A french site has very good pictures. Some pages I had to try a few times
until they worked.
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/aplimouzin/frame.html
select cours from the menu
under etudes des fond press the button lancer le cours
or try directly http://perso.wanadoo.fr/aplimouzin/fonds/
select: fonds de
Hello all,
As the list is very quiet, I take the opportunity to comment that some
days ago, a Galician fashion designer, contact me asking me for people
which can produce laces. It seems that next autum-winter fashion 2006,
laces will be the most on complements, collars and insertions.
A strange website!
I clicked on cours and then etudes des fond and then lancer le
cours
and got an error page telling me that the browser I'm using is too old
and that I should update to IE 5.5 (for Windows)
That happened with Safari 1.3, Internet Explorer 5.2.3 for Mac,
Netscape7 - all
What's more the page http://perso.wanadoo.fr/aplimouzin/frame.html;
won't validate with W3C. it gives the message
Sorry, I am unable to validate this document because on line 5 it
contained one or more bytes that I cannot interpret as utf-8 (in
other words, the bytes found are not valid
...
but in general it's not good practice to make a site inaccesible to a
lot of potential visitors.
It's a choice of the webmaster whether he/she considers something like 1-5%
as a lot.
What is it that IE 5.5 for Windows can do
that 5.2 for Mac can't?
...
Brenda
Andre-Piere Limouzin is
Ooh, I really don't like it when people do this - it also doesn't work with
Mozilla 1.7.7 which was only released a couple of months ago! :-o
Helen in a very damp Somerset, UK
At 11:08 22/05/2005, Brenda Paternoster wrote:
A strange website!
I clicked on cours and then etudes des fond and
The technology world is every changing.
The Internet has changed remarkably since the invention of Internet Explorer
3.1 and unfortunately, many things now available NEEDS Internet Explorer 5.5
or better. Internet Explorer Version 6 is on my machine now.
That is just the way it is... I hate
Sorry, but for MAC user the newest version is 5.2.3 and I can't see
your site.
Ilske
Am 22. Mai 2005 um 15:53 schrieb C. Johnson:
The technology world is every changing.
The Internet has changed remarkably since the invention of Internet
Explorer
3.1 and unfortunately, many things now
Susie wrote:
That is just the way it is... I hate to say it, -- get on board the new
one
or be left behind -- but that is the way of it. New techniques and
advantages are in 5.5 that are not in 3.1 and those new things are great
additions. They also speed up your access a wee bit.
I say
Susie wrote:
That is just the way it is... I hate to say it, -- get on board the new
one or be left behind -- but that is the way of it. New techniques and
advantages are in 5.5 that are not in 3.1 and those new things are great
additions. They also speed up your access a wee bit.
Jean
Brenda Paternoster wrote:
A strange website!
I clicked on cours and then etudes des fond and then lancer le
cours
and got an error page telling me that the browser I'm using is too old
and that I should update to IE 5.5 (for Windows)
That happened with Safari 1.3, Internet Explorer 5.2.3 for
Dear Arachneans,
finally I decided to advertise a beginners course in bobbin lace in autumn. I
would like
to know, which patterns/prickings you use in the courses you teach?
Do you draw your own prickings and your own course? (Copyright reasons) or what
could I use?
I don't think it is
I'm emerging from serious lurkdom, hereg
I took an online bobbin lace class a couple of years ago from Bjarne,
who, I think, also lurks on this list. If I recall correctly, he used
some of his own designs, as well as some historical ones. I also had
access to some books on bobbin lace
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writes
finally I decided to advertise a beginners course in bobbin lace in autumn. I
would like
to know, which patterns/prickings you use in the courses you teach?
I use my own patterns, or those for which I have obtained permission to
use (in
A very good sight for beginners (which hasn't been mentioned) is
http://www.gwydir.demon.co.uk/jo/lace/othergr.htm Lots of good lessons
there with animation showing where bobbins move.Sharon on rainy (like a
monsoon) Vancouver Island
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On May 22, 2005, at 9:16, J.Falkink-Pol wrote:
It's a choice of the webmaster whether he/she considers something like
1-5%
as a lot.
Brenda wrote:
got an error page telling me that the browser I'm using is too old and
that I should update to IE 5.5 (for Windows)
That happened with Safari
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Laurie J Hughes
Metro Boston, Massachusetts
Bobbin lace, social history, gardening
When I grow up I want to be a housewife.
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To
On May 22, 2005, at 21:18, Laurie Hughes wrote:
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Extremely rare is right :) And, I always thought that a Stanhope
was some kind of a horse-pulled vehicle, but it seems to mean a
spangle here?
--
Tamara P
New (to me anyway), and superb; I laughed so hard I cried...
From: S.M.
An attorney got home late one evening, after a very taxing day spent
trying to get a stay of execution for a client, named Wright, who
was due to be hanged for murder at midnight. His last-minute plea
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