On Jul 22, 2007, at 21:38, Lynn Carpenter wrote:
I would really like to know more about my dragon now! What would you
call
the technique? Here's a link to the post:
http://lost-arts.blogspot.com/2007/07/here-be-dragon.html
My guess about the technique would be Brugge/Duchesse, which doesn'
On Jul 24, 2007, at 8:27, Mary L. Tod wrote:
[...] it was such a pleasant experience to be able to leave our lace
pillows and drafting tools in the classroom and return after dinner to
work some more each evening in the company of other students rather
than having to haul them back and forth t
A lacemaking friend is probably moving to Abu Dhabi as her DH has been
offered a job there and she is wondering if anyone knows of any lacemakers
there or in one of the nearby countries.
Jenny R
Canberra, Australia
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It is quite ok to send your renewal through Paypal - I did mine and sister
Jacquie's this morning. I had e-mailed Laurie first a few days ago just to
make sure and got the confirmation back. I thought I had done it that way
last year (and I had).
You just complete the membership form and the
Dear Laurie,
ooops. I sent my renewal through Paypal as well. I'll bet you get quite a
few this way If this method isn't working for the membership committee,
there is the option to send refund through Paypal for a good month or so
without penalty. I added all the info from the membership f
Thanks Jean,
you told us what we in Germany saw in TV.
And for sure I am one agreeing with this
but I'm sure we all wish them well anyway.
all the best for everybody there. And I add I personaly will never move
from the sixth floor where we live here in HH, Germany
Greetings
Ilske
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Dear Lacemakers
I'm pleased to tell you all that Edition 4 is almost ready for
printing. I've been speaking with the printer today; the price hasn't
increased hugely despite an extra 200 threads and subject to no
unforseen mishaps it should be ready in about 3 weeks time. Just one
more even
Hi All,
We have had my parents staying with us for a few days,a nd they wandered off
to one of their favourite places on Sunday afternoon - they went to Altonm
Water, a reservoir just outside Ipswich, in Suffolk, and said they had never
seen so many tents being erected, rows of toilets, and al
I'm in the north of Kent - just across the River Thames from Essex, and
we've not had abnormally high levels of rainfall. Yes it's been very
wet, but nothing really unusual. Because last year was so dry the
ground is still able to soak up water. Terry is still walking the dogs
across the mar
Dear all,
I have summarized all your responses for my friend, and she is very
grateful.
At least she will be better prepared when next faced with such an accident
and will think twice about decorating the table with unprotected heirloom
lace.
Many thanks for all your valued contributions. Yo
>From the official web site:
"As floods hit most of the UK, Chelmsford remains unaffected by the flooding,
Essex is probably the driest county in the UK and despite a few showers and
muddy patches the build is continuing!"
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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We're now back from holiday and have posted the list of Award and
Medal winners for the Seven competition on the Lace Guild website
(URL in the signature). We'll be adding a gallery of pictures in the
next week or so.
You'll also find details of the Exhibition catalogue which has a
complete
Hi All,
Think about Scouting authorities (in London area somewhere) who have a
Centenary World Jamboree about to start (28th July) and they have 500,000
people coming!!
Mary Carey
Campbelltown, NSW where I had 25 mins drive to my World Scout Jamboree
opportunity almost 20 years ago
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