Hello Debbie
I wonder if you remember the late Don Harrison of Rushden, Northamptonshire.
When I attended my first lace day back c1980 Don's stand was the first one I
saw with its piles of old bobbins and that was where my first antique
bobbins came from, after that I always hoped that Don was
Dorte said: must be somthing for an arachnie?! www.irishlace.org
I must admit, I have never seen lovlier spiders! :)
Debbie in Florida
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Dear Arachnes,
Last week an article was published in our newspaper about a painting
of Cornelis de Vos. It was purchased by a museum in Amsterdam, called
Ons' Lieve Heer op Solder. In English the museum is called Our Lord
in the Attic. Originally it was a Roman Catholic church, called St.
I know many of you are far ahead of me in your lacemaking knowledge, and
this will be old hat to you. But I had a major epiphany today, and I
wanted to share it, in case it might prompt other lacemakers to think this
question through.
I've had a copy of Threads for Lace by Brenda Paternoster for
Sorry to post but Shirley McDaniel please write me, I tried to write you but
it won't go through.
Thank you
Lynn
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Hi Gon, and eveyrone on the list,
Thank you for sharing this information with us, Gon. How interesting
that de Vos thought it important to have lacemakers in his painting -
that would have been in th 1600's.- I searched for the museum of Our
Lord of the Attic, and there is a good site here:
Hi Tamera,
# 6 - molestation nursery
It has correct spelling. I assume you know what molest means.
Merry Christmas...
Carol Melton
Litchfield Park
Arizona, USA
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Hi Tamera and all,
Only excuse is it's 2 a.m. I should have gone to bed instead of
reading more email. As for the real explanation of # 6 it really is
naughty.but here goes
gas heating becomes Gash eating... From that you can use your
imagination
Regards.
Carol Melton
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Sorry to post but Shirley McDaniel please write me, I tried to write you but
it won't go through.
Thank you
Lynn
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Regarding #6 in the list of unfortunate, double-meaning URLs. As
several people told me, it was quite refreshing to see that I managed
to stay naive in at least one instance of dirty English... g
I'd never heard that particular expression. Is it strictly American
(all explanations came from
And then there's LACEMAKR...
LACEY
In Michigan, you can make it up, but it can't be already in use, or come out to
one of a set of banned words. I don't know where to find that list...they may
just reject your submission.
I keep a small list of cool plates, but alas much of the time when I
The following came from my son:
Interestingly, #6 was the only one where I saw the intended meaning at
first, and I had to puzzle out the dirty one. I still see the clean
one
first. Gash isn't a common word in my vocabulary for that, so I
guess it
just doesn't pop out, but I have heard it
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