Sorry, I hit send before trimming, forgot because it's early morning (waiting
for newspapers to be delivered for our round) and I'm using my phone so can't
see the text below my signature in the tiny bit of screen. Will try and
remember in future!
Jane Partridge
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I suspect that the reason why the photos are not put on the website is because
the Guild usually produces a cd/dvd of them for sale, and free access to them
via the website would defeat the object. Contact The Hollies
(holl...@laceguild.org) if you would like to buy one, I'm fairly certain I
My recent review of this book appeared in the November 2016 newsletter of
The New England Lace Group. I thought it had stood the test of time quite
well, and deserved a new introduction to today's lace makers. (It was
originally published in 1974.)
If you own the book "Lace" and would
I am feeling virtuous, I mailed my exchange cards last Monday and sent my
scans and details to Jenny. Â Looking forward to getting cards back from
England and Slovenia.
I got my Lace magazine last weekend and have almost finished reading it from
cover to cover. Â I noticed that Sue Babbs got a
G'day and Good morning everyone, wherever in this world you may be.
It is hard to believe that 2016 is drawing to a close when I still have to
concentrate when writing the date LOL. Ah well, that is what happens when
you brain gets full of all those past years of memories (also called getting
Apparently my spam blocker sequestered Anneke's and Lyn's responses to Ann's
question. But now that I see the answers it is interesting to see how
different people see different things, or perhaps, emphasize different
things. Put all 3 answers together and you have a good description.
Lorelei
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I sent the following to Ann Humphreys on 11/19, and to lace@arachne on
11/20. Let's see if it gets published this time.
Both are part laces using very fine thread. Honiton elements are
frequently put together later. Withof elements are connected by the
lacemaker as she/he goes. Honiton
Hi
I have had a paper-back copy of Virginia Churchill Bathâs book âLaceâ
given to me, but I already have a copy. I will happily give it to anyone who
wants it, but would like to recover the costs of shipping from Illinois to the
recipient. The book weighs just over 2 lb.
If I get multiple
