Hi
The next Northern OIDFA Contact Day has been arranged for Saturday 25th
October 2008 at Gawthorpe Hall, Padiham near Burnley BB12 8UA. From 10.30 to
3.30pm.
It will cost £10 and members will be able to look at some of the lace
or other textiles in the Rachel Kay-Shuttleworth Collection.
Try Gon Homburg's site: www.kloskant.info/
On the inro page you can choose english, and at the bottom is a link to
some samples of 's Gravenmoerse lace.
Agnes Boddington - Ellougthon UK
Daphne Martin wrote:
Hello Everyone
An anyone tell me about a beginners book or website which
There is no argument at all from this corner! However, finding the old
wool blankets and pure wool felt is rather difficult. And if we're
covering foam for pillow blocks, and that foam is going to have
moisture-holding properties, it seems rather futile to go to any great
length to fine good
Hello to One and All!
For a source for wool blankets look at army/navy surplus stores. You can
get wool blankets there. I one that I use alot is:
http://www.majorsurplus.com/Default.aspx
But look online for one in your area.
Susie Rose Up in the mountains outside of Las Vegas
Prayers,
Hi Susie -
Thanks for the source. But when I looked at the blankets they offered,
they all seemed to be a blend of wool and synthetic. (Except possibly
the light-weight blanket, which they didn't specify).
Clay
Susie Finlay wrote:
Hello to One and All!
For a source for wool blankets
Hello one and all
As we are drawing nearer to the time we make/send our cards for the 2008
Arachne Card Exchange I thought it was timely to remind you that we
would like a photographic record of your work to be placed on the
upcoming website.
For the new ones amongst us - we have for the
We were all expecting the exchange rate to
improve that we can order books and things but the opposite is happening.
Jeanette Fischer, Western Cape, South Africa.
We thought the same over here in Australia, Jeanette. Our dollar has dropped
about 22c over the last couple of weeks, against the
Hello Everyone
An anyone tell me about a beginners book or website which teaches
the technique of Gravenmoerse Lace please??
Daphne soggy Norfolk England
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Hi Lacemakers!
I found this fun spider on the internet the other day! You can interact
with her! Use the space bar to leave her bugs to eat. Use the mouse to
take her by the leg (arm?) and move her around. There's even a menu bar
that allows you to change the way she looks and moves.
Hello Dom!!
But look to your right on the screen!! You can make the spider
smaller... and/or with shorter legs... and a lighter (less
frightening?) color!! And... the more you play with her, the less
hostile she seems.
She's a fun cyber-pet...
Clay
Mme RD wrote:
aargh! they could
On Oct 5, 2008, at 12:34, Clay Blackwell wrote:
http://www.onemotion.com/flash/spider/
She won't stay in Poland. Off to France. Off to Belgium and Holland.
Off to Italy. Even off to Russia once and to Denmark once. And she'll
go there even if there are no bugs for her to feed on. No wonder
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