[lace] Royal Wedding

Hi Everyone, This is for those of you who would like to see the Danish Royal Wedding live. One of our TV stations is transmitting live on the internet and there is also English translation. I'm off to my favourite position on the sofa to enjoy it all. The actual ceremony is at 4pm Danish time.

[lace] RE: Check out Cathleen Belleville for chrysanthemum lace

Thanks to all who pointed me to Cathleen's website. the lace is really pretty another book to add to my list of wants methinks. Jane Bawn Portchester UK -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 May 2004 19:06 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:

Re: [lace](Branscombe Point and) Tape laces

Good morning All, One of the things that nobody seems to have mentioned in the Branscombe/Battenburg saga is that, from what I have seen, Branscombe Tape is narrower and finer, and has no gathering thread along the edges. You have to either ease the tape round corners or put in a gathering

Re: [lace] Loehr's flowers

Hello, Tamara, thanks for the wellcome home *smiling* Re Loehr's flowers, best thing first: Ice flowers and Art Noveau PG Flowers are not the same story! Last december, U.L. showed some of those Mechlin prickings to us, and not only the prickings, because some of the patterns were worked by

[lace] My question has been answered

Thanks for the information regarding Bev Walker! Janet Fort McMurray, ALberta Canada - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[lace] Branscombe Point and) Tape laces

In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jean Barrett [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes Branscombe Tape is narrower and finer, and has no gathering thread along the edges. You have to either ease the tape round corners or put in a gathering thread yourself. In the Branscombe technique, you tack the tape to the

Re: [lace] Branscombe Point and) Tape laces

I found that using the Branscombe tape available in the UK (through Hornsby's or Tim Parker) I must male a correction to a previous comment of mine about tapes in the USA. I had seen only the plain Battenberg tapes when I wrote. Then immediately, it seemed, I was browsing on the pages for

[lace] Royal Wedding

I did not stay up to see the Royal Wedding - (It was the wee small hours here in Oz,) but we have just bought the newspaper, and it shows the bride on the front page. I had heard, on the radio, that she wore a 100 year old Irish lace veil, and from the picture in the paper, it looks like

[lace] Re: Loehr's flowers

On May 14, 2004, at 5:32, Eva Von Der Bey wrote: Re Loehr's flowers, best thing first: Ice flowers and Art Noveau PG Flowers are not the same story! It is, indeed, a piece of *very good* news; thanks, and please thank her, next time you see her. (Two weekends a year - the next two are already

[lace-chat] FW: Royal Wedding

Hi Everyone, This is for those of you who would like to see the Danish Royal Wedding live. One of our TV stations is transmitting live on the internet and there is also English translation. I'm off to my favourite position on the sofa to enjoy it all. The actual ceremony is at 4pm Danish time.

[lace-chat] Smile

I've not seen this one before, it appeared on another list I am on and I thought my Arachne friends might find it amusing. One day, a seamstress was sewing while sitting close to a river when her thimble fell into the river. When she cried out, the Lord appeared and asked, Why are you crying?

Re: [lace-chat] Re: Pictures (was Heather's Phone Call)

So, Heather I don't see your picture on Lacefairy, have you sent one to Lori so we know what you look like? It is fun to go to Lacefairy and put faces to names. Or is your pictures posted somewhere else (and I've missed that message?) :-) Tonnie McBroom Phoenix, AZ Jane Bawn wrote: On May 8,

[lace-chat] booklets, not bobbin lace

Hello all - Since many, if not most, bobbin lacers also have interests and abilities in other gentle arts, I'm offering some booklets here on other arts. They are free, and if more than one person asks, I will pull the names out of the proverbial hat for them. 1) A weaving Primer (Weave-easy

[lace-chat] :) Clever criminal

A cop's life is never boring, it seems g From: D.D. (darling *son*, actually g) http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2u=/040510/481/ tpe80505100924e=2ncid=1756 --- Tamara P Duvall http://lorien.emufarm.org/~tpd Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)