I'm currently having as go at the UK Lace Guild Intermediate Torchon
Assessment (taken nearly two years so far for various reasons not connected
with lacemaking), and one of the finished items has to be your own design.
For the elementary I was told to include sample in different threads for the
I have got the ordinary 'shelf' type fitments that consist of two metal
strips with slots in screwed to the wall. The triangular brackets that the
shelf
itself fits on are available in lots of sizes (for different shelf widths) and
I use those for the pillows - without a shelf first. The
You can find examples at www.bobbinmaker.com/restarea.html I have made a
number of these and have learned a few tricks along the way. I would be
willing to pass those on to your carpenter if you would like.
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Bobbins by Van-Dieren
Kenn Van-Dieren
2304 Clifford
See this list is made up of the nicest people...we are so lucky,
BarbE
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From: kenn van dieren
I have made a
number of these and have learned a few tricks along the way. I would be
willing to pass those on to your carpenter if you would like.
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On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 22:27:46 -0500, Clay wrote:
And Tamara responded with information from Brenda's book...
... YLI Heirloom sewing (rather stiff) 70/2...
Here's my two cents worth...
And may I add that rather stiff is a very polite and
understated way of putting it!! I found some YLI Heirloom
Just checked my mailbox after sending my last post and the magazine is here. I
haven't opened it yet, going to settle down with it after I've had my dinner.
Janice
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Jean wrote:
Good morning All,
Is it just me or has everyone gone away for the weekend? Only 2 males
yesterday and 3 this morning. Or have I messed up my mailboxes, Again?
I for one am glad that there is little mail today as I came back from England at the
weekend after a week over there with
Greetings All,
There must be something in the Qld air that is making me talkative!
Have a look at the Tumbling Blocks on page 33 in Lace 113. They do look like
blocks. Right?
Then look at the Bucks Stars on page 35 in Lace 96. They do look like stars.
Right? Now look at them with one eye. They
Jackie, my husband is waiting for me to come to the kitchen to cook his
dinner. I'd told him several minutes ago I was coming, so when I didn't turn
up (because I was searching for Lace 96!), he came looking for me (again!). Of
course, now he's mystified as to why I'm sitting here, squinting at
Since I haven't gotten Lace 113 yet, I had a look at Lace 96, and the Bucks
stars *can* look like blocks! Now I'll be anxious to see Lace whenever it gets
here.
Happy lacemaking,
Betty Ann in Roanoke, Virginia USA
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Jacqueline Bowhey wrote:
...Have a look at the Tumbling
I know one time when I was living in the UK - England to be precise - my
mother then living in Australia sent me my Christmas present clearly saying
ENGLAND. The parcel arrived late and came via Finland.
Ain't snail mail wonderful
Peter
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Dear Liz, Ruth, and all other Ozzie Spiders 'down south'
It Does get that hot in Brisbane!! But Not in Darwin!! so what am I doing
here???
Sun night TV said it only went down to 28C and the high was 42C at the
Brisbane airport. 41.9C in my carport in the afternoon. At least 23 deaths
due to the
Gidday Caerbhael and all,
Ok...there is a recipe called Cabbage and Tomatoes in the Ukraine
1 sm head cabbage 1 sm onion 3 T butter 2 T water 1 T
butter
1 T flour 1 c cooked Tomatoes strained 2 T sour cream Salt
Pepper to taste
Shred the cabbage. Cook the onion in
Hi everyone
I thought I'd pipe up about bidding on something higher than retail - if
one isn't inclined to bidding wars - and if the item is v. desirable, and
if the postage to get it isn't prohibitive, and - particularly - if the
item can be had from a seller living locally to the bidder - then
Thanks to my new secret pal for the great package! I must say that the
Venus thread is greatly appreciated!!! Have wanted to try it since I first
heard of it, it's really nice! And thanks for all the lovely goodies in
the package!
Sumac
Susan G. MacLeod
Dummerston, VT USA
From: D.C.
Interviewing a 104 year-old woman:
And what do you think is the best thing about
being 104? the reporter asked.
She simply replied, No peer pressure.
--
The nice thing about being senile is you can hide your own Easter eggs.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY !
Birds of a feather flock together and crap on your
car.
@@@
A three year old boy in his bath examined his
testicles and asked, Mommy, are these my brains?
Mom said, Not yet, honey.
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Q. What's the definition of irreconcilable
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY !
Birds of a feather flock together and crap on your
car.
@@@
A three year old boy in his bath examined his
testicles and asked, Mommy, are these my brains?
Mom said, Not yet, honey.
==
Q. What's the definition of irreconcilable
What?! Has Jean been hogging all the men again? Sheesh... some people. She
must be wearing really potent perfume. ;-)
Avital
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Jean wrote:
Good morning All,
Is it just me or has everyone gone away for the weekend? Only 2 males
yesterday and 3 this morning. Or have
Well, here in Melbourne we would give our eye teeth for some of your rain,
Jackie (in Brisbane)!
Yes, I had a quiet chuckle when I saw how hot it was in 'Brissie' -
especially after your saying how it doesn't get That hot there!!! :))
Very pleasant here today - comfortably warm, and sunny, but
enjoy !
dominique from paris ...
Patrick O'Reilly was lucky.
Since the day he had found that four leaf clover, everything good
seemed to come his way.
He had met the wonderful Rosie, and after a whirlwind romance, they
were married. And now, a year later, he was the proud father of
Well, here in Sydney, the heatwave has at last come to an end!! Yesterday was
a very pleasant day just like Liz described, although overcast. Today, it was
just a tad cooler again, and this afternoon we've had the lightest, gentle-est
rain start - and we're being promised that it will last for
On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 17:02:32 -0800, you wrote:
For the tatters who would like to see someone else's work -
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3705162084
There's been a few bids. Some people recognize this as a choice item.
I've seen this type of tatting often on Chinese
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