Tamara wrote: Granted, I've never seen Honiton
(regular, micro or macro) made in more than one colour but the advanced
people need a challenge too, no? (or should it be non?, given the
venue of the Convention? g)
Anyone who went to The Lace Guild's Myth and Mystery exhibition will tell
you that
dear arne
the lace school is run by consiglio azzarpardi so you may be able to get
details direct from her if not, you could e.mail me direct and i will be
able to forward on more information about the lace school in gozo, one of my
students (and her husband) went there this summer and had a
Sue Clemenger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't do much lace, lately, but I've heard that particular,
disparaging comment for decades, and in reference to a variety of forms
of needlework (quilting, monochrome embroidery, spinning, knitting).
I weave, tat, net, knit, and make fingerloop braids.
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 15:19:26 -0400
From: CLIVE Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [lace] The Professor
Tess, do you have a snail mail address for The Professor? That is a
good
way for his wife to receive messages and cards for him. I really do
like to
send cards by USPS. Thanks,
Betty
I have been home for a couple of days but will be running back to SC to help
take care of my father-in-law (since being widowed,after 55 years,in April his
health is sliding- neither eats properly nor takes his meds). Anyway - as I
brought my pillow in from the car my neighbor asked what it
When I get the patience question while
demonstrating, I will sometimes ask the person what
they do to relax. If they tell me some form of
handwork, I will tell the person that lace works the
same way for me as perhaps knitting or quilting for
them. For those who tell me computer games or
sports
Weronika,
Of course you can enter and not attend (there were several who did this,
this year).
You must send with your entry enough money to cover your preferred
method of return of your entry (and I would also suggest a little extra
to cover the cost of a new mailer or box for return, since
Does anyone have any suggestions where a very new lacemaker (me) might
look for a suitable and *EASY* pattern to attempt this? I find this
whole thing fascinating and am, perhaps naively, considering giving it a
shot. But all the pattern books I've got here don't have anything that
wide. I've
Hello to you all out there,
I have run across a book in my library with a print date of 2002 in Denmark by
Brigit Poulsen titled LAY THE TABLE-WITH BOBBIN LACE. It has every think
from table runners to napkins to placemats,etc,etc. The lace is beautiful and
not only for the contest but I am
Hi all,
I'm sure it's the least of their troubles, which I don't mean to minimize one
bit, but I heard some news reports warning people to watch out for poisonous
snakes swimming in the floodwaters. Plus I saw a story saying that a 3-foot
shark was spotted swimming along one of the flooded
We did actually play Buzzword Bingo in the last meeting before Christmas
one year :o) I don't think the manager who was doing the presentation
*ever* worked out what we were up to or why one of the other managers
called out Bingo partway through!
Helen
At 21:42 31/08/2005, Maxine D wrote:
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