Hi Pamela,
Both of your Christening bonnets/hankies are delightful and slightly
less daunting to tackle than a full christening robe. What size of
hankie did you use? and am I right in thinking that you gathered the
lace around the corners?
Jean in Cleveland U.K.
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On Tuesday,
on the other hand you can buy one just like it in most any craft or
yarn store!And save shipping, at that! This ebay things never cease to
amaze and amo
use me
BarbE
snip.
Hi there Jean,
francine here...I do tat,...and yes indeed, that is a tatting
shuttle...obviously
Dear Karen,
One of the members of our local group also wanted a copy of this book.
She waited a long time and eventually, borrowed mine
and photocopied the entire book! She did make all the pieces in it too.
Lee Daly
Busy in NJ with the IOLI convention and taking a break with Arachne
Hello to all,
I have been silent recently: too busy probably!! But I keep readinfg the
digest regularly
As some of you may know, a number of members of the LOKK have made a new
book to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the organization
This superbly illustrated book deals with 17th century Dutch
Dear lacemakers,
I would like to show you our little group here in New
Brunswick (Canada).
Have a good day and I would like to say a little hello
to my cousin, Lori Howe
Chantal
http:/nb_lacemakers.tripod.com
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In a message dated 7/16/03 1:53:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Don't forget all he video's are for sale on line from Fountain's who
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Christine and David's business. A
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Dear Lacemakers,
On Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at 04:09 AM, Karen wrote:
I wish to purchase a copy of Suzanne Thompson's Further Steps in Honiton
Lace, which is currently out of print.
I've managed to borrow a copy from my local library (and have had it out
on
loan since March!), which I am working through. I
Does the book have prickings or just pictures?
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Subject: Re: [lace] Kant in de Gouden Eeuw: Lace in the Golden Age
Josette - I agree
At 07:06 PM 7/16/03 +0100, Jean Nathan wrote:
I suppose if it *was* a tatting
shuttle it wouldn't have the inscription more thread less knots it would
be more thread more knots :-).
I don't need to look at the picture -- I've seen that inscription on many a
Boye tatting shuttle. In the
On Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at 02:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
but perhaps people in the UK (who should buy VHS format
videos) and USA (who should buy NTSC format videos) need a reminder.
Hi Jeri and anyone else who is interested:
The format used in the UK and many other countries is called
I have several Boye shuttles that look very much like this shuttle and also
one Susan Bates shuttle. The hook on the Bates bends all the time. I don't
like it very much. I guess it's ok to have one for collection purposes so I
don't have to use it. (I don't use it either unless I'm desperate
In a message dated 7/16/03 8:54:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Jeri and anyone else who is interested:
The format used in the UK and many other countries is called PAL, not
VHS. The acronyms PAL and NTSC refer to the resolution of how your
television set
Hi all
This is another stunning publication by LOKK - I was lucky to be able to
review it for the Canadian Lacemaker Gazette, sharing it with a
co-conspirator in the process, who remarked that after browsing the
chapters to understand the subject matter, the pattern chapter was a
bonus.
There
Carol wrote 'There is also the place called Ugley
I live in a little village in Yorkshire called Idle, and we have, amongst
other things, an Idle Working Mens Club.
Joan from Idle, Yorkshire
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Rather than having my head down and into the year end books the last two
days, I have just finished reading two books I picked up really cheap in
town. One of them is Big Trouble by Dave Barrywhich had me in absolute
stitches. It is a book of absolute silliness and just real escapism
concerning
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