Patty and all spiders, re no lacemaker lives in lace heaven well I think
in Norfolk we do, we have at least eight lace days in the surrounding area
that we can attend plus we have really good access to most of the suppliers
in the UK via phone or e-mail, we also have a non profit making shop at
Dear Lacemakers,
May I put in a word for the vendors who pay for advertisements in our various
lace bulletins that are published by our various lace clubs? These people
are supporting the lace clubs and us by paying for these advertisements. They
make us aware they exist and can provide
Maureen, you are so lucky!
Actually, we are pretty lucky here too. The suppliers
we have in this country do bend over backwards to help
us get what we want/need. My family couldn't say
enough good things about the service they received
when ordering my Christmas goodies. Even though I
only
Hi All, While browsing on eBay I came across this Polka Spider-Web lace
kit. Didn't we talk about this some time ago? The name is memorable G.
It looks like Teneriffe.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=945item=6156276628r
d=1
Item #6156276628 if the URL splits.
Jane in
Hi All and congratulations to the winners! The lace sounds lovely - can't
wait to see pics on webshots or somewhere!
Jane in Vermont, USA where more snow is on the way : (
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This thread is so interesting, from the point of view of actually
learning how others live!
Jean, giving the details of your home makes me realise how
lucky I am in my great big barn of a place.
This
Congratulations to Noelene,Liz and Jenny. Well Done.
Shirley in Corio Oz.
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Hi,
I'm after patterns to make beaded pin badges of flags for a Guide activity
day (see here for what I mean http://tinyurl.com/4qpsg ) What I'm after is
anyone who either has patterns for these badges or small cross-stitch
patterns which I could adapt so that the Guides can make badges of the
Here are a couple of sites about Hitchin, North Herts, UK:
http://www.e-hitchin.co.uk/ is the top-level site, and
http://www.hitchin-circuit.co.uk/Hitchin-Images.html has loads of pictures.
It's a nice small market town, and I like living here. I was born and
brought up in Edinburgh, and you
A MONKS TALE
A new young monk arrives at the monastery and, as with all new monks, he is
assigned to help the other monks in copying the old canons and laws of the
church by hand.
He notices, however, that all of the monks are copying from copies, not from
the original manuscript.
So, the new
I don't know if it has the patterns you want, but check this web site:
http://www.bead-patterns.com/
There are hundreds of free bead patterns on this site, and hundreds more
that you can download for a fee. Even though you might not find what
you want, you'll find the site fascinating.
On
If you've got pictures of the flags, you can use a cross-stitch generator
program to convert scans of the pictures int cross stitch charts. If you've
got a PCWorld near you, have a look in the cheap software rotating displays
for a cross stitch generator program. Shouldn't be more than GBP9.99.
Hi All, Reading Jean Nathan's post made me think about enlarging things on
the computer. I know some pictures I've enlarged and they look like they
would make quilt patterns - the pixels turn into squares. I'm thinking it's
when I keep zooming in on a picture. That might possibly work with the
Here is the grainy webcam that is closest to me. The camera turns around,
sometimes showing a view of Lake Michigan, and sometimes a rather
uninteresting street:
http://webcams.fbv.mhe.viapointe.com/wwmt/southhaven.jpg
This website has higher resolution webcams:
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