Suzi,
The more I read of your shall I/shan't I buy this thread or that, the more
convinced I am that what your *need to buy first* is Brenda's book Threads for
Lace 3. This would answer all your questions and solve all your problems
and dilemmas as to which thread to buy and which one is a
Dear friends,
Yes the raffle is open world wide, so sorry I should have included that in
the message,
Kind regards,
Pauline
in Somerset. U.K.
www.wincanton-uk.com
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I now have the November issue which has:
Three nice cross stitch charts for Christmas stockings, a Christmas table
runner, a small advent banner (bell pull) featuring a snowman holding an advent
wreath with one to four candles lit, and a chart for a November picture (a
kind of sampler featuring
Remember the collection of bobbins that failed to sell at auction on the BBC
programme 'Flog-it!'?
I had a very nice reply. Mine wasn't the onmly email they received, so I
expect other Arachneans will have heard from them too.
They say they're pleased to hear that lacemaking is thriving and
Hallo Jean,
I got my answer too. Yes it was very nicely and understandingly.
Greetings
Ilske
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I received my reply today as well. I was really pleased that he took the
time.
In this reply to me, the Producer justified the expert's remark Who makes
lace these days?' as not intending to mean that no one did so, rather that
far fewer of the general public make lace compared to the times in
Hello Liz
I believe the books are published privately by Anita Wilkinson, costing
£5.00, £8.00 and £9.00, they are soft backed and ring bound which make them
easy to open flat for copying - no ISBN number - maybe Jean Leader will know
more.
Bedfordshire Lace Motifs (from old unit prickings)
Pat wrte:
I felt I had to write back and say that he had missed the point.
I wrote back too, directing them to David Springett's Sucess to the Lace
Pillow. In it David says something along the lines of he's often heard of
ivory bobbins but has never seen one.
Will we all eventually appear
Can someone on the list give me the full details of the new Christmas book
mentioned a week or two (or more?) ago on the list. I didn't make note of it
at
the time as I expected to be going to the NEC and would see it there. that
is not happening now.
Patricia in Wales
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Elizabeth Ligeti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To Lynn Carpenter - what a pretty bookmark.
Unfortunately I did not get it!!! I would have been happy to give it a
good home!!!
Did you use a variegated/space dyed thread for the centre part? It is So
pretty.
http://lost-arts.blogspot.com/
Thank
Hi Lynn !
I can attest to the value of husbands' comments, such as... that's nice.
Your bookmark was well-conceived and very well done!! I'd have been proud
to have received it!!
I actually DID receive a VERY well-done tatted fan with a pink rose in the
center and pink ribbon streamers. The
On Nov 8, 2005, at 16:35, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone on the list give me the full details of the new Christmas
book
mentioned a week or two (or more?) ago on the list. I didn't make
note of it at
the time as I expected to be going to the NEC and would see it there.
that
is not
On 11/8/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone on the list give me the full details of the new Christmas book
mentioned a week or two (or more?) ago on the list. I didn't make note of it
at
I don't know if this is the newest of Brigitte Bellon's Christmas
books, but it is
Lynn, I printed the bookmark just so I can admire it at leasure. The black
outline showed off the varigated center so well. Thanks for leading us to
your site to see it. You are generous to offer to let anyone copy that
cares to . Arthritis in my hands won't let me tat anymore so I shan't
Hello all,
I'm looking for a pattern for a knitted table cloth and haven't been able to
find one.
Does anyone have a pattern, or else a link to a source? I once saw a picture
of a german knitted lace cloth with a pattern which resembled oak leaves and
would like to knit that one. Of course, now
That sounds like one of Herbert Niebling's famous designs. They're not easy to
find these days because they only appear sporadically in Burda lace knitting
magazines. You could try eBay, but I should warn you that the Burda lace
knitting magazines are very popular and sell for much more than their
Hi Joanna
You may find something similar to what you are after on this site
http://www.kunststrik.dk/
there are english translations of the patterns at
http://www.nurhanne.com/patterns/patterns.html
Jenny Brandis
the Kununurra Kid
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www.brandis.com.au
Lace Making in the
No sex tonight? I never quite figured out why the sexual urge of men and
women differ so much. And I never have figured out the whole Venus and
Mars thing.I have never figured out why men think with their head and
women with their heart.
FOR EXAMPLE
One evening last week, my girlfriend and I were
On Nov 7, 2005, at 10:59, David Collyer wrote:
No sex tonight? I never quite figured out why the sexual urge of men
and
women differ so much. And I never have figured out the whole Venus and
Mars thing.I have never figured out why men think with their head and
women with their heart.
Erm...
Not a new one, but always funny and, shorn of the pictures, suitable
for chat... I'd like to dedicate this one to Dearl, who sweeps the room
with a glance... :)
From: M.D.
HOW TO START YOUR DAY WITH A POSITIVE OUTLOOK
1. Open a new file in your PC.
2. Name it
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