HI All,
When I was last subscribed to the arachne list someone, I think it was Bev
in Sooke Canada, posted instructions for making a little cone shaped pocket
which was useful for pinning to a lace pillow to hold scissors and crochet
hooks pin lifter etc.I did make a few as little gifts for
A long time ago (1995 maybe) I tested various chemical stiffeners for lace
as part of the City Guild class. At the time I was happiest with diluted
wood glue (Evo-stick, from the UK). After that I tried Moravia starch and
was even more pleased with it than wood glue (but can't remember why!!!)
My latest PIECEWORK came Sat and there are several super articles dealing
with lace. From Karen Thompson, I learned alot about the old Princess Lace
Loomand it was so good to see Janya. The reference to Nettie Graulich
reminded me that I still, and always will, love the Teak bobbins that I
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When I was last subscribed to the arachne list
someone, I think it was Bev
in Sooke Canada, posted instructions for making a
little cone shaped pocket
which was useful for pinning to a lace pillow to
hold scissors and crochet
hooks pin lifter
Note for Lace Guild members - some of us may have received a duplicate magazine
124 This was due to a power failure at the mailing house when the names and
address were being printed - please do not telephone headquarters or post the
second issue back. Why not pass the this second issue on to
I recently used the (new) Moravia starch on a piece of lace I had worked
with overdyed floss, and the colors ran. Because you blot the starch up
almost immediately, the run wasn't a disaster, but I could certainly see
the color on the paper towel I used to blot!
Clay
Sue Babbs wrote:
A long
Hello everyone
A friend of mine is moving to Melton Mowbray in a couple of
weeks.
Does anyone know of a lace teacher in that area please??
Daphne
Chilly, dull dreary autumn in Norfolk
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Thankyou Alice and Manie for the instructions of how to make the pockets,
and thanks to Bev for the original instructions. I spent the afternoon with
the sewing machine and managed to figure out in the end how I had made the
earlier ones.
I had made a pillow carrying bag, another bag in
I am a visual person and can't seem to visualize what the finished
pouch will look like. Does anyone have a picture they could send me so
I can see what they look like?
Thanks in advance,
Shere'e in Seattle, WA
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dismountable pillow stand, with a shoulder strap to hang it round me when
on my scooter
Sorry to be blunt, but I suppose you put a helmet on your head to protect
it. Why then carry something in way that it can rip your arm off, or however
seriously damage your body?
Jo
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In a message dated 10/30/06 12:39:01 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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I recently used the (new) Moravia starch on a piece of lace I had worked
with overdyed floss, and the colors ran. Because you blot the starch up
almost immediately, the run wasn't a disaster, but I
OH! What a nice thing to put up for an Arachne Raffle! (hint,
hint...) ; )
Clay
Leonard Bazar wrote:
Note for Lace Guild members - some of us may have received a duplicate magazine 124 This was due to a power failure at the mailing house when the names and address were being printed -
I take that hint:
I could offer one duplicate issue
(http://www.lokk.nl/kbarchief/KB12001/kantbrief12001.html) of Kantbrief of
the Duth LOKK in return. Without translation, however.
Jo Falkink
OH! What a nice thing to put up for an Arachne Raffle! (hint, hint...)
; )
... Why not pass
Thank you so much for the pictures. I know what they look like now and
can't wait to be off work to get home and hit my sewing machine. I
love this idea and am going to have to make some for myself!!!
Shere'e in Seattle, WA USA
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Ooooh! Is the new issue out now?!! Goody, goody!!!
I must watch out for it. I am ready for a good lacey read!
Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz.
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Oops, I talked before I thought. It must have been too late at night.
I meant: something like: *If* someone organises a raffle, I'd throw in my
Kantbrief as an exchange.
But waking up in the morning way too eraly and seeing your reaction I
realise I don't know how to picture a mix of a raffle
If I win a raffle, I always offer another raffle, to even out the
luck.
I never joined a raffle before. But I like the idea.
But - I also have a subscription to Kantbrief ;)
It's the first copy of 2001
Or, did you want to exchange your Kantbrief for someone's extra copy of
Lace ?
Just
Greetings,
Two of the free sites that I use are:
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/Search/frameset_search.asp
and
www.rootsweb.com
The first one is from the Church of the Latter Day Saints. They have the US
1880 Census transcribed. The other one is Rootsweb where you can find a
wealth of
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