What does a great bit of kit mean?
Tonnie in Phoenix, AZ, USA
Sue Duckles wrote:
Heavens We're all Very Rich!!! How many things have I. must
be sitting on a goldmine
Sue in East Yorkshire
On 20 Jan 2008, at 13:29, harlequin lace wrote:
The seller of this pillow says that it
That is so cool! if you want to see more of her work, go to
www.foleygallery.com, click on artists, then click on Cal Lane. I love
the shovels and wheelbarrow.
Tonnie McB
Phoenix, AZ, USA
Tamara P Duvall wrote:
An interesting article in NYT about an artist who cuts lacy designs
into steel
wow! Better yet, her web site callane.com ! She's cut tapestries into
oil drums!
Tonnie McBroom wrote:
That is so cool! if you want to see more of her work, go to
www.foleygallery.com, click on artists, then click on Cal Lane. I love
the shovels and wheelbarrow.
Tonnie McB
Phoenix, AZ, USA
What about a commem. thimble? That would apply for a quilter
Tonnie McB
Phoenix, AZ, USA
Bev Walker wrote:
Hi everyone
My SisIL is to be a first-time grandma. If she was a lacemaker I could
give her a commem. bobbin for the occasion when Grandbaby arrives. But, a
bobbin for her would be
fit the pillow. The salesman
thought I was nuts, he was nice (if a little confused), but he appreciated
the sale.
Tonnie McBroom
Phoenix, AZ, USA - it was only 98°F (37°C) today, beautiful!
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We had a pathologist named Dr Carrion and a urologist named Dr Sunshine.
Tonnie McBroom
Phoenix, AZ - where it was 100°F yesterday, (that's 38°C)!
Carol Adkinson wrote:
Hi All,
As well as the chiropodist in Sheffield called Kathleen Hurt, I was reminded
that the chap who prepared me
http://www.lacefairy.com/
hmm, I seemed to get on her website just fine. :-)
Tonnie McB
Phx, AZ
Jay Ekers wrote:
Previously I have found Lorelei Halley's website very useful but had
mislaid the url. A search on Google gave www.loreleihalley.com/ for the
home page but
This account has been
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Another option is using the 'insert' option - I don't know about Mac - I
put in the above letters using the 'insert' option in my e-mail program.
I know that they are available in Word also.
Tonnie McB
Phx, AZ, USA
bevw wrote:
don't you have a key on your keyboard with thiese 3 symbols
I would caution any brand new learner not to use both books at the same
time. Both are good, (the Torchon book being my favorite), but because
Southard's book is slightly different - it could cause much confusion in
a new learner who doesn't have a teacher close by.
I'm speaking from experience
If someone finds (or makes) one of these - please let me know - I'd love
to have one! I'm currently working on an MBA and dreadfully miss the
lace making time! This lace list keeps me in touch - even though my
pillows are put away.
Thanks, Everyone!
Tonnie McB
Phx, AZ, USA
Bev Walker wrote:
, and a slit in
the end for your fingernail to stick out.
http://www.clotilde.com/cl/about.asp
no affiliation, just a satisfied customer
Tonnie McBroom
Phoenix, AZ, USA
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, flanders, binche and
dabbled in chantilly... all continuous lace styles - I'm not sure how to
start this type of picture
Can someone suggest a book to look for? or give me a hint as to how to
start and progress on this?
thanks! :-)
Tonnie McBroom
Phx, AZ, USA
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I don't think there are fillings in the center. It's more like a line
drawing, with the lace forming lines of different thickness. If someone
can tell me how to upload pictures to the webshots folder, I will put a
scanned picture up there so you can see it.
Tonnie
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Hi,
Jean,
For those of us who won't have the pleasure of going to Prague - is
there eventually going to be a web site where we can see her patterns?
and possibly purchase them?
Tonnie McB (who has more patterns than she needs and less time than she
wants!)
Phoenix, AZ, USA
Jean Nathan wrote:
So, Heather
I don't see your picture on Lacefairy, have you sent one to Lori so we
know what you look like? It is fun to go to Lacefairy and put faces to
names. Or is your pictures posted somewhere else (and I've missed that
message?) :-)
Tonnie McBroom
Phoenix, AZ
Jane Bawn wrote:
On May 8
Lorelei -
I love the way you put this! When my husband and I traveled to Germany
and Belgium this past summer - I had to go to Brugge and the lace museum
- (absolutely wonderful!) - my friends kept asking me if I bought any
lace. I didn't - I bought books and bobbins and thread. I enjoy making
Jean Nathan wrote:
The evening TV magazine programme that we watch while eating our evening
meal was discussing actor's terrible accents. A poll was made by a magazine,
and number one was Sean Connery's Irish accent in the Elliott Ness movie
I adore Sean Connery - but when he was in Red October -
I think I have to disagree with the 'Cher' on this list.
She's not getting better looking - she'd getting scarier! :-( Have you
seen her in the last year? yikes!
Tonnie
H. Muth wrote:
Cher, Susan Sarandon, Sigourney Weaver, my sisters-in-law Bev and Carrie,
and many others I'm sure. Not me,
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