On 23 March 2013 21:29, Brenda Paternoster paternos...@appleshack.comwrote:
I have just caught up on a backlog of threads sent to me recently by
several of you lovely people and I have just added about three dozen new
(and new-old) threads to the list, so it's time for everyone to have
Oops, sorry about that, it's 2Z- 24 wraps/cm
Thanks for being observant.
Brenda
Sorry to have to be the one to point it out, but I noticed that you listed
Gutermann Jeans thread, without the wrap count. I don't know if it was
intentional, or still has to be added.
Brenda in Allhallows
Who saw The Antiques roadshow tonight? A man had brought along his copy, a
work in progress, of the B. tapestry. He saw little pieces of copies at a
reinactment event years ago and decided he could do it, too. So, he bought
the cloth, started drawing the design and sewed it in the two stitches
Although I don't do a lot of needle lace I made a container for mine with a box
that Badminton shuttlecocks come in from the sports shop. I cut it so it was 9
long, Padded it slightly and covered it with cotton cover, you need only tuck
the ends inside as the cases come with metal ends that
Dear all
I have been working on the updated teacher list this weekend comparing the
existing list to the new forms which we have received since 2011. The new list
will show only those teachers who have sent in a new form over the last couple
of years.
However, as I run down the old list there
This raises a question that has always puzzled me - does this truly mean
that the men themselves were lacemakers, or that they were employed in the
business of lace in the sense that they were middlemen who bought lace from
the women who were making it and then re-sold it?
I came across this
