Hi All
Although I can't put a photo of a fan on webshots, because I haven't made
one yet!! I can tell you the stirrers are on ebay
120848780021
is the item number!!
Sue in an icy Yorkshire
On 11 Feb 2012, at 23:27, Clay Blackwell wrote:
I, for one, would love it if someone posted
Clay, come to Roanoke for the BRLG lacemaking session tomorrow and you
can see the photo of the Fans with loopy stirrer spines - my copy of
Lace arrived yesterday. Betty Ann On 02/11/12, Clay
Blackwellclayblackw...@comcast.net wrote: I, for one, would love it if
someone posted to Webshots with
I have just returned home from the February Executive Committee meeting,
at which we had the chance to meet the four nominees for election to the
Exec and discussed who would be doing what.
All I can say at this stage is that all will be revealed at the Annual
General Meeting, on Saturday
Now guess who will be looking out for stir sticks next time I go out for a
coffee.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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HI All
If you use ribbon to 'tie' the end holes together, you can spread out the
skinny bits for the fansticks. As regards the length, it depends on what
length you intend making, existing patterns may have to be altered, either by
decreasing on a photocopier and then playing around with thread
From: Sue 2harv...@tiscali.co.uk
Loopy stir sticks ??? - tell me more please.
They are plastic and look like large needles with an elongated eye at one end.
I have not seen anything like them in the U.S. We just have little sticks
that
look like miniature straws.
The eye part has been used
Has the Lace Guild found someone to become their Chairman?
I have been following the saga of Sue Dane as she has been frozen into the
Chairmanship with no one to relieve her of that post, and no Vice Chairman
to shadow her in order to take over in the future. In issue 143 it was
announced
I, for one, would love it if someone posted to Webshots with a picture
of one of these fans, made with loopy stir sticks! Sounds inventive
and creative, and definitely modern!!
Clay
On 2/11/2012 11:37 AM, Janice Blair wrote:
From: Sue2harv...@tiscali.co.uk
Loopy stir sticks ??? - tell me
I am so pleased that my copy of LACE #145 has arrived today.
Ann Dyer's article Playing with Spiders is very interesting.
And lots more stuff to read,
Pene in a very cold Tartu, Estonia (-12C at 12.00)
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I got mine yesterday too. Went to my knitting group last evening and showed
them the pics of the knitted fans. I think they want me to look for some
stir sticks while I'm in England. I haven't seen the loopy ones here.
Malvary in Ottawa where it has been a roller-coaster week, one day
Hi Malvary
The stirrers are usually used in 'take away' type areas... motorway service
areas etc. the wooden sticks are available from places like Starbucks.
I love those fans too must get some of my UFO's finished
Sue in a Snowy Cold East Yorkshire
On 10 Feb 2012, at 14:23, Malvary
On 10/02/2012 10:32, pene piip wrote:
I am so pleased that my copy of LACE #145 has arrived today.
Ann Dyer's article Playing with Spiders is very interesting.
And lots more stuff to read,
Pene in a very cold Tartu, Estonia (-12C at 12.00)
It's a really interesting article, isn't it. I
Loopy stir sticks ??? - tell me more please.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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