After I posted a plea on arachne to be connected with a source for more
bobbins like those that Libor used to sell for working with wire, Jim Stavast
of
BeeUtahful bobbins answered my plea by duplicating the bobbin in question. I
sent him a sample and he sent me a sample and now I am the
Thanks for pointing out Jim's pages. I just love the bat bobbin!
and the thumpers made from Corian.
I recently received the March catalogue from Trillium lace. Bobbins
for wire lace are listed there too.
http://www.trilliumlace.ca
On 3/30/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After I
Dear Lace Historians,
Lacefairy is not on Arachne. Periodically, I forward correspondence to her
that may be of interest in connection with her comprehensive website and her
expertise in genealogy research. So, I'm coming out of lurkdom, at her
request,
to send Arachne the following
I'd love to see it, too! Is someone going to put it on a website? Assuming
there's no copyright involved, if no one else is going to post it, I would
be happy to put it on my web site for all to see. If you'd like me to do
that, please email the scan to me!
Barbara Joyce
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Previously I have found Lorelei Halley's website very useful but had
mislaid the url. A search on Google gave www.loreleihalley.com/ for the
home page but
This account has been suspended.
Either the domain has been overused,
or the reseller ran out of resources.
Does anyone know if this is
Dear Fellow Tatters,
Time is fast approaching for us to do our primary voting for our Tatting
Mascot. Please get the word out to every tatter and lace maker you know.
This is the last week for submitting a nomination. I had requested you to
send in drawings or pictures of your nominations
I looked in Thomas Wright's book, Romance of the Lace Pillow and
noticed that he acknowledges help received from a Mrs. Dowdy of North
Crawley...probably one of the lacemakers (Isabella Dowdy) in the photo?
He doesn't specify how she helped him, but is listed in a long
alphabetical list of
http://www.lacefairy.com/
hmm, I seemed to get on her website just fine. :-)
Tonnie McB
Phx, AZ
Jay Ekers wrote:
Previously I have found Lorelei Halley's website very useful but had
mislaid the url. A search on Google gave www.loreleihalley.com/ for the
home page but
This account has been
Lorelei hasn't been answering emails to her address for a month or so at
least
Sue
- Original Message -
From: Patricia Dowden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tonnie McBroom [EMAIL PROTECTED]; lace@arachne.com
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 7:56 PM
Subject: RE: [lace] Lorelei Halley's website?
Hi David, try it, it comes up with a really good site with plenty of lace.
Happy lacing
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of David in Ballarat
Sent: 30 March 2006 02:34
To: lace-chat
Subject: [lace-chat] A fabulous
The Answer to Why.. We are all peace lovers, and deplore the deaths and
injuries of our sons and daughters. However, that is the cost of freedom.
Betty Ann Rice, Roanoke, Virginia USA - Proud Wife of a US Navy sailor who
served for 23 years+ in Viet Nam and around the world, and who would
Hi Ricki and All, I was tidying up today and came across some printouts
from a website that might be of help. It may not but, for what it's worth,
you might try http://www.emoreiro.com/GAFS/other.htm It's the site for the
Greek American Folklore Society. Either somebody mentioned the site on
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