Hi all,
By card exchange do you mean one card exchanged with one other person, or
many cards? My already very long list of christmas cards couldn't cope with
huge amounts:-)
Sue T, Dorset UK, where it is sunny
Hi everyone
Quiet on the list, isn't it?! Today is dull and damp compared to
Hi Sue -
The card exchange that Bev was talking about is one card exchanged with
one other person. The sender makes the card adding a festive piece of
lace she has made. If I'm not mistaken, there is a folder with pictures
of some of last years cards (Barbara Joyce - did you put that on
IT ARRIVED! The CD just arrived in the mail. I'm going to try it as
soon as I send off this note thanking you, Jean, so very much. It
arrived in beautiful condition - completely intact. The postal service
took great care of it for me.
Again, Jean, thank you, Thank You!!
Hugs
Jackie
Dear Lacemakers,
While the Arachne lace list is very quiet, I will share this feedback for
those who knew the lace collector, Fulvia Lewis:
News from Kerry Taylor Auctions, UK:
Our June Passion for Fashion and Fine Textiles sale was a great success
with a new world record price set for a British
I would enjoy participating in the Christmas Card Exchange suggested by Bev.
I don't think I would be any good at organising it, too butterfly brained
for that I belive, but could easily fit in the making of a Christmas card or
to. I thoroughly enjoyed the Bookmark Exchange that we had years
Hi Clay and all,
Yes, I posted web pages for the Christmas card exchange in 2004 and 2005.
The pages are still viewable. Here are the URL's:
http://homepage.mac.com/bejoyce/arachne/
http://homepage.mac.com/bejoyce/arachne2005/
I would also like to participate this year, but I am going to pass
I enjoyed looking at all the different cards, thank you for sending the
link.
Sue T, Dorset UK
Hi Clay and all,
Yes, I posted web pages for the Christmas card exchange in 2004 and 2005.
The pages are still viewable. Here are the URL's:
http://homepage.mac.com/bejoyce/arachne/
Yes Bev, you are right. I do mean men's underwear, just we call things by
diferent names. However, the results will look just as good, whatever the
garment is called, especially if some quilting wadding is included. There
were also sequins and glitter and you could certainly include lace for
Browsing through my Harper's Bazaar that arrived today (DH got the subscription
free for me - likeI'm a fashion plate!!), I saw that Burberry have a lace
overcoat and a lace skirt in their ad, not to my taste. The top with the skirt
has crochet collar and cuffs. Then on page 130 entitled Dark
Bags (purses) being the hot fashion item this year, one of us ought
to come up with a design for a lace bag. -- Aurelia
Browsing through my Harper's Bazaar that arrived today (DH got the
subscription free for me - likeI'm a fashion plate!!), I saw that
Burberry have a lace overcoat and a
Anyone who wants one, I'll design it, no problem. No
bobbin lace, I'm not that clever. I love the new lace
fashions and am wearing them to the max.
--- Aurelia Loveman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bags (purses) being the hot fashion item this year,
one of us ought
to come up with a design for a
I have I just had a phone call Malvary's partner David to tell me that she
was thrown off her walking machine on Tuesday, and has broken her left arm high
up to the shoulder, and that the shoulder is dislocated as well. They have
been unable so far to reposition the joint as there is no stable
Ouch Malvary, I broke my arm last year and boy was that painful I cannot
imagine waiting all that time to get it sorted. Hope someone takes all our
best wishes for a speedy recovery to you.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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Oooh ouch!
Jacqui please pass on my very best wishes Malvary and hope she's
feeling better soon. And you too, a frozen shoulder is very painful -
when I had it I couldn't even use the computer mouse for a few days.
Please don't tell me that you are right handed and Malvary left handed.
Ay... But I hope those who are connected to schools of higher
education... and those who like word games... will enjoy it... This one
caught me totally unprepared :)
From: R.P.
N.B. Anopleura is the name for the order of insects that we would call
a louse.
It had been a horrible week
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