On Oct 11, 2005, at 21:27, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ricki) wrote:
I wonder if I could put some vinegar into it, to dissolve the deposits
a little,
Provided you use _white_ vinegar, there's nothing better to counter
hard water and other mineral-deposit problems. Vinegar (in Poland, we
didn't know
Dear Friends,
Last week I completed teaching another class in Lace Making for Beginners
here in Ballarat. I duly gave each of the students info on joining Gumnuts
and arachne so I'm hoping that soon we shall hear from:-
Ina in Ballan; Lynn and Judith from Bacchus Marsh and Dawn from Ararat
Congratulations David, a real achievement, and everyone benefits,
Pauline
in cloudy and wet Somerset. U.K.
www.wincanton-uk.com
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From: David Collyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Last week I completed teaching another class in Lace Making for
Beginners
here in Ballarat. I duly gave each of the students info on joining
Gumnuts
and arachne
2 weeks before that I taught a class in tatting and we now have 3
new real Tatting
I see there's an acution for the above book finishing on ebay in just over
40 minutes time. The current high bid is GBP12.50, with the last 6 bids
above GBP8.00. Unless it's very recently gone out of print, it's available
direct from Christine and David Springett at GBP7.00. Admittedly the
What an achievement, David! BTW what are Gumnuts?
Dee Palin
Gloucestershire
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probably not really from that era, but if its older than 20 years most
old things are considered antique. i'm not sure what the rule of that
is, but that is what i heard.
i'm getting really jealous looking at all those perfect picots!! i
can't afford 35 dollars per yard, but its a nice
probably made in Eastern Europe or Asia - but 1980s not 1880s!
If you click on the home page link:
http://www.dollsandlace.com/cgi-bin/dalshop.pl?cat=AntiqueLaceview=cat
you'll see some more antique lace on sale, with some very suspect
descriptions.
With the exception of this one, the
if you look at the picots they are uneven. like in most prickings
where one is made before the other side is leaving one appearing as if
it were a little higher than the other, and the picots are not all the
same size. it looks hand made to me and i guess it could be beds.
--- suzy [EMAIL
thanks for real time difference. that does help to know when browsing
for antiques or collectables what the technical term really means.
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Suzy wrote:
if its older than 20 years most old things are considered antique.
In the UK an antique has to be
On 10/12/05, suzy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
can you make picots on a machine?
Yes. At least a machine can duplicate the appearance of a picot.
sure, square tallies with the center being not filled in in beds lace.
They're called raised and rolled tallies, you make them at the same
time, but
Ladies, you all know more that I do.
but this looks and has the feel of some patterns that I got from the LePuy
Lace schoolI do not know if they are old or not, The booklet was revised
in 1941. I cannot read the FrenchI can only read the patterns.lots
of leaves and those tiny
Hello,
While I own the bobbin lace book, Russische Kant, I
don't believe that a sheet of prickings came with it.
Can anyone refresh my memory?
Thank you in advance,
Sylvie
Cherry Valley, IL, USA
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Please add me to the christmas lace exchange too! I'm eager to get something
new started on at least one of my pillows. Too many UFO's lurking on other
ones!
Trish Fisher
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Hi Sylvie and everyone
I think there was a fold out for the unicorn pattern.
I sold my copy :(
On 10/12/05, Sylvie Nguyen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
While I own the bobbin lace book, Russische Kant, I
don't believe that a sheet of prickings came with it.
Can anyone refresh my memory?
Hi everyone
Hearing no nays, a few yays, and agreeing that time flies, I hearby
undertake to organize a Christmas card exchange. I am going to follow
in Brenda's footsteps, and have one person send to another (A send to
B, B sends to C etc.). You can then meet two people, your recipient,
and your
I know Margery left it to Avital, but Avital may or may not catch the
message, so I'm taking it upon myself :)
I've done - very basic - testing of the site and it seems to work (I
printed off a very nice page of asymetric. Now to get them to do
asymetric as dots... for Bucks g) even without
you live in middle tn. i live in between paris and clarskville in the
top corner.
--- ROBERT GAIRNS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Suzy,
Where in Tn do you live? I live outside of Knoxville in
Friendsville
Helen in TN
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To:
Another forward, this time from the private Inbox. But the way it's
written, it's quite obvious that it was meant for the list...
Begin forwarded message:
From: Carolyn Hastings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: October 12, 2005 10:21:45 EDT
To: 'Tamara P Duvall' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [lace]
On Oct 12, 2005, at 0:12, A Y Farrell (Yvonne) wrote:
THIRD TESTIMONY:
My sister and I were at the mall and passed by a store that sold a
variety of
candy and nuts. As we were looking at the display case, the boy
behind the
counter asked if we needed any help. I replied, No, I'm just looking
Enjoy
David in Ballarat
Women's Studies
A study conducted by UCLA's Department of Psychiatry has revealed that the
kind of face a woman finds attractive on a man can differ depending on
where she is in her menstrual cycle.
For example: If she is ovulating, she is attracted to men with rugged
DD1 just sent me this site. I haven't had time yet to try it out, but it
looks really useful.
http://www.incompetech.com/beta/plainGraphPaper/
If it works, maybe one person should pass it on to Lace - I'm not on that
list. I'll leave it to you, Avital. Hope that's OK.
Margery.
I had a question from a friend today about a book by Judith McNaught called
Waters Edge. I am not familiar with the author so I checked out Borders,
AbeBooks and Hamilton Books but could not find this book in stock. Is there
anywhere else I can search for this book which was published in
Amazon has it in hard back for $5.93 in their used and new section.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/5552771060/qid=1129148823/sr=8-2/ref=pd_bbs_2/103-7605136-9357400?v=glances=booksn=507846
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probably not really from that era, but if its older than 20 years most
old things are considered antique. i'm not sure what the rule of that
is, but that is what i heard.
i'm getting really jealous looking at all those perfect picots!! i
can't afford 35 dollars per yard, but its a nice
Suzy wrote:
if its older than 20 years most old things are considered antique.
In the UK an antique has to be at least 100 years old, so now anything made
in or before 1905 is an antique. Next year it will be anything made in or
before 1906. Anything younger than 100 years is a collectable.
WHAT about tortillas???
3) you need to be able to do division
Compared to the underline $20 that's a cruel and unusual punishment
and ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) should be notified instantly
..not to mention, NAFTA...
--
bye for now
Bev in Sooke, BC (on Vancouver Island, west
Looked up author and title in google. Apparently there is no book called
Water's Edge. It was a title she had been going to use, and then didn't.
See info at following site:
http://bbs.simonsays.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=5;t=013148
Malvary in Ottawa
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At 04:02 PM 10/12/2005, you wrote:
Looked up author and title in google. Apparently there is no book called
Water's Edge. It was a title she had been going to use, and then didn't.
That's an outdated entry. I saw it also. I went in to a page that listed
authors and book titles. Water's
OK; I don't know why this has to be a Southern boy - I know of some
scams perpetrated by cash-starved *Polish* students - but it's funny
(and new to me, too)
From: L.F.
A young Southern boy goes off to college, but about 1/3 way through the
semester, he has foolishly squandered what money
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