If you've got a DVD player, you should be able to read the CDs of your lace
or other photos on it that you created on your PC.
Took us a bit of time to fathom out how to open the different folders, but
once we got the hang of it (of course the instruction book might just as
well have been written
I had the same problem when I burned my first CD.
The trick is very simple. I don't know which program you use for burning.
But when I open mine (NERO) there is an coption saying continue multi
session disk click on it every time you add something to your CD. It
works, I have tried it.
Miriam
Hello lacefriends,
You can see my scarf on:
http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003
Sorry, I always forgot to load it up, but here it is
Greetings
Ilske
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Can anyone tell me about Pitsligo Lace? I met a woman, who said her son
had learnt this bobbin lace in Scotland, Pitsligo. He doesn't live in
Parkes so I haven't any other information other than the mother thought
it originated from a Flanders lace.
Barbara
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try this link Barbara
jenny barron
Scotland
Barbara Stokes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me about Pitsligo Lace? I met a woman, who said her son
had learnt this bobbin lace in Scotland, Pitsligo. He doesn't
Can anyone tell me about Pitsligo Lace?
Back in 1993 Sandi Millikin and I went to visit Sheila Joss of New Pitsligo,
Scotland to study the lace that is still being made there. We stayed with
Sheila and Jamie, her husband, for two weeks learning more about the craft.
She gave us patterns to work
Thank you, Jenny, for the site link. I have been researching New Pitsligo
and Scottish lace for a couple of years and didn't know of that article. If
you (or any one else) knows of more information and or patterns I would
really be grateful for the information. I have been looking for info
Subject: your health Have a laugh... I Like it Have a good day too!
Q: I've heard that cardiovascular exercise can prolong life. Is this true?
A: Your heart is only good for so many beats, and that's it...don't waste
them on exercise. Everything wears out eventually. Speeding up your heart
G'day Jean Lynne,
Both my Father (86 next week) and MIL (81) have Renault Clio's.
That's what I hired in the UK 2 years ago and it was great - far superior
to the little one we hired in France (whose brand I've promptly forgotten.
Unfortunately the Clio is not here in Oz.
I drive a Mazda 626,
David Collyer a décidé d' écrire à Ò[lace-chat] Health, Exercise, DietÓ.
[2004/11/05 14:11]
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave
with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved
body, but rather to skid in sideways - Chardonnay in one hand -
strawberries in
Dear Kiwi SP or maybe I can write Julie now,
Got your parcel today and you do spoil me - I know it would come late but I
don't mind at all.
How thoughtful of you to send another soap - will soon tell you what I use it
for.
What a lot of goodies you put together for me and I love the handmade
Steph wrote:
is with the Royal Bank of Scotland. The cashier flatly refused to accept
the cheque, and we nearly got to the point of me having to send a cheque
from an account with a different bank, until the Canadian supplier finally
managed to get someone at the bank's head office who knew that
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