than happy to pass on any if new.
Pauline in
At 12:22 AM 1/14/05 -0500, Tamara P. Duvall wrote:
And, although one's not supposed to do it, butter does
freeze quite well. So, I keep *only* unsalted butter on hand - in the
freezer - and pull out a stick as I need it. Fat defrosts fast but, if
it's still too long, you can defrost it in
Dear Heather,
Glad to see it arrived safely! One just wonders these days...that's all I was
worried about, not the fact that I hadn't had any message from you!
I'm glad you liked the tree. I was a bit worried, because I'd just made a
bookmark
with DMC cotton and a silver metallic thread before,
On Jan 14, 2005, at 5:31, Margery Allcock wrote:
Tamara wrote:
Margery Allcock has a beautiful display like that - gorgeous wood, and
even a glass dome over the whole.
So now I'm thinking about how to show a photo. It is a lovely thing,
made
by the husband of a local lacemaker. He made them
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