This will be held on Saturday 5th November, 10,00am to 3.39pm in County Hall,
Cwmbran (pronounced Coombran), Gwent.
Speaker: Ann Collier
Suppliers: Matthew Hester, Lacecraft, Lacewing Designs, Tim Parker, Sallie
REason, Turnstile and Well Head Books.
Admission is 5.00GBP and tickets are
Tess Parrish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It certainly seems that Arizona is quite remarkable in its collections.
The Professor has scanned a tremendous amount of material just from
the U of A library.
It is sad to report, however, that the Prof is terminally ill.
Ooof. I am very sorry to hear
I didn't find anything on Treasure Island, either. Here is a place that
does have lots of hangers. I know I will be ordering some before Christmas.
http://www.finehomedisplays.com/ornamentstands.asp
Anne in Austin TX
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Herrschners and Hobby Lobby carry them too
BarbE
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From: Anne Toney
To: Tamara P Duvall ; lace Arachne
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 9:10 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] Re: ornament holder/Treasure Island
I didn't find anything on Treasure Island, either.
Does antone know of a thread substitute for Schappe sILK 200/2?
Wendy
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Hi Everyone
Time for our Lace Fair in Slagelse Denmark again and just in case anyone
might be thinking of attending, we have quite an interesting agenda this
year. The talented Sandi Woods, is conducting the 2 day workshop for us
and that should be interesting to see how the Danish lacemakers
Most of the tatters who have looked at these have made comments along the
lines of We can do better. I think they'd be cute for a teenager:
http://www.hollieten.com/product_info.php?cPath=25products_id=81
Lynn Carpenter in SW Michigan, USA
alwen at i2k dot com
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On Oct 18, 2005, at 10:10, Anne Toney wrote:
I didn't find anything on Treasure Island, either. Here is a place
that
does have lots of hangers. I know I will be ordering some before
Christmas.
http://www.finehomedisplays.com/ornamentstands.asp
Certainly a lot of them there, thanks! Some
Tamara wrote...
When I first came here, and started getting those catalogues, I thought
I was in high heaven
and wanted everything. Within a year, I could hardly ever find anything
worth spending money on.
And may I attest to that, Dear Spiders!!
Born and raised in good old VA, USA, I was
Tamara
I don't think 24-28 gauge would be large enough. 18 ga. is 1mm thick and
could be twisted to form the texture and possible the strength needed.
Plaiting would be a lot harder to accomplish.
The twisting would 'work harden' (stiffen) the wire which should then support
the ornament.
Be sure
On Oct 18, 2005, at 21:16, Clay Blackwell wrote:
Born and raised in good old VA, USA, I was also in the generation
which was
vulnerable to the unlimited array of cheesy stuff
And that, I think, is the key word - cheesy. So that one moves from
h, I want that! through do I really want
On 10/18/05, Lynn Carpenter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most of the tatters who have looked at these have made comments along the
lines of We can do better. I think they'd be cute for a teenager:
THey are pretty!
I'd get them tangled in something though :(
--
bye for now
Bev in Sooke BC (on
Great to find sources for ornament holders! Today while near the shops
I had time to waste, and like Clay and Tamara so long ago vbg I went
to Michael's, up and down every aisle accumulating some bargains. I
don't live where the 'flyers' with the coupons are sent to the
door/mailbox, yet there was
On Oct 18, 2005, at 21:43, Lorri Ferguson wrote:
I don't think 24-28 gauge would be large enough. 18 ga. is 1mm thick
and
could be twisted to form the texture and possible the strength needed.
Double-plied 24 (.5mm) wouldn't give the same coverage as a single ply
18 (we've been through
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