Hello all,
This is just to let you know that the next Lace and Textile Day at the Clay
Cross Adult Education Centre, Clay Cross, Derbyshire is on 11th March 2006.
There will be many trade stands which will provide all your Lace-making
needs, ie, threads, pins, pillows, patterns, books,
Dear spiders,
What a wonderful day we had yesterday at the Forum, 7 tables full of
Norfolk's lacemakers, all the groups had their display boards with varied
and abundant amount of lace. The place was packed from the moment we opened
and men, women and children trying our have a go snake pillows.
The lucky winner of Reconstructing Old Lace is Sue T from Dorset. Sorry to
the 95 unlucky entrants. Sue please send me your postal address and I will
ask the authors to send the book directly to you.
I'd like to make it clear that the prize is a gift from the authors of the
book. My
A few days ago someone was asking about heirloom sewing and what we thought
might be meant by an insertion lace (at least, I think that's what was asked).
Looking for something else, I just came across this web site:
http://www.lydias.com/qheirbasics.html which may answer your question.
Hello Everyone!
I'm very excited to tell you about a really neat demo I saw in Santa Fe, New
Mexico today.
Several of our guild members heard that there would be a demonstration of
needlework by Russian artists at the Museum of International Folk Arts this
weekend. The web site
I wrote Kris Bruland, the webmaster for the change of address for the
Professor's website, and this is his answer. I hope you will forgive
me if I print the whole thing, but it explains it all very well.
Tess([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Hi Tess,
My site does require registration. After completing
Hello secret pal, thank you for the goodie bag that arrived today (Mon 20th)
I don ,t have pierced ears but my daughter has so she will enjoy them. The
bobbins will come in handy when do Honiton. I make some Honiton and also
Torchon .I try most of the laces I also do quite a lot of needle lace.
Greetings All,
The Off the Shelf column in Lace 93 (Jan 1999) lists Braid Alphabets self
published by Ann Brook. Can someone please tell me how to get a copy?
Jackie in Brisbane, Australia
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In a message dated 1/25/2006 5:13:34 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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I wish! I don't even know when I joined. Sorry, there's no way I can find
out
that info for you because we do not have complete archives going back that
far.
If it is any help, I can check who had
Hi All, I am another fan of Sudoku/Soduko and I concur that there is no
guessing in Sudoku. I usually look for the places where they give you
enough numbers in the grid so you can fill in a square and then move on.
There is a US magazine that has been publishing Sudoku for 4 or 5 years and
I did
A while back someone was collecting British-isms which were generally not
used in the US and/or Canada. I just learned/learnt two more while have
British friends visiting last weekend:
kerfuffle = a lot of fuss, a big to do
fringe = bangs (as in hair cut across the forehead at eyebrow level)
We pronounce and spelling it kafuffle, but it's clearly the same
word -- probably came from reading too many British authors. It's
the sort of thing that happens the night before you leave for a trip.
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Martha Krieg [EMAIL
want another one?
Bishy barny bees - ladybirds
Dont know whether this is just a Norfolk saying or whether it is the same in
all parts of UK.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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That's just Norfolk - it was the name of a subcamp at a jamboree I
went to near Norwich in 2003, although I don't remember many of the
other names.
Helen
At 22:28 19/02/2006, Sue wrote:
want another one?
Bishy barny bees - ladybirds
Dont know whether this is just a Norfolk saying or
Not heard that one before - I think it probably is a Norfolk saying.
Brenda
On 19 Feb 2006, at 22:28, Sue wrote:
want another one?
Bishy barny bees - ladybirds
Dont know whether this is just a Norfolk saying or whether it is the
same in
all parts of UK.
Brenda
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