Following Jane Partridge’s comments below that when the index is done, all you
will have to do is look at the index to see what is exactly in each issue.
I would like to say that as the volunteer who undertakes the indexing of Lace,
I am not behind and would add that I indexed Lace 169
Sorry for being pedatic, Jeri, but these are not memos, they are postings to
an Internet group!
It can be difficult to remember to change subject lines, particulary since
contributing to Arachne is no longer via steam-driven (or so it seemed, they
were so slow!) desktop computers as it was when
Yes, it is perfect to use a publication's name, number and date when telling
about the overall contents.
However, I a reminder that if you ever want to got to the Arachne archives to
find information, when you start to write about a specific subject, it would
be nice to remember to attend to
Dear fellow lace-makers,
Registration deadline for the 2018 OIDFA Congress is 15th February for
the cheaper rates.
I am planning to attend as one of the Estonian lace-makers who will be
promoting the 2020 Congress.
Is there anyone who is attending who needs a room mate for a hotel room,
or
Jean Reardon mentions a frogging panel illustrated in the latest issue of
'Lace'. This is a copy of one of 56 small pieces in the Hardwick Hall
collection. In the Hall's records these are described as 'oak leaves' with
no reference to the original use which would have been as frogging on
