Wow, that is quite an achievement, Alice! Congratulations. What pattern did you
use?
I have to admit that I have never seen these Arachne member photos again. Does
anyone know whether it's possible for me to have my picture added?
Best wishes,
Avital
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From: Alice
The pattern of my edging is from Liisa Eeva
Kortelahti. I think it's in Bobbin Lace. It takes
five or more pages of the book to give the various
sections of the pattern so it should be easy to find.
It comes with two different corner patterns. It's
name means Giant Bellflower. I loaned my book
Well done Alice and a lovely piece, I just took a peek at the picture you
mentioned, also got to see some of the faces that go with the names I have
spoken with via Arachne:-)
Sue T, in very damp and chilly Dorset UK
Yippee Done Reached goal of three yards of
my 5 edging It's
Hello
What is the address to Lacefairy
Ann-Marie in Sweden
Alice Howell skrev:
Yippee Done Reached goal of three yards of
my 5 edging It's tied off, bobbins stripped, but
still in the pins until morning. It's been eight or
more years since I started the piece.
If you want
http://www.lacefairy.com
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Hello
What is the address to Lacefairy
Ann-Marie in Sweden
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Hello Alice
A beautifull piece of lace. Well done!! You must be proud.
Is it for a tablecloth??
Happy Lacemaking
Daphne cold Norfolk uk
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The lace is beautiful and nice to see you too, to get a face on a name :-)
Ann-Marie, Sweden
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A while back there was some discussion on laminating lace could anyone tell
me what the consensus was?
I have just taken a Bucks Point bookmark off the pillow, I shall be giving
it to my old schoolteacher and thought that laminating would be the better
option for her use. She is 91 years old,
Hello Ann-Marie,
I followed the link to your webshots, and looked through your folder
of bobbin lace. I enjoyed your pictures, what beautiful laces you
have made!
I have a question, though, about the 2 pictures named Easter Lady.
Can you tell me about them? They look to me like they are
--- Daphne Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A beautifull piece of lace. Well done!!
You must be proud.
Is it for a tablecloth??
No, though it is a tablecloth pattern. It would take
much more than three yards for a tablecloth and I'd
never see it finished. G I just made a straight
Diana,
Why not use one of those clear plastic bookmark holders that all the general
lace suppliers have? I always use them.
Liz
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Diana Smith
Sent: 22 March 2007 15:31
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Subject: [lace] Laminating
Me too, although I did get one laminated, I use it and wouldn't give it
away. I do laminate pages to keep sample pieces clean and safe in my folder
though. Sue T
Diana,
Why not use one of those clear plastic bookmark holders that all the
general
lace suppliers have? I always use them.
Last Saturday, at Poole Bobbin Lace Circle meeting, Thelma Johns, an expert
on Dorset buttons gave us a talk on their history and a demonstration of
their construction. We also had a chance to have a go at making one.
She didn't mention Bird's eye buttons, but searching for more information on
Hello Jean,
I've just got in from our lace class at Broadstone and am catching up with
the e-mails. I've got both these books, Jean. Very good they are too. The
author is Marion Howitt, who was taught by Thelma Johns. Birds Eye buttons
are very easy to make. I wonder if the Dorset ones are the
On 3/22/07, Diana Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A while back there was some discussion on laminating lace could anyone tell
me what the consensus was?
IIRC the consensus was lamination is 'iffy' - for some the results
were disappointing and couldn't be undone without ruining the lace.
For
On Wed, 21 Mar 2007 23:09:49 +, Brenda wrote:
I think that you are probably right in thinking that Earthlink have
gone over the top with their spam filters. That sort of thing does
happen from time to time with some ISPs. Last time it happened to me I
contacted my ISP and his SYS Admin
The Army Medals Office, the RAF Medals Section and the RN Medals Office are
all based at:
MoD Medal Office
Building 250
RAF Innsworth,
Gloucestershire
GL3 1HW
Tel: 0141 224 3600
www.army.mod.uk/contacts/divisions/medals.htm
I know they issue medals for servicemen who were entitled but haven't
The two links for the first World War veterans didn't sem to get sent as
clickable links in my first email:
National Archive at Kew:
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/
Defence Medal Office:
http://www.mod.uk/DefenceInternet/DefenceFor/Veterans/Medals/
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
To
Hell Helen
If I'd taken notes at last month's Kent FHS meeting when the talk was
about military medals I'd have all the answers for you! I have very
little in the way of military ancestors but I was pleasantly surprised
at how interesting I found the talk. I do remember the speaker saying
A new to me version of a very old joke
Blind Clerk at Wal-Mart
A woman goes into Wal-Mart to buy a rod and reel for her
grandson'sbirthday.
She doesn't know which one to get so she just grabs one and goes
over to the counter.
A Wal-Mart associate is standing there wearing dark
There is getting even, and then there is gettin' EVEN! :)
The Straggly Cat
One December day we found an old straggly cat at our door.
She was a sorry sight. Starving, dirty, smelled terrible,
skinny and hair all matted down. We felt sorry for her,
put her in a carrier and took her to the
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