I am making plans for a group visit to Normandy next September, to visit
the towns on the Lace Route.
I have already been given some advice re. Argenton but wondered if any
Arachneans, particularly those in France, could advise me on the suitabilty of
the
other towns and
what options could
I have just returned home after a week at my daughters house and my Avon lady
has left me the latest catalogue, on page 130 what do I find - a lovely
spider brooch, it is silver plated and set with sparkly stones I am ordering
it straight away.
Happy lacing
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
Not
Hi All -
I'm planning a trip to Belgium for the end of October/beginning of November,
and would appreciate any recommendations for lace collections or shops I
should plan to visit, as well as any recommendations you might have for places
to
stay, or to avoid.
Thanks very much!
Regards,
My recommendation would be to make sure you hang on to bags. We were told
there was a very low to almost non existent crime rate when we went about 10
years ago but I had my handbag stolen. I had only put it down for a few
seconds while I re balanced the tray i was carrying and when I went to
Lorri -- I got out my (1999) folder from Pam N's workshop,
Designing for Bucks Point. There wasn't anything about rules or
pointers, but I thought it was pretty clear what we did. I had a
couple of pages of ground, and another couple of pages of freehand
designs that I had drawn (leaves,
A big big thank you to everyone who took the time to reply to my
questions. The only thing everyone agreed on was not ironing anything
that had not been laundered.
As far as Ebay goes; I'm having second thoughts. I've looked at all
the lace and the few baby gowns that are currently on offer
On 27 Sep 2005, at 20:33, Jane Bawn wrote:
I remember the lace being extremely expensive. I expect their will be
others who have been more recently who can tell you the best places but
there is plenty to see lace wise and non lace.
The machine made lace is pretty inexpensive, then comes the
Canadian or non-US members of I.O.L.I. may send their contest entry to
Suzanne Gagnon in Quebec or to me Debra Jenny. US members will send their
entries
to me. (The addresses will be given out when an entry form is requested.) The
post mark date of June 24 will allow all members an equal
..., went on a canal boat ride and ate a delicious lunch al-fresco outside
one of the many cafes and bars, and got some
I'm afraid it is too cold for outside lunches or teas by now. Last week it
would have been OK but that's an exception.
Jo Falkink
near Gouda, Netherlands
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Tamara wrote:
I'd meant to ask but forgot when writing my long-winded essay... do
y'all think there's a correlation between *dedicated* tea/coffee
drinkers on the one hand and the choice of pets on the other? I don't
have a pet at the moment (negotiations with DH are slower than
lacemaking
This was forwarded to me by my best friend. She knows where to hit the spot.
I don't remember seeing it here so I thought it would be good to share.
Moments in Life
There are moments in life when you miss someone so much that you just want
to pick them from your dreams and hug them for real!
Wrong Side Of The Bed!
Mother Superior was on her way to late morning prayers, when she passed
two novices just leaving early morning prayers, on their way to classes.
As she passed the young ladies, Mother Superior said, Good morning
ladies.
The novices replied, Good morning, Mother Superior,
Hi All --
Does anyone have any hotels or bed-and-breakfast recommendations, or warnings
for places to avoid, in Brussels, Antwerp and/or Brugge? I'm planning a trip
for the end of October/beginning November, and haven't been there before. I
would greatly appreciate any suggestions or dire
we don't agree on anything, and my idea was a suggestion that maybe
they should have never built castles on sand. i'm sure after 300
years of living in a flood hole, they have no intention to move their
city regardless of what it costs. they make in revenue yearly what the
cost was, so the cost
is there colored tranparent contact paper?
Walgreens (and other places in USA) sells a removeable self-adhesive vinyl,
which I have found to work fine for covering patterns for the girls in my
bobbin lace class. It is less expensive than the blue vinyl sold for
lacemakers, but seems to work
Susan wrote:
my idea was a suggestion that maybe they should have never built castles
on sand.
That instantly put the Three Little Pigs story in my mind, where the
woldfblew down the house of the first little pig because it was made of
straw, then the house of the second little pig whose
A funny to enjoy - from my nephew in North Carolina
A woman asks her husband, Would you like some bacon and eggs? A slice
of toast and maybe some grapefruit and coffee? she asks.
He declines. Thanks for asking, but I'm not hungry right now. It's
this
Viagra, he says. It's really taken
Another bit of humor.
A fire fighter is working on the engine outside the
station when he notices a little girl next door in a
little red wagon with little ladders hung off the
sides and a garden hose tightly coiled in the middle.
The girl is wearing a fire fighter's helmet.
The wagon is being
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