Great directions, Susan!
Liz Roberts
Springfield MO where it is damp with the promise of more rain. The plants are
loving it, but there has been flooding in low lying areas.
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Alex
Until today I didn't know you had a website/blog. That Honiton piece is
amazing, and the Bedfordshire one is beautiful too. Wow.
Lorelei
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Would having the Digest solve the problem of truncated messages, Noelene?
I doubt it would solve the other problems, though - but it might be worth a
try!
I have the Digest form, and am very happy with it!
Regards from Liz in cold, damp, wintery,Melbourne, Oz
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Yes indeed Antje--sequins can cut thread! After making a gorgeous beaded
necklace in a four day class (Dutch spiral with embellishments), the whole
thing shredded at the closing banquet. I was particularly peeved because the
materials were provided by the teacher. Mind you, this was nylon
Hello everyone,
Here in Finland Father's Day is the second Sunday of November. Celebrating mid
summer is serious here, Friday is a public holiday, people tend to go their
summer cottages and invite as many quests they can accommodate and party for
two days. On Sunday afternoon/evening those
In Australia Father's Day is observed on the first Sunday of September.
Jay in Sydney
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Do all (or most) nations have Father's Day on the
And what about sequins? Can they also cut the thread? I have never used
them, but are now wondering...
Thanks a lot for all your contributions on this subject!
Best wishes from Spain: lovely spring weather today.
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www.vueltaycruz.es
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If you have a length of lace (a sample perhaps) gather it into a circle and
sew a pretty bead into the centre, attach to a safety pin and VOILA you have a
pretty broach. I saw some very attractive
Many thanks Amanda for the explanation of why certain messages go missing.
We have a similar problem with another chat group I belong to, and I will
pass this on to those who are affected.
My biggest problem with Arachne (I use Explorer, but nothing goes into Spam
and I don't miss any messages)
Hi Arachnids
When making Flora Bucks I photocopy my pricking onto coloured paper and stick
it to a thin coloured card, one that I know will stand up to my tension. I
pre-prick the ground and fillings to make sure they are regular but
prick-as-I-go around the motifs. That gives the the possibility
Hi Arachnids
Until now I have only made pieces from Ritaâs syllabus so you can see better
pieces if you look there. When I have made some from antique prickings, which
seem to be unavailable, or designed or drafted myself from pieces of lace, I
will put them on my website, but do not hold your
Dear Arachnes,
Due to the Lace café this afternoon I am a little bit early. This weeks
edging is published on my site http://bit.ly/1wTaqm5 http://bit.ly/1wTaqm5.
Again it is an edging from Skåne, Sweden. I like it very much and I think it
is fun to make it without a patter, just on my Swedish
I receive messages from Kent Family History Society and a while ago there
were problems with members who had AOL email addresses; each time one of them
tried to post to the list the system unsubscribed them and the list
administrator had to manually re-subscribe them. It got to a point where for
Hello Jane
I have done the same thing with strips of lace,but as Christmas
decorations. Also I have some gathered circles in a small box,which I then put
a tie clip with a sparkly stone,a small flower or one of the lapel pins in the
centre to make brooches.
Keep up your brilliant idea
Amanda, thank you for your excellent explanation. Happily (for me) I've
not been affected because I use gmail and thunderbird.
I do hope that arachne continues as a mail list. It sends messages to me
and I don't have to go searching for them. I've looked at facebook, but
its so time
Hi,
Okay, I'll come out of lurkdom to comment on this Jeri.
In Australia Mothers Day is always the second Sunday in May and Fathers
Day always the first Sunday in September. The northern hemisphere
summer is of course our winter and definitely not conducive to making
lace in the open,
As to conflict with Father's Day on June 21, 2015 in some nations - some
people may think this is a perfect way to celebrate fathers.
Arachne is an international group. My messages of June 15 and 16 have
acknowledged that there are 365 days in a year, and that any specific date will
be
Thanks, Amanda, for taking the time to write this explanation.
Unfortunately, we have an absentee list owner. I have limited admin
rights. If changes can be made to the list config file, let's talk
off-line. If it requires back-end configuration, that's out of my
hands.
Thanks,
Avital
Arachne
Hello Again! Just wanted to recap my bolster-making experience for future
reference. The core is a SPRI ethafoam cylinder purchased from Sports
Authority in Florida. When I was at the gym, I noticed that they used foam
cylinders for various exercise programs--an aha moment. At the store, I
Dear Antje,
You asked about sequins. There is more than one type of sequin or similar
attachment for lace and they are made from different materials. There are
probably manufacturers in many countries and they may have different ways
of manufacturing sequins. I suggest you draw thread
Hello All! Just wanted to mention how much fun I had at this event on June
6th! Lovely lecture on lace wedding gowns, super vendors, cool classes plus
great snacks a tasty lunch. Well worth the drive. My Schneeberger egg with
floral center is finished thanks to Susanne Sardella's class
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