RE: [lace] Please don't use the lace@dont.panix address!

I would like to second Jeri on this. Sometimes members post to Arachne using software that doesn't send in plain text, and I get messages cut short - usually it is as soon as someone uses an apostrophe, then the rest of the message is missing. The only way I can read the message is to go to the

[lace] a raffle & a request for help

Hi all Is anyone interested in taking over a fairly big needlelace project? I started a one-piece collar of autumn leaves (my own design) just as arthritis in my thumbs started to interfere with any needle-based craft activity and am never going to be able to finish it - the cordonnet is

Re: [lace-chat] Lacemakers and Tatters in Severe Weather Areas

On 12/30/15 6:51 AM, Sue Duckles wrote: I hope that all our lacy friends in the severe weather areas both in the UK and worldwide are not badly affected by the floods, tornadoes, winds etc. The Nipsco power-outage map of Northern Indiana had measles Monday, but all we had here was flickering

[lace] Please don't use the lace@dont.panix address!

All Members, please note: When you send email to the _lace@dont_ (mailto:lace@dont) panix.com address, it does not go into the Arachne archives! I received 2 of the letters about the Christmas Ornament Exchange, both using panix. These slip ups remind me that my postings are not

[lace] New Year Greetings

Happy New Year to everyone. I hope 2016 will be a good one for you. I hope everyone is safe from those terrible floods in England, - and the awful tornados in USA. What a crazy world - it is a sizzler here today - 39 expected for the city of Melbourne, and out here in the eastern suburbs it is

[lace-chat] Lacemakers and Tatters in Severe Weather Areas

Hello All I hope that all our lacy friends in the severe weather areas both in the UK and worldwide are not badly affected by the floods, tornadoes, winds etc. Here's thinking of you all!!! Please write in and let us know that you are safe!! Here in our area of the UK we are getting the wind

[lace] Lacemakers and Tatters in Severe Weather Areas

Hello All I hope that all our lacy friends in the severe weather areas both in the UK and worldwide are not badly affected by the floods, tornadoes, winds etc. Here's thinking of you all!!! Please write in and let us know that you are safe!! Here in our area of the UK we are getting the wind

Re: [lace-chat] Lacemakers and Tatters in Severe Weather Areas

And just to cheer you up in the UK - the big storm that hit Texas with rain, snow and tornadoes, just sailed through Canada dumping about 25-30 cm of snow with strong winds on Ottawa and then on to through the eastern part of Canada is on its way to you. We'd had no snow for Christmas and had