Hi,
I'd post to people directly but my computer has decided that it doesn't have a
network card any more - so I have lots of emails that I can't reply directly to
any more. I'm currently using a library computer at uni.
My ornament did go in the post, although I missed the Arachne deadline, I
Hello Brenda,
Sorry I am a bit behind i have again problems with my right hand wrist.
Thsnks for the picture of this Chinese piece. these stiches with the
clear thread are what a machine can do. And so it seems to be exactly
what my girl friend told me on such machine-made pieces they work by
I was saddened to read of the death of Marjory Carter - an amazing lady of
great character.
In the 1980's a friend and I booked, with great trepidation as Marjory
didn't suffer fools gladly, a weekend course with her at the College of Lace
at Rugby. We were both very interested in the old draft
A picture is now posted on Barbara's site.
Helen, as soon as you can 'forget the formulae' just think how much more room
there will be for lacy things.
Hoping all goes well.
Lorri Ferguson
From the other direction, I did get a lovely ornament from Lorri Ferguson
with a glass snowman bead.
I have just updated my website with some more of the pieces of lace
that I'm selling for a friend, and removed (most of) the items that are
now sold.
Please have a look at:
http://paternoster.orpheusweb.co.uk/marta/martacollection/sales.htm
and then click on 'lace'
Brenda
I just had a wee read about Z and S spun threads on Brenda Paternoster's
site because I am actually keen to use this tendency to spiral as a design
effect. A while ago there was a link to a site where members had designed
spirals as christmas decorations and I made one of those spirals,
HI All,
Would a lacemaker from Washington DC please contact me off list.
Thanks, Yvonne.
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Tamara pointed out that no Pope died in 1981. I nosed around the
Internet, and found hits on this little bit everywhere. I also came
across a blog (samizdata.net) where this is being discussed and points
out the Pope John Paul II was shot in 1981, but as we all know, survived
that attempt on
Hello,
I am thinking about a trip to London, England in May.
I am looking at B B on line but of course there is so many, it's hard to
know where to start.It would be nice to be close enough to attractions
to walk to some.
Is there any areas of London that I should not stay in?
Any
The Ashes are the Holy Grail of cricket. England and Australia battle
it out every 18 months for a small wooden urn with the ashes (literally)
of a bail. The Ashes came into being when a disgruntled UK cricket fan
burnt a bail in the late 1800's symbolizing the death of English cricket
('coz the
At 10:26 AM 1/7/06 -0500, Thurlow Weed wrote:
I believe it should have read as follows:
In 1981, Prince Charles got married, Liverpool were crowned Champions of
Europe, England wins the Ashes and the Pope was shot.
In 2005, Prince Charles got married, Liverpool were crowned Champions of
11 matches
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