On Jan 10, 2004, at 23:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (JoAnne) wrote:
Once I am done, what is the BEST way to finish a project?
Ther's no single way; depends on th project.
I also want to enter this in the Iowa State Fair next summer, so does
anyone know, can I frame it, or do are there rules that the ju
I'm sorry that the Arachne site is so out of date. I do not have permission
to modify that site. I've sent updated pages to Liz and she hasn't gotten
around to uploading them. Thanks, Tamara, for being so quick with the
archive URLs.
Avital
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On Jan 11, 2004, at 12:14, Dora Smith wrote:
How do I access the list archives?
http://www.mail-archive.com/lace%40arachne.com/
and, for lace-chat (non-tech, general friendship list):
http://www.mail-archive.com/lace-chat%40arachne.com/
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How do I access the list archives? That information isn't on the arachne
web site that I can find.
Yours,
Dora Smith
Austin, Texas
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Two people, I think both on this list, responded to my question about the
coureurs de sable. One of them was Lucie DuFresne. Could the other one
please contact me.
Thanks!
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Dora Smith
Austin, Texas
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Hi all!
Long time no write! I am currently working on my big Bucks project, and I
hope to have it done by March. I'd better, because I am hosting the March
meeting for our lace guild, and I promised a "Finished Piece Party"! What I need
to get info for, is: Once I am done, what is the BEST
On Jan 9, 2004, at 14:49, dominique wrote:
well they're asking me again to forward a message . they need your
help .
they have upgraded their website
That little do-dad, circling around drives, me demented; it's very
distracting. I hate websites where bits move (except for the website --
Sa
Hi Jennifer and all,
It could have been me who mentioned Kniple Cafe in a message earlier.
It is Yahoo list and you can find it here:
http://dk.groups.yahoo.com/group/kniplecafe/
This list is in Danish and it is about lacemaking and helping each other
with the lace.
I belong to another list
Hello all,
Browsing the net I have found this excellent web:
http://www.mendes.co.uk/index.html
Just for those who like antique lace it is worth to visit it and enjoy
the different techniques... or buy some of the items shown on it.
Regards from a sunny and warm Barcelona where more than winter s
Hi everyone :)
I am as usual catching up with my mail. In one of the digests I read
tonight there was talk of a Danish list "Knipling chat".
Could I please have the subscription details. I learned lacemaking in
Denmark and would be interested in this list.
Thanks
Jennifer in HOT Brisbane, Austr
Sue
If you can find Jennifer Fisher's BRAID LACE FOR TODAY (British English
calls "tape" "braid" -- American English has a different practice), that is
quite good. IOLI library probably has it. Another good one is DMC DIE
KLOEPPELSPITZEN, a reprint of their tape lace book. It is in German, but
th
These are listed as 19th century french lacemaking bobbins. Interesting
shapes.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3266186461&category=114
Susan G. MacLeod
Dummerston, VT USA
www.sover.net/~sumac
"Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do." John Wooden
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