Thanks for the information. I shall see if I can track the books down.
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From: Jane Viking Swanson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arachne lace@arachne.com
Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 1:52 AM
Subject: [lace] Collecting lace
Hi Tiny Dell and All, You didn't say what
Hi there
Babelfish has Fils Coupes meaning wire cuts - does that mean the lace
i am looking at is made from fine wire rather than thread?
Jenny Brandis
Kununurra, Western Australia
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Hi Jenny,
I have seen File Coupes referring
Hello Elaine,
That's a typo, it's edition 3 not 33!!
BTW my email is [EMAIL PROTECTED] The old argonet one does
still forward, but argonet have ceased business as an ISP, if anything
goes wrong with their old server they won't fix it.
Brenda
On 7 Nov 2005, at 00:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A stockist to add to your list is Becky Ashenden, Becky's Vav Stuga
www.vavstuga.com She has color cards available for a small charge.
A happy customer,
Alison Addicks
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Dear friends,
I bought an additional Avon Spider pin to be able to offer it as a raffle
open to all of course.
It is much nicer (in fact really super), and larger than I imagined, at 65mm
that's approx; two and a half inches diameter, it is coloured silver, and
the body has 'synthetic'
Greetings Dora Northern,
In Oct. you mentioned that you would get messages to Jean Peach since her
computer on down. We just were wondering how she and Gary were.
we knew Gary's health was not good and we were concerned about him. As I have
said before I usually hear from her about twice a
To Diana in Northamptonshire
Oh! They sound nice!! I had not heard about them. Please let us have a
brief review of them - and the price if you find them out!
Are they on general sale. I wonder?
(As if I need More books!!! :)) But then, there is
always Just one more
Just in case some of my fellow bookaholics are looking for some more ...
I found these lace books heavily discounted at http://www.bookcloseouts.com
today:
The History of the Honiton Lace Industry (4 copies)
Lace for Dolls Dolls Houses (2 copies)
Special Occasions in Lace (5 copies)
plus
thanks for the info on the thread. that would not have been the right
size. maybe i'll try the size 80 in linen and it will be a size 60 in
cotton thread? i've given up. i'll just go shopping and find out!!
lol. i'll write the goldschild website for the information and they
probably will have
you are really cool!! thank you for interpreting. i'll have a look
again and see how to order the catalog.
p.s. my light pole was struck by lightning, so sorry about the delay
in answering. it's been 2 days without the internet! its been
terrible!! lol.
--- bevw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks for the email. i do want a copy, it's a shame it doesn't come
in with the colors the way it is on the website. it's still a pretty
pattern and unusual.
I got a copy by emailing him at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I must confess to being extremely disappointed with the catalogue -
it was
thanks for the website. i don't see the same pattern for the wreath,
but they have some nice ones you don't see on his website. i guess he
likes animals. most of his designs are of animals. i was thinking
about the one with the horse. that would look really nice in a picture
frame. i
thanks for the website. it is really strange how many rules were made
to discourage lace making. in this day and age anyone can make lace and
anyone can wear it. i could never live in that day, and not just
because it outlawed lace. i'm very happy to be living in 2005. i am
only wishing i could
now i know 3 words in french!
--- romdom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i got the translation for cartons and it means paperboards. i
assume that is a pricking.
absolutely right ..
dominique from paris .
from suzy in tennessee,u.s.a.
i've found that out now. i also found a new company that has a website
unlike goldschild. i can't find anything on them at all. i'll just
order a small amount to see what the thread looks like and what size it
might be, but i'm going to order the amount i need for my next project
from a company
On Nov 7, 2005, at 23:30, suzy wrote:
i could never live in that day,
That statement is both haunting and amusing at the same time; my own
version would, probably, have been the longer: I would not want to
live in that day
We all live in whatever circumstances we're tossed into, and make
On Nov 7, 2005, at 23:55, suzy wrote:
i also found a new company that has a website
unlike goldschild [...]
i'm going to order [...] londonderry linen thread
I'm not 100% certain but I think the two are the same thread, just
labelled differently for two sides of the Atlantic. I do know that
the formulas are excellent brenda, and i'm totally confused. i was a
little mistaken by the size. they sell it in 66/3, but don't worry
because i found another maker of 3 ply linen thread which gives the
length of the thread. i'm going to write the company (email) and ask
what the equivalent
i'm happy hopefully to still get the same thread then. goldschild
sounded like some really nice thread, and so did londonderry. i'm also
happy with the colors they offer, and i can contact this manufacturer
and get a reply. i really like the yellows.
--- Tamara P Duvall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
thank you for the information. i doubt i'll be able to travel any
where the way things are going, but germany has a lot to offer
tourists, and maybe in 2007 the overseas travels from the u.s.a. will
be less stressful. i appreciate the information on the thread and i
plan to buy a sample or one
Dear friends,
I bought an additional Avon Spider pin to be able to offer it as a raffle
open to all of course.
It is much nicer (in fact really super), and larger than I imagined, at 65mm
that's approx; two and a half inches diameter, it is coloured silver, and
the body has 'synthetic'
i haven't been able to get on the internet because the light pole
outside of my house was struck by lightning the night before last.
today it was fixed, so i'm a happy camper now to be able to get back on
the the computer!!
from suzy in tennessee,u.s.a.
This did the rounds a year or so ago, but is still worth another visit if you
have already seen it. M.
Read instruction first !
Wait for the entire screen to load up with all four horses and a fence in
front of them. Then click on each horse. Make sure your sound is on.
Re-click on any horse
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