is not
something I enjoy enough to do twice, especially on about 4 dozen bobbins.
Hoping someone here can help me.
Also does anyone know of any other male lace makers?
Thanks
Simon Maynard
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is not
something I enjoy enough to do twice, especially on about 4 dozen bobbins.
Hoping someone here can help me.
Also does anyone know of any other male lace makers?
Thanks
Simon Maynard
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I think you are referring to anti-oxidants.
Simon
., and what ever the
doo-dads are called it's the same as whats in fruit. i forgot what
they are called also, but they are in the order of highest amount to
least amount: 1. chocolate, 2. wine, 3. fruit, and i don't know what
the other ones
Simon here,
I'm mainly a coffee drinker (prefer Nescafe instant, or shopmade
cappucchino), drunk white with no sugar.I can't drink black coffee.
However, I do sometimes drink tea, only black with no sugar. When I do, I
enjoy the variety of Twinings teas (Russian Caravan especially). So if I
Hi,
I'd like an opinion on a couple of lace books currently on the australian ebay
(I can't buy overseas as I don't have a credit card). One is knotted lace-
does anyone know what on earth that is? Advice on whether they are worth a
beginner buying would be appreciated
Anyway they are here
Hi, I learned bobbin lace for a very short time many years ago (um, about 20
years), fortunately I still have pillows, bobbins etc. What I don't have as
the two I had died because they were left on a pillow and somehow got rusty,
is any very simple patterns for a complete beginner, or
