Hello Sue
I saw that as well and when Patsy went to Hanslope in Buckinghamshire I was
hoping there would be some reference to the lacemaking industry there -
sadly not.
Diana in Northamptonshire where there is a rather autumnal feel to the
morning - did I miss summer?
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Hi All
I am working on a Milanese butterfly and working around the tip of the wings
the instructions say to do a Pivot Turn on there and what I was wanting to
know is there a limit of how many times you can go around the pin at the Pivot
point. I have worked out that I will need to go around
An idea: have you tried the needle-tatting??, is a much simpler and
efficient way to tatting.
Isabel Wear
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On Aug 14, 2008, at 11:16, Wendy Davies wrote:
I am working on a Milanese butterfly and working around the tip of the
wings
the instructions say to do a Pivot Turn on there and what I was
wanting to
know is there a limit of how many times you can go around the pin at
the Pivot
point. I have
Hallo Isabel,
yes i did the needle tatting
but it is so boring.
there is no real adrenalline involved
it is like swimming on your airmatras
good for a moment but then you had it
i have seen many others making frivolitee
seeing all the shuttles dangling down
the fast furious movements
the
Thought you all might like to know that if you wait long enough (in
my case 91-1/2 years) you can finally get your two minutes of fame
(mine having recently come in the newest Who's Who in America). My
lacemaking interests are noted there, which pleases me, although they
didn't include
Hi all,
Today I was looking at a Belgian bobbin lace
website and liked their idea of pattern holders that you pin to your pillow.
I had an Eureka moment and decided it would be
really easy to make the same thing with the Balsa
wood chopsticks you get when you buy sushi or Chinese food.
Indeed, I
I use re-useable plastic boxes with sealable lids. I can find what I want to
retrieve from the freezer much more easily than finding plastic bags, and
less messy when the contents thaw. I've been using the same ones for more
years than I care to remember.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
To
Dear friends,
Thank you so very much Avital and Kathleen, for finding my lost
verse, 'The Faith that moved a Mountain' by Patience Strong, and so
quickly, I am really very grateful.
Try as I might, I could not remember it, just a line here and there, I
wish I had thought of asking for help
I know I'm a week late on this, but I really need to ask something. Every
time I try to fry it, it sticks to the pan and dissolves. What am I doing
wrong?
Pam Dotson
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