[lace] Slavak Bobbins

I really am swimming in treacle in geographical sea I have an article on Slavic bobbins with some pictures. I also have a file on Polish bobbins. The pictures of the bobbins are the same. If I use the term Slavic to discuss a genre of bobbins, what countries would be included in that heading.

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RE: [lace] Re: curling pieces

Actually i think the problem might come from differences of tension in threads : linen and cotton threads are elastic, metallic threads are not, so when you remove the pins elasticity takes over . one way of preventing this could be to starch the piece of lace prior to removing the pins (using

[lace] Lace Guild Website update

We finally got round to a January tidy of the Lace Guild website. We've mounted a new set of census 'luggage labels' - very international this time - added info on a couple of CDs (no, you can't download tracks from iTunes, they are not that sort of CD), and mounted details of programme for the

[lace] Problems with Arachne?

On Jan 15, 2005, at 23:29, Anne Toney wrote: Is Arachne down? This is the last message I've received. Anne in Austin TX - Original Message - From: Tamara P. Duvall [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: lace Arachne lace@arachne.com Sent: Friday, January 14, 2005 9:25 PM Subject: [lace] Re: curling pieces

[lace] I will add my tuppence worth

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[lace] Re: Slavak Bobbins

On Jan 16, 2005, at 3:47, Brian Lemin wrote: I really am swimming in treacle in geographical sea I have an article on Slavic bobbins with some pictures. I also have a file on Polish bobbins. The pictures of the bobbins are the same. If I use the term Slavic to discuss a genre of bobbins, what

Re: [lace] Translation ? Polish

Hi Brian, I was behind in reading my lace digests, so didn't see your question. It is an Estonian word. pitsipulgad literally translates to lace sticks or what we call bobbins. pitsipulk is the Estonian word for a lace stick. I googled the word and this web-page came up:

[lace] conversion charts fro threads

Thanks, Jo, a great thing to keep in favourites!! Helene, the froggy from Melbourne Jo wrote: I just found site with many links to many color and conversion charts! http://users.rcn.com/kdyer.dnai/conversion.html Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies.

Re: [lace-chat] :-) New wine

? funny .. but two glasses of wine a day are good for the heart .. did you know they're designing a new Côtes du Rhones AOC wine called Pont d'Avignon (Avignon bridge ) and suited to american tastes ... usual disclaimer . i have no interest whatsoever in the thing , i just

[lace-chat] Margery's Bobbin display URL

Dominique The URL for the bobbin display is: http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/margeryallcock/album?.dir=/22cd.src=ph.to k=phOekXCB5k3C_Ppr You might have to paste it in bits until you get all of it in the address box as I doubt that it will all appear on one line when it reaches your computer.

[lace-chat] Re: :-) New wine

On Jan 16, 2005, at 3:49, dominique wrote: ? funny .. but two glasses of wine a day are good for the heart Has to be *red* wine... I'm a white wine fancier, and resigned to an early demise :) .. did you know they're designing a new Côtes du Rhones AOC wine called Pont d'Avignon