Hi,
My Lace arrived in the post yesterday morning.
I spent some time in the afternoon reading it when I was waiting for DH to
come home and take me to the hospital !!
I came home in my lunch hour and went to go up in the loft the ladders fell
on me.
Apart from an egg sized bump and cut on my
What about 'Lace Express'? Very glossy, with a variety of types of lace from
all over the world from well-known designers. Much of the lace is fairly
simple, but photographed spectacularly so it can make a simple torchon mat
look really sumptuous. Some of the designs are shown with variations in
My 'Lace' magazine arrived this morning - like 2 minutes ago - haven't
opened it yet - so must dash ;))
Diana, Northamptonshire. U.K.
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Dear Viv,
my copy of Lace arrived this morning (Friday) - so fingers crossed that it
arrives on your doorstep too.
Having had a good glance through it before breakfast, I am looking forward
to a good read. There seems to be at least two Arachne members
contributing: Ruth Budge and Jane
I think we can beat this in England - hot cross buns before Xmas, and
eggs as you went in after. Any one else for pole position?
Sheila in Sawbo' where it is stil lraining
Ruth Budge wrote:
Helene Gannac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: .and breaking up into a
rash of bad temper when you see
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What about 'Lace Express'?
It's expensive (62 euros, 43 pounds 40 pence) for 4 issues (April, July,
October and January) and available through either Germany or Canada.
I just went to their site and it said a year (even 2004) was 52 euros (65.85
But + 10 euros postage surface mail to the UK.amp;nbsp; I keep thinking about
it, but nearly £11 a copy..
Jacquie
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My lace group subscribe to it, we just received issue number 4 for this
subscription year. It is the
Easter issue and has some patterns specific to the season and some general -
mats, wearable lace etc. The Christmas issue is my personal highlight of the
year. Can't be more specific as I gave it
Hi Spiders,
After some talk on Arachne not too long ago about Punto Fiandra from Gorizia, Italy, I
wandered over to some Italian websites to see if there was a good enough image to see
the thread paths. In the background of the Italia Invita website on the course
description for Fiandra,
Now that you are talking about the Lace Guild I've read the information
about the lacemaker's census. At the beginning I thought the idea was very
good. But after talking about it with other Spanish lacers, some questions
arouse, which I hope the Lace Guild members or any other Arachneans may
To Clay, ALice, Robin, Jane et al
My apologies for sending a subscribe message to the group instead of
majordomo
OK, I got it wrong, but looking back at the original welcome to
lace-digest email it says
If there are no additional or other instructions below, then
the way to remove yourself
On 6 Feb 2004, at 03:58, Viv wrote:
Has anyone got their January Lace yet?
No. I'm still waiting for mine to arrive
Brenda
http://www.argonet.co.uk/users/paternoster/
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I was recently very fortunate to receive a huge addition to my odd bobbin
collection :) Among all the lovely bobbins was one that has four heads.
Whilst perusing http://www.tombolodisegni.it/ I noticed in the bobbin
collection one that looked just like mine. Can anyone tell me how this
bobbin
I have tried to switch out my screan name but to no avail. I don't know what
I am doing wrong.My old email is [EMAIL PROTECTED], and my new one
is [EMAIL PROTECTED] If anyone can help me I sure would appreciate it.
Thanks Lynn
Clarksburg, West Virginia
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Oh?! really?! Tell me more
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
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least two Arachne members
contributing: Ruth Budge and Jane Partridge.
Karen,
In Coventry - where the weather is wet
http://greetings.yahoo.com.au - Yahoo!
On Feb 6, 2004, at 17:27, Sharon wrote:
Whilst perusing http://www.tombolodisegni.it/
Don't know anything about those bobbins, but it sure is an impressive
collection of styles. And, check out the Galleria, the fan leaf in
particular... It's gorgeous. Reminds me of Aurelia's fans -- modern,
Mine turned up today
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Liz B
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On Feb 6, 2004, at 12:47, Patricia Dowden wrote:
The first problem was to see how to make the three pair plait. The
picture show no edge stitches at all. This produces a looping chain
effect which reminded me of a chain edge in knitting where you slip
the first stitch of every row. Okay,
Hello everybody. I've been lurking for a few months now, but Noelene's posting
about gimps has stirred me to contribute. (I'm leaving the question of the
lace police alone - that could take all day!)
If I understand the description (I'm definitely a diagram rather than a words
person), the
On Feb 6, 2004, at 13:51, Antje González wrote:
Now that you are talking about the Lace Guild I've read the
information
about the lacemaker's census. At the beginning I thought the idea was
very
good. But after talking about it with other Spanish lacers, some
questions
arouse, which I hope
Hi all I wont be online much for a while because our house completely burned.
Amand and I lost everybit of our lace stuff and we are going through
withdrawl. I will check mail every few days. Please keep us in your thoughts.
Hannah and Amanda Moad
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Is there an Arachnean who lives within a reasonable distance of Hannah and
Amanda who can act as an collection-agent like Noelene did after the Canberra
fires? I'd like to think that we could help replace their lace equipment as
we did for Jenny last year.
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
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I guess I'll just go on as guest to check my old mail, if anyone writes to me
personnal please use either name.
Lynn
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in now raining and flooding Clarksburg, West Virginia
the snow has melted, now we're in a flood watch. :)
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Yes, I saw some too
I also saw some Xmas decorations still hanging around. - Gets confusing when
one festival overlaps with another!! - and they become boring before they
have even arrived, with all the shopping hype!!
from Liz in Melbourne, Oz,
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I don't know if it makes a difference, but my new name is
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I tried it that way and it didn't work either, so whichever anyone chooses is
fine with me. I am computer illiterate so whatevers the easiest.
Lynn
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or
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Clarksburg, West Virginia
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Gee I can't spell tonight its [EMAIL PROTECTED] :)
Lynn
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Ok I should now get lace stuff from you guys. I guess I wasn't holding my
mouth just right. :)
Lynn
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To all,
I have been trying to change my screan name so for your convienence I will
send the new one to you.
It's [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Lynn
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Those of you on chat may not know, but Hannah and Amanda Moad have just lost
all their lace equipment in a house fire. I asked if someone might be willing
to act as a collection point for replacing their equipment for them.
I've now received a personal message from Karen Sartain, who has
Sorry if people have seen these before, but with a severe winter storm
warning in effect for Ottawa and area, we need all the smiles we can
get.
Gardening Rule: When weeding, the best way to make sure you are
removing a weed and not a valuable plant is to pull on it. If it comes
out of the ground
We don't get hot-cross buns in the stores here,
but the last supermarket ad I read offered
heart-shaped doughnuts with cherry frosting.
--
Joy Beeson, feeling ill at the mere thought
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west of Fort Wayne, Indiana, U.S.A.
where store
Dear Avital,
That reminds me of something else I wanted to say. It seems to me that
August, December, and February are big flame months. In August people are
hot and short-tempered, in December they're anxious about the holidays, and
in February they're in the winter doldrums. The short days
I can only think of a one-word reply to that, Joy - YUK!
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
--- Joy Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We don't get hot-cross buns
in the stores here,
but the last supermarket ad I read offered
heart-shaped doughnuts with cherry frosting.
--
Joy Beeson,
To all,
I have been trying to change my screan name so for your convienence I will
send the new one to you.
It's [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Lynn
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Those of you on chat may not know, but Hannah and Amanda Moad have just lost
all their lace equipment in a house fire. I asked if someone might be willing
to act as a collection point for replacing their equipment for them.
I've now received a personal message from Karen Sartain, who has
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