t 17, 2011 7:03 AM
To: Sue Babbs ; lace@arachne.com
Subject: Re: [lace] Got long hair?
At 05:44 AM 17/08/2011, Sue Babbs wrote:
I did that with a banyan tree's aerial roots in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico
this spring! It was hard going as there weren't any bobbins to keep them in
order as I
At 05:44 AM 17/08/2011, Sue Babbs wrote:
I did that with a banyan tree's aerial roots in Old San Juan, Puerto
Rico this spring! It was hard going as there weren't any bobbins to
keep them in order as I worked!
God Sue - with a decent Banyan you could make a whole point ground screen!!!
David
I did that with a banyan tree's aerial roots in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico
this spring! It was hard going as there weren't any bobbins to keep them in
order as I worked!
Sue
sueba...@comcast.net
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From: David C COLLYER
I recall back in the late 90s working on the ae
Gosh Agnes -
Sorry for those memories but with 3 sisters, that was one of MY jobs
before going to school. I recall having water in an old white and
blue enamel jug and had to keep dipping the brush. Then Mum would
always inspect afterwards to make sure I'd done the plaiting tight enough!!
Da
On 16/08/2011 15:44, David C COLLYER wrote:
Dear Friends,
As I worked on some Chantilly today I was making a long pin-chain and
the thought occurred to me that this could look really interesting if
done with someone's hair.
In case you don't know what a pin-chain is and would like to try:
- d
David, my hair is shoulder length, so I am staying out of your way.
Too many memories of my mother plaiting fours girls' hair before going to
school.
If you were unfortunate and the last of the four, she'd had just about
enough of the job and would plait
in a frenzy.
Agnes Boddington - Ellought
Dear Friends,
As I worked on some Chantilly today I was making a long pin-chain and
the thought occurred to me that this could look really interesting if
done with someone's hair.
In case you don't know what a pin-chain is and would like to try:
- divide you hair into 4 equal parts, then simpl
