Thanks Tess, I know its not lace but the site is wonderful I have found
all sorts of very useful info, particularly the embroidery stitch guide
as I can never seem to remember how to do certain stitches, have put the
site in my favourites for future reference.
Happy lacing
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
The New England Lace Group will be able to accept some beginning lace
students at our annual Retreat in Wareham in May. Holly Van Sciver is happy
to have beginners in her class. I've had a couple of inquiries lately from
people who were interested in this kind of class at Retreat. Please let
any
HI all
I have been doing a clear out also , need to make way for more books LOL.
I have a bunch for sale and a tatting freebie, to anyone at Canadian
or US addresses.
(on account of postage). The two most expensive are hardbound books,
and cost the most to mail. E-mail me for the price details an
I got my Anna in the mail this morning with a letter telling me how much
credit I have with them. I can either have a subscription to Filati or
Sandra or order a few single copies of Special Editions which they list on
the back - 3 are Hardanger and 2 are Patchwork.
Think I'll just ask for my
I enjoyed reading about the idea of making bobbins with dowels and pony beads.
When we moved from Holland to the U.S. in 1984 I could not get bobbins quickly
and was unfamiliar with the sources, so my DH made some for me out of pony
beads and dowels!! Of course I eventually found more of the
Julie - would you be willing to share two or three of your old issues of
Anna? Let me explain. My aunt has been collecting them for many years too,
but every time she moved to her summer residence, which would be around May,
it seems that her newsagent didn't keep her copy. I told her that since I
