This list has already become a MUST to me. I would feel like an orphan if I
could not read all your emails! Sometimes so really interesting, others a
nice entertainment, others just to be informed about what other lacemaker
colleagues are doing... I am really grateful to Arachne (for almost 20
year
Hello dear Arachne colleagues!
Finally I can share with you the work that we have been doing during a
three year long European project. I have been so busy, that I can't
remember if I ever told you about it! Sorry if I didn't!
As a resume: 6 European countries have participated in this very deman
Thank you very much Pene!It has been a pleasure to see all these kimonos. I
liked the one for Romania very much, with their traditional embroideries.
Greetings,
Antje, from Spain
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I know Ewa Szpila.Though not personally. You will find her on the Internet.
Just type her name in Google. She is very well known.
And her daughter Malgortzata -
https://bobbinlace.online/news-articles/bobbin-lace-designer-malgorzata-szpila
I hope this helps.
Greetings from Antje, in Spain!
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everyone in the meeting will hear
> (because of lag). Each device gets its own window on the meeting screen.
> Perhaps you've participated in a Zoom meeting where a husband and wife each
> logged in separately from different rooms. It's the same thing!
>
> On Wed, Oct 14, 202
Hi Kathryn,
I am wondering how you do this: you must connect your lap top to ZOOM and
also your Mobile phone to zoom. How is this possible? Do you need two
accounts? How do you connect to the same Zoom class with two devices?
Thank you so much for sharing your experience!
Best wishes!
Antje, fr
Good morning everybody.
I must say that I am very sad about this loss, as Marianne was the
coordinator of an Erasmus project I am part of. I feel really honoured that
she counted with me to take part in this project. Marianne was completely
passionate about lace. IN fact she left her job as a lite
Thank you very much, Karen.
But how do you do as a teacher? imagine you have 8 students making the lace
you are teaching, and that each of them has a different difficulty or are
doing something wrong. But you cannot take their pillow... They have good
diagrams, and pictures of the finished lace, b
etings sequentially. A paid account (150$ US
> per year) allows unlimited class time per session.
>
> Deborah
>
> > On Sep 28, 2020, at 4:41 AM, AGlez wrote:
> >
> > Thank you very much Karen for sharing your experience. It is of great
> help.
> >
> &g
Thank you very much Karen for sharing your experience. It is of great help.
I am trying to organize lessons via the Internet, and am finding some
difficulties. I would like to make it as easy as possible for the students,
and that means that they should not have to buy extra technology nor
install
I am in Spain, and know of this supplier here:
https://opercheiro.com/40-lace-express
Antje, in Spain. Lovely summer weather where I live...
El jue., 20 ago. 2020 a las 21:05, Malvary Cole ()
escribió:
> A quick google search shows that they have some back numbers. Whether
> that
> is still ac
I have a book written many years ago by Gon Homburg and Lia Baumeister,
from the Netherlands. It has the patterns and diagrams of traditional
Michailov lace edgings. Perhaps if you get in touch with them... This is
Gon's webpage: http://www.kloskant.com/
Best wishes from a sunny Spain.
Antje Gon
What about using Flickr? https://www.flickr.com/explore
It is free and you can upload all pictures in albums... and everybody can
see them if you want, or you can also keep them only for people you want...
Best wishes,
--
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I am also very concerned and wondering if any members of this group are
affected directly. I am with Silvie: if we can help somehow...
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Antje González, Spain
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Hi Alice,
I was in Finland about 8 years ago. Rauma is a beautiful medieval town (
https://www.visitfinland.com/article/beautiful-rauma/), and there is a
small lace museum. I happened to be there when they had an exhibition of
Austrian lace. The museum in small, but nice. And also sells some books
Thank you so much for this link, Olga! It is a great job you have done and
so interesting!
Have a nice week!
Antje González, Spain
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Thank you very much! That's very nice of you!
Have a nice weekend!
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Gianfranca Tolloi is in Grado near Venice. Have a look at her website
http://www.tombolodisegni.it/
I learnt a lot from her many years ago on a on-line course she was
teaching. Meanwhile, she has not only a shop, but also a few very
interesting monographic booklets on beginnings, endings, curves a
Good advice, thanks!!
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Hi Nancy,
This document is really interesting. It will take me a while to read it all
through. No wonder you are excited about this finding! Thanks a lot for
sharing!
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Hi Blanche,
There is a Lace guild in New Zealand. Perhaps she can get in touch with
them: http://www.lace.org.nz/home
Good luck!
Antje González, from Spain
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2018-07-24 10:29 GMT+02:00 B Krbechek :
> Anybody in New Zealand who could help Mary learn bobbin lace? I recently
I am afraid I cannot help in this topic. But I find the subject super
interesting. Thanks Devon for all this information!
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Although I did not know her personally, I also have a nice story to tell
about her. When one of my daughters was an Erasmus student in Norway, in
2009, she visited Estonia, and bought one of Lia Looga's jewellery books
for me! I did not even know there was lace in Estonia, but she found it
out! The
Hello Susan,
There are several books with techniques for working bobbin lace, and one of
them is of course Practical Skills. I think all lacemakers should have a
few of these books in our library, they should be a must, same as are
dictionaries, or cook books... Technical books should be with us s
All my best wishes to this fantastic lacemaking family, from which I have
learnt a lot. I hope that we continue sharing our tips and knowledge for a
long long time!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2108 with lots of lace around!!
>From Antje in Spain, where the rain does not fall mainly in the
This is an interesting question! In Spain we also wind counterclockwise.
And we work mainly palms up. I don't know if lacemakers who work palms down
wind clockwise. Would love to read your opinions!!
Now my opinion: I imagine that it is not important which way you wind, but
wind all bobbins the sa
Having belonged to Arachne for over 12 years, I have observed that the list
has ups and downs depending on the season or I don't know why. Sometimes
there are too many posts, others the list is very quiet. But this does not
mean it is going to die or that we are loosing interest. I think we should
Hi Janice,
I am watching the terrible fires in your area on TV and reallly hope that
you and your family are safe. I also hope that the fire can be extinguished
as soon as possible.
I have seen the patterns in your web site. Thank you very much for sharing.
I especially like the Halloween Cat. It
Hello Annette,
You are right about the prickings of Spanish blonde from Almagro. I don't
know if it happens the same with the ones form Catalonia though.
One row is not pricked, and is not drawn on the pattern either. So, the
ground is formed by horizontal lines of dots placed one under the other
Interesting and nice idea! I enjoyed looking at your web page and blog.
Greetings from Spain, where summer temperatures are not completely gone yet!
--
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Thank you vey much for your information.
I am a fond follower of the Belgian colour code and think that it is a
great invention. Knowing how to read it, we can understand many books and
try many techniques we do not know, because the colours of the lines show
us all! It is also very useful to take
Hello Pene,
The gimp
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drawn in the
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in Vuelta y Cruz 2
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I also ask myself the same question. Can somebody confirm if "plait" is
more often used in the UK, and "braid" is more used in the States? At least
this is what I always thought...
Have a nice day!!
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I have also bought many books that way: the Lace Guild or private
lacemakers. And there is also a good Facebook Page (for hose who are on
Facebook), which is called Bobbin Lace Market (
https://www.facebook.com/groups/Bobbinlacemarket/). I have just bought the
book of Russian Lace by Bridget Cook f
I would like to share with you a post I published in my blog a few weeks
ago. I think it is interesting for many lacemakers to know that and
reconsider some attitudes.
http://vueltaycruz.es/en/lace-makers-appeal.html
PD. The Karpenko's have not retired. They just could not keep the business
becau
Super-interesting! Thanks a lot for the wep page!
Antje González, in Spain...
(where the weather has suddenly changed from spring to winter!)
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I also wish you both a quick recovery so that you can soon start making
lace again!
Best wishes and have a nice weekend!
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Hello,
I am a fan of Korthelati's designs, but if you want a traditional Finnish
lace, I would say that Korthelati is not the best option, as she is still
alive and making lace. I mean, she makes a contemporary and very personal
lace, not traditional lace.
A few years ago I went to Finland, and v
Hello lacemaking friends,
I am happy to see that you like the piece of lace!
As a complement to the information about this lace from Camariñas, I inform
you that there is a catalogue of laces from this area free to download,
legally:
http://ficheiros-web.xunta.gal/artesaniadegalicia/encaixe-gale
I would like to share with you a picture I have just uploaded to my Flickr
account, and which has lace on it:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mi-pequeno-taller/31656378103/in/dateposted/.
I am a fan of working lace for my windows, and this one is a typical Cluny
type design, popular from Camariñas
Hello Arachne computer users!
The best thing to do is *not to open any message that looks suspicious *to
you, even if it comes from a known person. Before opening it, you can
usually read a bit of the beginning of the email, and if it sounds
nonsense, or strange, just delete it.
If it happens tha
I think the reason of being quite is that we have had many feasts in this
time, with lots of family reunions, etc. We will soon start to write again!
Be patient!
As for Facebook lace groups... I know there are many lacemakers who join
them, but I think Arachne is the really interesting one, where
Hello Sally.
I make my own pin cushions filling them with left over threads! I never
through away the threads that cannot be used because they are too short,
and keep them in a bag. From time to time I make pincushions. You have to
put use a lot of thread and pack it very firm. If You were near to
Hello,
I also received my beautiful Christmas ornament today. Janet Theaker made
for me a star in a ring with beads and also embroidered a Christmas
card with gold thread! And finally, inside the card, there was a very
positive and beautiful piece of poetry! I am so happy about this gift and
think
Hello Miriam,
The event sounds really interesting! How often does it take place? Who
organizes it: the guilds or the town hall? Do people visit your own home or
your workshop, or do you exhibit somewhere else?
Do not worry about the few people visiting. Bobbin lace is not much known
by people in
Welcome Joseph.
You will see that bobbin lace is a really good craft to fight against
anxiety, as it keeps you so busy and concentrated while working it! And
there is always a lot to learn. This group will surely be of great help to
you!
Best wishes and happy lacemaking!
Antje, from Spain
www.vu
Hello Liz,
Yes, I am an Arachne member since 2004!
I must tell you that only the pillows in Galizia (north west coast of
Spain) have these two poles standing out of the pillow.
There are many ways of filling the long vertical pillows, being the
traditional ones filled with straw. (The new ones a
The pattern is beautiful! I haven't seen this exact one, but it reminds me
a lot to Brigitte Bellon's patterns. She has a few books on Christmas
motifs. I have two or three and this star is not in them. So...it can be
that this design is another book I do not know or it is a mixture of
designs made
> Wo das kleine Quadrat entsteht, mit den beiden inneren Kloppeln eine
> waagerechte Drehstelle arbeiten, dann die beiden Paare senkrecht nach unten
> fuhren.
> Sorry for the missing umlauts!
>
âA picture would be most helpful.
Literally, it says that: where the square is formed, work a horizon
What an interesting article, Karen! I had heard in Arachne about the
Princess Pillow, but didn't really know what you were talking about!
Now, a question arises after reading your article: here in Europe I have
seen the Danish pillows, which are so similar to this "machine". Did Lewis
copy it or,
Hello my Arachnean friends,
Thank you very much to all those who responded to my email. All tips were
really useful!
Finally I did not manage to meet Jean Leader. Sorry about that.
Alice, I didn't find the shop you recommended! I looked carefully, but I
could only see golf clothes shops!
But al
Dear Lynn, Dianne, Patricia and Jean!
Thank you very much for your answers. I have already packed clothes for the
rain! I am trying to escape from the intense heat here, so a bit of rain
and cool weather will be fine!
Blair Castle could be an option, as we are passing very near in our trip.
Thank
Hello Scottish lacefriends.
Next week I am going on holidays to Scotland. I would love to see some
lace: lace group, lace exhibition, lace in a museum, a lacemaker interested
in showing what she does... or whatever.
Have you made a trip before and can tell me something? I would appreciate
any inf
Congratulations for your participation in this festival. Jana Novak is a
great designer, and being able to exhibit your creations in the fashion
show organized by her must be a great joy! Thanks for informing us!!
Antje
â, in Spain, where summer is already here!
www.vueltaycruz.esâ
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Thank you very much Karen for this link. It is fantastic. I especially
appreciate to be able to to see the enlarged pieces of lace so clearly and
neatly. This is a very valuable page to learn more about lace!
Best wishes from Antje, in Spain.
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Your message, Jeri, makes me feel a bit envious of all those of you who
will be in Ljubljana! I would love to attend the Congress, as I am
especially fond of Idrija Lace. But unfortunately the expenses for such a
trip are too high. I will have to wait for... Bruges perhaps? I will start
saving from
Although we are very few Spanish lacemakers participating in Arachne (in
fact only three visible ones!) I want to share some important information
with Arachne. Last year we had some problems with our representatives of
OIDFA Spain, which have been solved very satisfactorily last Autumn. Our
new re
Hello Gon.
I always try to keep attention on Arachne messages, and your messages with
a new edging or insertion have not arrived for a long time. The fact that I
haven't said anything about it does not mean that I don't miss them: I
think many of us have many things to do, attend many emails a day
Hello Julie,
I am happy to see that you finished your scarf. Mine is only half way. I
don't make much of it, just in spare times, and while watching TV at night!
I would love to see a picture of yours. In red and silk... It must look
beautiful!
Antje González, from Spain
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Maria is right. She is, in fact, one of the first persons who designed
Hinojosa lace and published her books. I knew her through Arachne! And
bought her first book many years ago (15 or so). I have learnt a lot from
her! She is a magnific designer (have a look at her books in her webpage)
and a ver
I am also very happy to see you back. You were so active when I started in
Arachne... It is impossible to forget you! Welcome back!!
Antje, in Spain.
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I also want to thank Janet, Sallie and Jenny for their work organising this
exchange. And a special big thank you to Sallie, who was my exchange
partner! I received a beautiful card full of details on it, accompanied by
a self made dream catcher and explanations about its origin and its
meaning. I
It may sound a bit drastic but.. what about throwing your pillow away and
making a new one? I wouldn't like to work on a pillow with dead mites in it!
Antje
â, from Spain, where the temperature is 0º now.
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ââHello Julieâ
â and those interested in making the scarf by Brigitte Bellon,â
â
I wonder why I had no problem making those prickings but for the scarf
prickings I had so much trouble getting them to fit together?
âBecause you must observe carefully the pattern and watch how much
This is the system I use too! My grandmother used to do this with wool
skeins.
Regards from Antje in Spain: today the sun is here again, after a week of
rain.
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Hello Julie,
You need 3 pieces of the pattern: 1. the beginning and the end, which is
one same pattern. 2. Two central parts or repeats, which are indicated with
arrows.
You only need to add the central parts one to the other as you go. That is,
once you reach the beginning of the second pattern,
Hello Julie,
I am working on Model 11 from Brigitte Bellon's Kloppelmuster für Schals
und Tischlaufer. What I love about the scarfs in this book is that they are
worked with few pairs (I think it is about 35) and I have to keep turning
the pillow (so, bolster is recommended) and making corners al
Hi Peg,
In his blog, Tatman says that he "got it from a photo and just duplicated
it using the photo as my pricking". Unless anybody has seen the pricking
somewhere, you will have to do the same as him.
To see the number of pairs, you should blow it up a lot, and try to
count... hard work, but..
Hello Sally,
I have just spent a day with a Bulgarian lacemaker friend who came to visit
me in Spain. She is called Bistra Pisancheva (
http://www.bistrapisancheva.com/index.php?/bobbinlace/) and makes really
interesting lace, not at all conventional. She is also very good making
Kene, a needle la
And also, you should check the setting of your printer. You have to keep
the scale at 100%, and not fit to page. Sometimes you have to enter your
printers settings to see what the default values are. Every printer is a
mystery and different form the other!
Good luck!
Antje, from a hot Spain (well
Hello Marianne,
Adele has already given you a perfect explanation. I agree that you should
always follow the instructions and method used by the teacher or the book.
When buying books or magazines, we must always make sure which method is
using the writer. So it is convenient to get used to readin
What a good question! I see that we all have the same storage problems!
I have kept changing the way I store my bobbins, and now I have them in
transparent plastic boxes (in fact, those for chocolates of Ferrero-Rocher,
http://idealgift.com.my/add-on-gifts/ferrero-t16.html). They are the
perfect
And what about sequins? Can they also cut the thread? I have never used
them, but are now wondering...
Thanks a lot for all your contributions on this subject!
Best wishes from Spain: lovely spring weather today.
â
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I imagine that you mean that the thread can break while working with it...
Or can it also happen that it breaks after you have made the lace, once you
are using it?
I had never thought of this before until Pene asked. It has never happened
to me... Do you think it can depend on the type of thread
And why not photocopy in colour, keeping the practical brown background?
Then you would not need to make all that extra work of eliminating it and
would not have to use the blue film. Well, I would do that.
Greetings from Spain, where summer temperatures have come too early!
Antje González
www.
I love the feeling of pinning on wool layers. Much better than using
Styrofoam or other synthetic material. It's true that these pillows made of
wool blankets are heavy and not appropriate for travelling. But I don't
travel with them anyway, so for me they are the best choice!
Interesting this thr
Yes, Mariña's book has been published a few years ago. This is the book:
http://www.roseground.com/images/product/e2af6568c737eb554f12fc6122b19721.jpg
I think it is fantastic.
Barbara Fay sells it. But I don't know about distributors in the USA. In
case you do not find it, get in touch with Mariñ
I think we tend to work best with the bobbins we are used to work with. In
my case, Spanish continentals, which most of you may find too big. Mine are
10,5cm long and woodbox.
The first course I did of a technique different to torchon (many years ago)
was a Tonder course. I had been told that each
Hello all,
I have been speaking with Alison Tolson and she can supply all the types of
bobbins listed and will be able to supply tatting shuttles too. She can
take payment by PayPal and as an alternative, credit or debit card can be
used via her Etsy shop. She ships worldwide. She paints lovely bo
Alison Tolson, in the UK, also paints beautiful bobbins, commemorative too.
http://www.alisontolson.co.uk/
Antje González, Spain
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Fantastic work, Brenda. For me your book is also a basic side table book!
It saves us lacemakers so much work! Thank you very much!
Best wishes from a cold Spain...
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I would say it is a machine made lace. The borders of the motifs look weird
to me, making me think that they are not made by hand. But I would need to
see a more enlarged picture. Does nobody else think it is machine made?
Best wishes, from Antje in Spain.
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The Lace School of Idrija has recently published two books: one of narrow
tape and the second of broad tape lace, with very good technical
instructions. Well, all of the books they have published have good
technical instructions.
But, if you want to learn and follow the steps to their technique, t
Hello Rose,
The painting is fantastic. I love Vermeer. And to your observation I want
to add that I imagine that this system of heating was used by many people
in those times, including, possibly, lacemakers.
Here in Spain, for example, many years later (around 1950), my mother, who
was a school
Thank you very much to all of you who have participated in the raffle.
There have been 21 participants and I have 3 magazines. The three winners
are:
Number 03: Amanda Dorrell
Number 14: Tammy Padilla
Number 17: Vicky Bradford
Congratulations to you! I will send your magazines after this feast da
With my preferred Christmas song, I want to wish all Arachneans a Merry
Christmas Season and a Happy New Year, in which health and love may be with
you. I also hope that you continue enjoying lacemaking as much as until
now!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S84RLgnz7Rs
Arachne is the best bobbin l
Hello all Arachne friends,
I have been putting some order among my lacemaking magazines and have found
some duplicates, which I would like to raffle among all those of you who
are interested. The three magazines for the raffle are old La Encajera
magazines (numbers 1, 10 and 21). I am putting a pi
Congratulations on your curtains, Tess! I am also a fan of curtain-making,
although I have never made so big ones! Yours look beautiful!
Antje González
, from a cold wintery Spain.
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So do I. Emails from certain persons always go into my spam folder. But...
not only AOL ones. Carolina, yours went into my spam box too! Perhaps
because the message itself included the word AOL? And.. does it happen to
everybody?
Greetings from Antje, in Guadalajara (Spain)
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ht
Hello,
I agree with Maria: what we call in Spain Majorca bobbins are the normal
Catalan bobbins but with a pointed end. See here:
http://www.lamerceria.com/productes.asp?idsubfamilia=2 , fourth item of
the list.
What I do not know is if they were traditionally used in Majorca or if they
are cal
Hello to all those interested in working Jourde's salamander.
Last week somebody asked how to start the salamander. And I cannot remember
who sent this SOS. But it made me think that, as we are quite a few
interested in working it, we could form a kind of group and help each other
as we go on wor
Hello Jean and David.
Thank you very much for this link to the pictures in Adelaide. It is a
pleasure to be able see all what was happening there.
I like the Irish participation with all the lacey doors! So original.
Best wishes from Antje in a very hot Spain, after a nice and cool summer.
ww.
I am also very sad to hear this piece of news. His patterns and his name
are well known by me too. Now I have an extra desire to make the
salamander: a kind of memorial to Michel Jourde. Thanks a lot to Susan who
has so kindly sent me the pattern.
Best regards.
Antje González
ww.vueltaycruz.es
h
We must all be really proud and happy because, as far as I know, this is
the only list only lace related, which makes it so interesting for most of
us. There is the chat alternative for those who also want some other kind
of socializing, and it is really nice to have this option too.
Have a nice w
I like all these kind of initiatives. The problem is that we cannot
participate in all of them, as we don't have enough time to make all we
want in bobbin lace!
Anyway, is there a place in this web where we can see the requirements to
make the salamander? Being able only to read the basics in Fren
Now I see that this problem with teachers happens everywhere and not only
in Spain! I also learnt with one of these bad teachers: the only one
available at that time in my town. And once I was a bit confident and got
to know Arachne, I met Eva Schaefer (via Arachne). She put me in touch with
the Sp
Hello Jeri and all,
I have just started reading this messages about Jeri's postings and I must
say that I am a bit puzzled. I cannot find the initial query, but have
found the sentence "people do not read what I write on Arachne", supposedly
written by Jeri.
And the first thing that comes to my m
The messages sent by Jeri Ames, Celtic Dream Weaver and Devon go to my Junk
Box. There are no capital letters in these messages nor strange signs. It
has been happening for many weeks now, and I always mark it as no spam. But
nothing seems to change.
Thank you very much to all those who are trying
Same happens to me! I thought is was a problem of my computer. I must
always check my junk box in order not to loose any of the interesting
emails from Jeriames.
Antje González, in sunny Spain
ww.vueltaycruz.es
https://www.etsy.com/shop/TwistAndCross
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Hi Jery,
Thanks a lot for this nice lace story. And for all the other interesting
posts you send regularly to this list. In fact, I usually do not have
enough time to read them all! But I keep them to read in a quieter moment.
Best wishes and thanks again for all your information.
Antje Gonzále
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