Managed to get to Canterbury Oxfam bookstore and after I had left there were 23
books still in a pile near the back of the shop. I only bought 4, so a number
of lacemakers must have got there before me. There was the Susan Thompson
Honiton book and a couple of others along with Withof books
Hi All
In which case not all of them were listed on the website! I
bought a copy of Devon Lace by Penderel Moody (1908 edition) from the
website, but there were only 14 books listed!
Sue in East Yorkshire
On 13 Feb 2010, at 08:02, Janice Blair wrote:
Managed to get to Canterbury
I don't think the website contains the same books as the shops. I
believe the online shop is in effect another store and not an
extension of the bricks and mortar stores. Certainly when I looked on
the online store the books they had there were completely different to
the ones in the
Susan Reishus a écrit :
People don't trim their posts, (1-3 seconds of cut-and-paste to include a few
words/paragraph to refer to). If challenged by cut-and-paste, then deleting
the whole content, and typing a few words of reference takes just a tad more
time
agreed ! . I couldnt say it
You could try the contact area of his website.
http://www.davidspringett.fws1.com/index.htm
No affiliation, just a satisfied customer.
Pat T.
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From: Diana Smith dian...@tiscali.co.uk
Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 9:42 AM
To: Arachne
Hi Janice,
Were you the one who was trying to make at least one project
out of each of her lace books, or was that someone else?
Teehee.
You are just making your list of projects bigger if that is
the case.
I also love a good lace book!
Susie Johnson
Morris, IL
On Behalf Of Janice Blair
Hi, I know lots of us have help husbands, do pricking for us, put blue film
on our patterns. Some even wind bobbins! One of my classes husband
excelled when she came home from shopping to find he had straightened her lazy
susan for her. ;- ) Vivienne
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Oh, and he meant so well.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK, where I just got soaking wet raking leaves
of the garden. Just about to finish when the heavens opened and big hail
stones dropped out.
excelled when she came home from shopping to find he had straightened her
lazy
susan for
Not exactly the same, but it did remind me of when the dog managed to open a
box and chewed the top off one of my very expensive scrimshawed bone bobbins
and made tooth marks on another. Boyfriend, put the dog out into the garden
and then laughing called me to see what she had done. I asked
There are also helpful mums - my friend Chris couldn't make out why her son
was having a blue fit when he discovered she had patched his designer torn
jeans
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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Mine laundered a fair-isle lambswool cardigan (thankfully NOT
hand-knit...but nevertheless *had been* a favorite) and then threw it
in the dryer)-: (Love him anywaybless his pointed head g)
Vicki in Maryland...who finally got out today for the first time since
our two big snows
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