Re: [lace] Re: Milanese books

2016-04-02 Thread The Lace Bee
Jane is absolutely right here. Someone sees that there is interest in a book and the price goes up resulting in no one buying it. The author gets nothing for a second hand book, the lace maker can't afford to own and use it and the seller ends up with an unsold book. However hubby suggested

[lace] Re: Milanese books

2016-04-01 Thread Jane Partridge
They might be listed at silly prices, but do any actually sell? Everything is only worth as much as someone is prepared to pay, no matter what value someone else (expert or not) puts on it. Jane Partridge On 1 Apr 2016, at 22:38, Sue Harvey wrote: I love these

[lace] Re: Milanese books

2016-04-01 Thread Sue Harvey
Reading Witchy Woman's post I am so glad I bought two of the Read/ Kinkaid and one Read Milanese books at the time when they were a sensible price, I love these books but no way are they worth $200 each and I wonder what it is that actually warrants them fetching that sort of price? Sue M

[lace] Re: Milanese books

2014-05-01 Thread Leonard Bazar
Just a couple more - Mrs Read's introductory lessons from Lace were republished by the Lace Guild, and have now been joined by her Alphabet, good value at GBP5 and 6 respectively; I assume plus P+P. Kind regards leonard...@yahoo.com - To unsubscribe send email to majord...@arachne.com containing