From: Tamara P Duvall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Holly Van Sciver, in NY
> http://www.vansciverbobbinlace.com/index.html
> Susan Wenzel, in VA
> http://www.lacysusan.com/
> Can't remember where or who owns it, but Snowgoose is popular
> http://www.snowgoose.cc/
> there's also The Lacemaker, in Ohio (don
Hummm - In order to ascertain that the cheese is still on my cracker, I had a
look at my old check register - I kept everything from England - Examples:
I paid 10 GBP ($20) to Brian Suttie, the optometrist in Chesham, Bucks. Rent
was 135 GBP ($270). So, Jean is right and the cheese *had* fall
Gentle Spiders,
Things are not as they are; things are as they *seem to be*. Plato was
only partially right - we may see only the shadows of things, but there
is no cave with true "models" hidden within... :)
Having begged a dispensation and a rest from Debra (the IOLI Bulletin
Editor) for the
On Mar 21, 2005, at 19:33, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dale Pomeroy is the teacher, if anyone knows of him.
Yes, some of us have heard of him, so at least we know you're in US :)
And, according to the latest IOLI directory, he's listed as living in
Utah...
What sort of pillow would you recommend t
Cathy Belleville will be teaching her brand new Rosalibra Lace at the Lace
Museum on Saturday and Sunday, April 9, 10 The cost of the workshop is $130
which includes the wonderful new book that Cathy has published.
This is an exciting, colorful, three dimensional lace. It's beautiful, an
I'm way behind in reading digests, but hope eventually to catch up. Last
month there was a thread about various types of bobbins and Clay recommended
the
square bobbin.
I just wanted to say that The Lace Museum in Sunnyvale CA also sells this
bobbin. It's very popular.
And, BTW, when I
T,
The Keystone Lace Guild did this last year also. I
thought it was a very nice touch. It makes waiting a
little easier to handle; something to look forward to!
Diane Williams
Galena, Illinois USA
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--- Tamara P Duvall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gentle Spiders,
>
> Someone
This has left me with a positive feeling about what I can tell people - ok
they aren't going to ask to be taught to make it -
Try taking in a pillow to work on at lunchtime - and then see if they aren't
going to want to have a go. Most people are fascinated by the technique, and
so impressed by i
On Thursday, March 17, 2005, at 05:34 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Plonk is a term we use for the type of wine that you can clean a toilet
with.
It's said to be a corruption of 'vin blanc', as encountered by British
soldiers in France for the first time during World War I.
Bridget, in Watford,
Completely off topic and nothing whatever to do with the museum, but the
song "Do you know the way to Amarillo?" was released for Comic Relief a few
weeks ago, with the Tony Christie version enjoying a revival. In Bournemouth
(the next town to Poole) is the only hotel in the UK called 'Amarillo'
(t
I forgot to mention the point abouit which I feel most strongly on this.
Barry is currently selling this himself. He did the work, he deserves the
rewards. The person who sold the book on ebay bought a copy, obviously
decided they didn't like it and then made shed-load of money disposing of it
whic
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