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Jacquie in Lincolnshire
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Hi all,
This is a different way of doing a hands on demo at heritage events. Just
have to share my joy with you about my lacemaking demonstration at Grande
Levee in Vandalia, IL this past weekend(June 16-17). It was the typical hot
and muggy, yet nice breeze, June in the high 90s
Hi Tamara
I think you've explained it better than I did - so long as it's a
linear enlargement and not an area one.
Brenda
On 21 Jun 2007, at 19:11, Tamara P Duvall wrote:
On Jun 21, 2007, at 13:25, Beth Stoll wrote:
the pricking is sized for 140/2 egyptian
cotton. I would prefer to use
Hello Beth
I've measured 140/2 as 62 wraps/cm and 70/2 as 46 wraps/cm
So the formula is multiply by 62/46 (= approx 1.35)
That's the formula for a photocopier which enlarges both the length and
the width.
Many scanners/computer software enlarge by the total area. If that's
the case then you
Thank you for sharing that lovely story. Precious lacy memories for you
and for them.
Sue T, Dorset UK
Hi all,
This is a different way of doing a hands on demo at heritage events.
Just
have to share my joy with you about my lacemaking demonstration at Grande
Levee in Vandalia, IL this
Hi Brenda
As a matter of interest, is there any way to tell at a glance which sort of
enlargement any particular photocopier does?
Am I reading your post right to think that if I enlarge directly through the
photocopy facility of my scanner it will be linear, but if I scan it first
then use
In South Africa we have http://www.geocities.com/malelacer/index.html
In personally know at least one Dutch male not even a lurker on this list,
and know the names of one or two others.
Jo
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From: R.P.
A cocky South Dakota Department of Highways employee stopped at a farm
and told the farmer, I need to inspect your farm for a possible new
road.
The old farmer said, OK, but don't go in that field.
The Highways employee said, I have the authority of the State of South
Dakota to
As a foreigner, I can attest to the untold troubles that adverbs and
prepositions can cause. But I'm happy to say that I understood all the
uses here, and even noticed that one was missing (UP yours!). Though, I
suppose, that one, although technically a two-letter word, would,
probably, be
