I am a lapsed member of the Needlelaces Guild UK
and would like to renew my membership but cannot find their email address.
Can someone help please.
Thank you - Alice Wilmshurst /HTML
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Another way to do this, as taught by Pat Read and it certainly works well in
the UK centrally heated homes climate, is to make a layer as follows.
Cover cloth over the lace, followed by a face flannel wet and then rung out
as dry as you possibly can. A top layer of a towel.
This can be
Tess
This is a wonderful project and it is so kind of you to share it with us
all. I am in awe of your talent - woodworking and lacemaking. And then you
have written a how to do it booklet as well.
Congratulations, and many thanks!
Now all I need is someone to make a wooden Queen Anne doll
That's not the script for my house (where we rarely grill, and I'm
more likely to than he is) nor yet for my daughter's - whose DH does
the shopping, starts the grill, grills the food (always some gourmet
concoction - rack of lamb, portabella mushrooms, etc.) ... but does
leave the dishes to
So is my split pea (or lentil) soup. Coming out of the refrigerator,
the leftovers can be picked up in blocks in the fingers to eat ---
though they feel weird.
At 9:10 AM +0100 5/21/07, Jean Nathan wrote:
Ricki wrote:
This sounds kind of like split pea soup - is it?
Don't think so because
Hi - this side-dish discussion brings another peas poem and child's handgame
to mind.
Peas porridge hot
Peas porridge cold
Peas porridge in the pot
Nine days old
Some like it hot
Some like it cold
Some like it in the pot
Nine days old!
My opinion is - it would have spoiled by nine
If it had been simmering for 9 days, it might not have been spoiled.
We make it by taking green split peas and either a ham hock or some
stew beef, an onion, a bay leaf, and some salt and just cooking it
until the peas are soft enough to eat. The bag of split peas usually
has directions - only
Worth reading.
http://www.tpmcafe.com/blog/deanie_mills/2007/may/23/
our_voices_have_been_lost
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Tamara P Duvallhttp://t-n-lace.net/
Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)
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