Hello Tess, hello Lori, hello Ralph,
As far as I see on Loris page are nearly all stamps of this matter. I don't
have them all but I have a big list where they all are on. I can scan you
this list if you want.
Perhaps on the matter people wearing laces are a few missing but this is
again ein
What does IOLI mean to mefor one I do think it is international. I have seen
patterns and articles from Ann Keller from Ireland, Lia Baumeister-Jonker from The
Netherlands, and people from all over in the bullentin. For me IOLI has brought me
closer to other people that enjoy the same
In the same Summer 1993 issue of the IOLI bulletin that contained the Gossip
Pillow:
On the inside back cover is a picture of the four laces made for the block of
four lace stamps that were issued in the U.S. The laces were made by Mary
McPeek, Leslie Saari, Ruth Maxwell, and Trenna Ruffner.
While I was in England I bought a bobbin for a souvenir in a lace
store that was in the cobbles of York. BTWif anyone on the list
can tell me what the name and address of that store in York please let
me know. Years ago..I tried writing to York to find out and all they
sent me was
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Summer 1993I just love the pillow with the 4 rollers shown on the
back cover...just think if I had one of those I could be making four different
laces on one pillow...just boggles the mind I can tell
I have a collection of lace stamps. They are on my web
site:http://www.geocities.com/bobbin_lacer/Thanks,Lisa SmithCleveland, WI USA
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You can see these United States stamps at:
http://lace.lacefairy.com/LaceStamps/LaceStamps.htm
Lori, I notice you've described one of the 2 British stamps as British
Explorer. That's not just any British Explorer, that's Sir Walter Raleigh!
I hope he wasn't wearing that nice lace ruff when his
Having been thinking about it during the day is an 'inverter' what we'd call
a 'transformer'? It transforms mains voltage of 220 volts down to lower
voltages like (for instance) the 9 volts you get from a battery. So my
laptop will either run from a battery or from the mains with a transformer
in
I always understood that it was infringement of copyright to reproduce
images of British stamps without permission of the Royal Mail. Don't know
about other countries stamps.
Jean in Poole
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Sorry, my previous email should have gone to chat, although the topic will
be appearing on lace. Kep you guessing til it does.
Jean in Poole
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What does IOLI mean to me...
Well put, Sherry,
Betty Ann
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It is with great sadness, we tell you of the death of Mrs Doreen Wright
this afternoon.
She died peacefully at home following several months of deteriorating
health at the age of 95.
Her mind was as alert as ever right to to the end.
As the founder chairman of the Lace Guild, she will be missed
Hello, All--
I guess I'm a frog, too, but in addition to the 3 pillows I have with
abandoned projects on them, I also have several spinning wheels with different fibers
half-spun, a loom half-warped, numerous cross-stitch projects begun...where
does it end??? And when will I really have time
Hooray, I won my Ebay auction Malmsbury Book! Thank you to
all who wrote to me about the book, I am looking forward to
adding it to my collection (and, hopefully, using it!)
Noelene in Cooma
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snip.I guess I'm a frog, too...where
does it end??? And when will I really have time to finish even one
project?..
What no tatting or beads? How about ceramics. Don't you know it will never
end and I, for one, like it that way. If I do happen to finish
something...that
Okay, BarbE...yes, a little knitting, and beads, and tatting, needlelace,
Angora rabbitsoh, yes, and I do work full time+...
Margaret, tired in PA
Angora bunnies: http://bramblelane.tripod.com/bramble-lane.html 8/18/03
http://bramblelane.tripod.com/clearance.html
A bit difficult to do a randomised control study on the roo whistles!
As to food allergies etc, how many of these people with allergies were
not breast fed? Considering since 2nd World War the incidence of
formula feeding skyrocketed until the 70's, it only takes one formula
feed to predispose to
I have a 2nd hand copy of this book, Jenny.
It should have a number of pattern sheets in pockets at either end of the
book.
It shows a lot of filling stitches , but many are on diamond net. They are
shown at a distance, and close-up, so you can see how to work them, and what
the finished look is
There's a link to FAQs on www.beingseen.com , one of which answers the
question on power:
Can I use common batteries, solar cells, and regular household current?
Yes, the inverter drivers (100 Volts, 1600Hz) for each length of EL cable
can be supported by common batteries to give a bright neon
loved it but utterly impossible to translate in french . here frogs go
croa croa ( if i remember right. i'm never sure whether they go croa or coa
. seems to me crows go coa but well )
and what do frogs say in other countries ?
dominique from Paris
W N Lafferty a gazouillé à
UK frogs go ribbit ribbit in a croaky voice.
Jean in Poole
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People have had allergies for generations, my MIL if she was alive
now would be 109, allergic to dairy products, DH who is 67 is allergic
to milk, is able to eat one egg a week. Youngest daughter is allergic to
more dairy products than
either of her father or grandmother. Plus can not drink wine.
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Hi and thank you very much for the parcel of goodies.
I was feeling rather down in the dumps as I have not been feeling very well,
so when I opened your parcel it really cheered me up.
The delightful
From: Bev Walker
| I dunno if the deer whistle would work especially if the moose was running
| headlong full steam ahead (akin to a steam locomotive) - how fast could
| one turn, at the sound of an ultra high pitch?! It would be better than
| nothing though (I guess? gee those moose creatures are
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UK frogs go ribbit ribbit in a croaky voice.
US frogs also go ribbit ribbit
Barbara In Rhode Island, US where we have a lovely morning
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We live in northern BC and the moose whistles really work well. WE have had
one deer bounce off our car since getting one but the deer was not hurt.
Moose really can move quickly and although they look ungainly they are
amazingly agile. Often on our bush walks we have seen them and they do move
- food 'additives'
- plastic food containers leaching ?what? into the food
- GE/GM *crap* poisoning foods that we were *used* to . . .
I don't think it's quite as simple as that... I was told (way back in
my childhood) that allergies (food or otherwise) are genetic -- that we
pass them
Barbara in Rhode Island, US wrote:
US frogs also go ribbit ribbit
Southern US frogs go ribbbittt, ribbbittt, ribbbittt.That's anywhere South of the
Potomac River...((^_^))
Happy Croakkkinggg,
Betty Ann in Roanoke USA
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We know that eventually Monsanto will make us eat GM (or they'll try), but a
year or so the supermarkets started producing their own brands with GM
ingredients. There was such a public uproar, and foods contaning GM stuff
were boycotted by so many, that now the main supermarkets do not include any
The mention of Band-Aid allergies reminds me of the time one of my brothers
was having trouble with a spot on his arm, which he covered with a
band-aid. It did not seem to be going away for a long time, and he was
worried about what it might be. Eventually I thought to mention to him
that I had
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I think I can answer both those questions, even though I live in the
biggest
city in Australia!
In most cases, its the vehicle comes off worse in an encounter with a
kangaroo
- -roos are often very heavy animals, and they're bouncing fast and hard
when
they hit
The knitter's frogs go rip it, rip it, rip it...
and thus when a knitter says she is frogging, she is ripping out stitches.
Susan Webster
Canton, Ohio
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I don't know if this is the case in all states but in Utah if you kill a
deer or other big game animal with your car on the road you have to
pay the state the value of the animal which is around US$1000.
Jim
www.BeeUtahful.com
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Hi All, I see some of you got there but for those of you that didn't it's
actually www.beingseen.com/I didn't know about the slash. I'll write to
lace and see who gets inspired G.
Jane in Vermont, USA
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There are always items from the newspapers on our local radio station every
morning. On Friday, one of the papers (don't know which) was carrying the
story that the hyphen is dead. There's now no longer any need to use it
because people mostly don't and it's become accepted that words like e-mail
Yes, I noticed that today while reading the news at MSNBC.com. There was a
lengthy article about it, and as I read, I couldn't help but wonder why it
hasn't been more newsworthy. So many people being affected, fires so hot
that houses don't just burn, they actually explode; overall so much
And that's true of embroidery as well... I think most
needleworkers use the term! Such a chirpy way to express
frustration!!
Clay
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The
Unfortunately, although we get a lot of world news both in newspapers and on
TV and radio, I get the impression that those reporting it think that once
they've reported any item for a few days, they won't bother anymore because
something else (usually quite trivial) has taken their interest.
Our Australian news is also sadly lacking in news of the Canadian
bush fires - we got some coverage of the European ones, but to my
knowledge, no mention of Canada. Even SBS, our multi-cultural
TV channel, which gives a full half our evening news WITHOUT
SPORT of international events (plus any
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