In a message dated 07/08/2009 04:25:27 GMT Standard Time, dmt11h...@aol.com
writes:
Does anyone know if the lace room at the V A is currently open?
Asking a different question, does anyone know if the VA will answer an
e-mail if Clay was to contact them direct.
If this is an important part
Hi Devon
I was at the VA just 4/5 few weeks ago for an appointment, and in our break
at lunch time we went along to the lace room but it was closed.
We asked about why and were told that because of its location within the
museum, if they are short of staff for room watching (can't think of the
I discovered a new lace shop last weekend in Scarborough, Yorkshire
(UK). It's a craft shop under the market building and has been taken
over by a lady who makes lace. She's in the process of increasing her
lace stocks and has some lovely bobbins at the moment. (I only bought
one pair!) So
I wish I were going to London next month, but the person who is going is
Devon. Still, I think she probably got this message.
Clay
laceandb...@aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 07/08/2009 04:25:27 GMT Standard Time, dmt11h...@aol.com
writes:
Does anyone know if the lace room at the V A
Hi Alice
I'm moving this to Lace as it *is* relevant as some of your lace got
contaminated, and you are more likely to get answers.
Fortunately it's not a problem I've had to deal with, but I have a
question for you - by 'gas' do you mean petrol or diesel? Petrol is
what most cars used
In the USA, 'gas' is what we call petrol. It was clear...left no marks... but
the smell drives me nuts.
All the cleaning suggestions for fabrics end with saying NOT to dry it in a
dryer because any residue could combust. Drying in air is recommended until
any trace of odor is gone.
I may
Alice, how about if you get some of the charcoal that is sold in
pharmacies to be ingested when someone swallows something poisonous? If
you spread some of the charcoal on a flat surface, put a layer of
lightweight cloth over it, put your lace on that, another layer of
cloth, and then
And a follow up question, Alice.Just *when* is the divorce??!! (VBG)
Ruth
-Original Message-
From: owner-l...@arachne.com [mailto:owner-l...@arachne.com] On Behalf Of
Alice Howell
Sent: Saturday, 8 August 2009 8:05 AM
To: Brenda Paternoster
Cc: Arachne; lace-c...@arachne.com
Hello all,
I second that the convention was great.
The organizers did a great job, there is an unbelieveable amount of work that
goes into a function like this, up front and behind the scenes. Thank you so
very much!
I was in aawww of all the favours that we got, my dining room table is still
Dear Alice,
I do know that the deodorizer, Febreeze© is used by people who clear
houses/rooms where dead people have been for awhile. We had a horrible
dead mouse-odor and could not find the source. We phoned our friendly
mortician who gave us the name of the cleaning crew who gave us
Febreeze ©
I'm very annoyed at my DH. He put a gas can in my car trunk, with my lace
stuff. It tipped over and spilled on my lace display board, as well as on the
carpet of my new car.
The display board is ruined...soaked. I pulled the lace pieces off if
immediately, but about 1/3 of them smelled. I
In the USA, 'gas' is what we call petrol. It was clear...left no marks... but
the smell drives me nuts.
All the cleaning suggestions for fabrics end with saying NOT to dry it in a
dryer because any residue could combust. Drying in air is recommended until
any trace of odor is gone.
I may
On Aug 7, 2009, at 18:04, Alice Howell wrote:
In the USA, 'gas' is what we call petrol. It was clear...left no
marks... but the smell drives me nuts.
All the cleaning suggestions for fabrics end with saying NOT to dry it
in a dryer because any residue could combust. Drying in air is
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