Hi all
Can anyone help please. One of my students began a tablecloth several years
ago, and having had a break from it the last couple of years she is now
wanting to get back to working the last round. She has begun winding the
bobbins and now realises that she is going to be short of thread,
Holly van Sciver carries Filato di cantu 30 in white and ecru according to
her website:
http://www.vansciverbobbinlace.com/2Threads.html
I am emailing her too so that she knows you might contact her
Sue
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From: nicky.hoewener-townsend [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Lace
Devon wrote:
Perhaps Janice could head a committee for the IOLI on the subject of
Publicity. I notice that the Lace Guild in England is looking for a
Publicity Officer, but I don't think we have such a post.
I for one, would like to know how she contacted the TV station and made
this
In a message dated 4/10/2008 10:25:48 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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p.s. Devon did a nice job of advertising when the convention was in
Maryland.
Would like to take credit for this one, but it is in NJ where I made my
bones publicity wise.
I composed a blurb
Some years ago I contacted the local newspaper about a lace event, hoping for
publicity. A reporter came round to interview and take photos. The paper
published a very nice article with photos AFTER the event, when it was too
late for newcomers to attend. Publicity is difficult to manage, with
You are right about getting publicity, especially if the budget is zero
dollars - an ad or two might be well spent if that would open the door for
a newsworthy article in the newspaper, a tradeoff (if published in time?!).
On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 8:04 AM, Sally Schoenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 4/10/2008 11:53:39 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You are right about getting publicity, especially if the budget is zero
dollars - an ad or two might be well spent if that would open the door for
a newsworthy article in the newspaper, a tradeoff (if
I belong to the North Suburban NeedleArts Guild, to the north of Chicago and
am the only lacemaker amongst them at present. On Tuesday at our regular
meeting, I had several people come up to me and ask if I had seen the
lacemaker on TV. It clearly has caught people's attention
Sue
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Dear Devon,
Sorry. I wrote NJ and then changed it to Maryland. Should have gone with my
first instinct. Thanks for the blurb. We can rewrite something from it for
our press release.
I actually provided Harry Porterfield some lace history which was given to me
by Arachne, Doris O'Neill. He
Try to contact Roseground supplies because they used to sell this thread.
Karen in Malta
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In a message dated 4/10/2008 2:42:29 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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He seemed to like the fact that men wore more lace than women at one time.
Yes, that is another popular factoid, as is the bit about making lace in cow
sheds and going blind. The blindness one, I
If there is a lacemaker from Slovenia on this list, could she contact me
privately please.
Ann-Marie Andersson
Sweden
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He talks about mid-19th century but his male portrait I have been told is
Sir Francis Drake, dead a long time before that. The female portrait was on
the cover of an IOLI Bulletin I found for the
I did another session of advertising lace tonight. There is a Fiber Festival
being held in Crystal Lake again and the organizer has arranged for crafts
people to do it in public. We met inside a local Tea shop in a large outdoor
shopping mall. I took my small pillow with a flower on it. I
nicky.hoewener-townsend [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have a reel of FILATO PER TOMBOLO DI CANTU 30 in white that they no
longer need, she is happy to purchase the thread and pay postage.
Filato is still available. I don't know about UK suppliers, but I'm pretty
sure Holly Van
Least said, soonest mended!!!
Throughout the ages, men have been trying to unlock the mystery as to why
their wives who accepted them as they were before they got married, subtly
and with determination began the quest to change their behaviour and
life-style once their vows were exchanged.
Hi Jeanette,
Thanks for the joke. I passed it on for a couple of brides to be to see.
Janice
jeanette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Least said, soonest mended!!!
Throughout the ages, men have been trying to unlock the mystery as to why
their wives who accepted them as they were before they got
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