Looks good, Ann! Everything I tried worked just fine. I have bookmarked your
page so I can come back to it and see what else you have!
I’m on an Apple iMac desktop.
Adele
West Vancouver, BC
(west coast of Canada)
> On Mar 3, 2019, at 8:06 AM, Ann McClean wrote:
>
> I've just spent the last
I've just spent the last week re-organising my Lace Stamps webpage - so
what do you think?
Not all stamps are featured as yet as I wanted to make sure that the
layout and links worked 1st.
Would also be interested how you view my website - Desktop PC, tablet or
phone?
Hello to All who have joined in this years Exchange.
I received my exchange from Cheryl Hornlein a few days ago and forgot to post
on here that I'd received it!! Well Done Cheryl, it's BEAUTIFUL!!
Sue in a wet & windy UK
My Tatty Blog http://pigminitatty.blogspot.co.uk/
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(Hope it is OK to post this)
With retirement looming, the time has come to downsize my collection of
lacemaking books acquired over the last 25+ years.
I am gradually listing the remaining books on http://uk.ebid.net/ - you
will find them here http://bit.ly/1jMyvjY
Everything else that's
I am about to start lace for a wedding handkerchief and I remember
someone told me that there was a poem or some form of written
information you give to the bride about keeping it and making a baby
bonnet out of it when the first baby is born.
Does anyone have this information?
Cindy, Where it
One of my eyes was blind entirely after a flaw in my retina
filled it up with blood. I had emergency appointments with
three different doctors(come prepared to go on); the third
welded it, and now I don't even have to have it inspected
twice a year; my current ophthalmologist regards it as an
I have been lucky enough to not have such serious problems with floaters. Mine
have been minor annoyances.
One thing my eye doctor told me that can help to prevent them is to stay
hydrated...drink plenty of water.
Peg
in a very chilly Fairview Park OH...what month is this? June?
Hi spiders
Recently I have been having more trouble with my already dry eyes appearing
like I was looking through dirty spectacles and spent lots of time keep
checking and cleaning them etc but then started to see things out of the
side of my eye which became much more obvious after my recent
I too had problems a few years ago with a large cluster of floaters, that at one
time left me with doughnut vision in one eye for several months. No lacemaking,
sewing, cross stitch, knitting, etc. and not much reading. I can attest to how
frustrating it is, but there is nothing that can be done
Happy New year to you all. I only get the digests which have on the whole
been pretty quiet, so thought it time I made a contribution anyway. I know
that a few of you, like myself collect lace themed stamps so...
Having been alerted, by a friend, to the fact that the February 2013 issue
of
Guys,
We have uploaded photos from today's workshops onto The Lace Guild's
facebook page. We would love you to look at them and to comment. If you have
not yet 'liked' us then please do - we are going for our first century of
likes only 8 more to get.
The workshops were inspirational.
Saw this on YouTube, wouldn't it be great to wear this to a lace day or
gathering (if anyone is brave enough!!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AketFNPtOzMfeature=youtube_gdata_player
Von meinem iPod gesendet
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Wish my hands were steady enough to do something like that. Nowadays I can't
even manage eyeliner at all and eye makeup irritates my eyes.
Janice
Janice Blair
Crystal Lake, 50 miles northwest of Chicago, Illinois, USA
www.jblace.com
http://www.lacemakersofillinois.org
It's probably just as well!! I think this make-up is definitely meant
for a very young woman! Most of us would look silly trying to pull it
off!! But daggone, it's pretty!!
Clay
On 3/3/2012 12:56 PM, Janice Blair wrote:
Wish my hands were steady enough to do something like that. Nowadays
It is lovely, but it would take some 'bravery' to try!
of course the good thing about getting older is it's a fine excuse for being a
bit silly sometimes, a lady i knew used to always demand a fork and knife in
McDonald's
On 03.03.2012, at 19:56, Clay Blackwell clayblackw...@comcast.net
Hello all,
While organizing the Christmas exchange this last year I was asked
about a book exchange by quite a few newer members who did not feel
they were ready for the Christmas exchange. It has been several years
since the last bookmark exchange and after consulting with Jenny
Brandis I
Afternoon everyone,
This is a reminder that your lace cards are due in the mail tomorrow.
If you are going to be more than a day or two late please let me know.
Do not forget to send pictures to either me or Jenny Brandis so we can
ensure they are posted on the site. Thank you all for your
Hi Arachnids,
I have sent out the match ups for the Christmas Lace Excahnge. If you
do not receive it within a few hours, let me know.
Remember to have your lace in the mail as close to December 5th as
possible.
Thanks,
Amber
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Does anyone know if there is anything lace related going on anywhere in or
within about 40 miles of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, at the end of May, or first
week in June. We are hoping to be there for the Rugby 7's so I thought I
might get chance to see something beautiful as well as all those rugged
We had a very enjoyable day today when the Norfolk Lacemakers and lacemaking
groups from all over Norfolk demonstrated and displayed lots of lace both
modern and antique at the Forum in Norwich City.
The Forum is right in the middle of the city and houses the library and the
local radio
Hello, again, to my Lace Friends,
I have not been on the arachne mailing list for some time - due to Life in
Generl, daughter's marriage, relocation of workplace house, husband's
retirement in particular.
At present I am visiting my son in Chicago. I am wondering if any lacers are
here, and
Nothing to do with computers, but there's a lace chess board made of
separate torchon squares, all slightly different, in 'Lace' issue 3. Don't
know the year, but it's before 2000.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Sorry - missed a digit out of the issue of 'Lace' which has the chessboard.
It's issue 31, not 3.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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I'm visiting an old friend (who's a bit of a computer whiz) I haven't seen in
years and am planning on making a lace gift to take with me. however I'm
finding it near imposible to think of what to make him!
Does anyone have any sugestions, ideas, ect?
I flitted with the idea of a
Hi all,
Coming out of lurkdom to ask about lace in Germany. As a group we are
planning to go to the Tonder Lace Festival next June in Denmark, but as we
want to make it a holiday for about 6-7 days we are looking for some other
places to visit.
We are planning to stay in Northern Germany and
A friend of mine is moving to Hants in 2 weeks time to a place called Pitch
Field I am not sure whether that is a place name or the sheltered housing
name but she will be looking for a lace tutor or lace group in the
neighbourhood can anyone tell me so that I can pass the information on to
her.
I get the lace chat digest, but there hasn't been one since 9th June - is
that correct? Is everyone too busy making lace?
Margery.
=
margerybu...@o2.co.uk in North Hertfordshire, UK
=
To
Margery Allcock wrote:
I get the lace chat digest, but there hasn't been one since 9th June - is
that correct? Is everyone too busy making lace?
I've been on holiday - made some lace whilst I was away too.
Lesley
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I suspect that a good many of us live quite sedentary lives to begin
with, and when we add in a sedentary hobby, voila.
At the least, every hour we spend lacing (or chatting about lacing)
is an hour we AREN'T exercising - unless you've managed to prop a
pillow or a laptop on a treadmill!
--
I've been knitting recently also. I like to do something in the evenings
which don't strain my eyes.
I have 10 balls of Noro Silk Garden which I bought while living in MA,
USA, I liked the stripped scarves that some knitters were making. See
Hi Pene -
I'm looking forward to seeing Nancy Bush's new book too! It's an
eagerly awaited book, it sounds like!!
Yesterday, I finished the first sock in a pair I'm knitting from Noro
Kureyon wool. This worked up quickly, and kept my hands busy while I
felt too miserable to make lace
PM
Subject: Re: [lace-chat] Lace Knitting
Hi Pene -
I'm looking forward to seeing Nancy Bush's new book too! It's an eagerly
awaited book, it sounds like!!
Yesterday, I finished the first sock in a pair I'm knitting from Noro
Kureyon wool. This worked up quickly, and kept my hands busy while
: [lace-chat] Lace Knitting
I've been knitting recently also. I like to do something in the evenings
which don't strain my eyes.
I have 10 balls of Noro Silk Garden which I bought while living in MA,
USA, I liked the stripped scarves that some knitters were making. See
http://yarnloopie.blogspot.com
Hi I am usually a lurker, but would like to know if this item is a type of
honiton lace, or as I suspact something like Branscombe that has fillings put
into a machine made tape.
Item no 120321291726.
This seller has other items for sale that are also described as Honiton.
Sue in wet and windy
Hello Everyone
An anyone tell me about a beginners book or website which teaches
the technique of Gravenmoerse Lace please??
Daphne soggy Norfolk England
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Admittedly, the subject is related to lace but it would be a bit of a
stretch to post this to the lace list so I'm posting to lace chat.
http://www.boingboing.net/2008/08/25/lacy-steampunk-earth.html
Description: Artist Wim Delvoye's Gothic series features a
collection of beautiful earth-moving
Admittedly, the subject is related to lace but it would be a bit of a
stretch to post this to the lace list so I'm posting to lace chat.
http://www.boingboing.net/2008/08/25/lacy-steampunk-earth.html
Description: Artist Wim Delvoye's Gothic series features a
collection of beautiful earth-moving
Sue wrote:
This is what I saw... in the title.
Cotton Lace Fabric Handmade Patchwork Quilting Dress
and it distinctly says fabric handmade...
The seller has just put all the words she can think of that people might
search by in the title so that she reaches as many potential buyers as
I recently taught a beginning bobbin lace class and several of us are going to
try to meet once a month, Sunday afternoon, in Columbus OH. We are members of
the SCA and our primary interest is pre-1600 lace, but anyone is welcome.
If you know of anyone in the area that might be interested,
This was on Chat. I'm replying to both lists.
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Found this today whilst browsing:
http://www.specialistauctions.com/auctiondetails.php?id=1060879
Surely, it's made from machine lace?
I'm not on lace, so feel free to forward :)
Regards, Ann
in
Hello,
Yes, cat and dog fur sure can get into lace. But just try and imagine what
bunny fur does!
Such fun, but my bunny is worth it ;-)
Nancy
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Click here to find a huge selection of computer desks amp; furniture.
I agree they're curtain weights[.
I keep a very cheap, lightweight fleece jacket (a free gift from a mail
order company, so you can imagine the quality) in the boot of my car in case
I get the weather wrong and feel chilly and have nothing else with me. It's
not much good for anything other
Hi I am usually a lurker, but I am puzzled as to what type pf lace one would
use lead weights for. Take a look at ebay item no 200124637133. I would have
said that they are curtain weights, but does anyone have any other suggestions
as to their use?
Sue
In very wet Southampton UK
I am so pleased, I have just received my copy of Lace and there is my
little dog in the pets corner sleeping peacefully in his usual place
head on pillow (lace that is).
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk
UK
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I saw that photo thought it was so cute!
Shirlee in Michigan
Sue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am so pleased, I have just received my copy of Lace and there is my
little dog in the pets corner sleeping peacefully in his usual place
head on pillow (lace that is).
Sue M
I'm all ready for an early start tomorrow morning to be there for a
1:00pm workshop.
I dare say Malvary is already in England, but just in case you're not
I've downloaded your route from Google.
1. Go to www.google.com
2. Click on maps.
3. Click on get directions.
4. Go from Ottawa Canada to
I dare say Malvary is already in England, but just in case you're not I've
downloaded your route from Google.
5. Make sure you leave enough time for step 23.
6. See you in Reading
Brenda
I don't think your assistance will get Malvary there in time, if she hasn't
already left!
Swim
Dear Sue,
As a very keen Bucks Point lace maker I was looking at some lace sites
to study various types of lace and have been completely perplexed as to
the difference between Bucks Point and Tonder, to me they look identical
can anyone point me in the right direction as to the differences if
I thought this book was expensive but the seller insists it is cheap.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemih=006sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AITviewitem=item=160097622198rd=1rd=1
Ann
Yorkshire UK
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this book is out of print and does not come up for sale very often, when it
does it usually goes for about £35 I think. Her price is a bit steep but you
never know she might find a buyer
jenny barron
Scotland
I thought this book
was expensive but the seller insists it is cheap.
I asked this seller why the book comanded such a high price, was it a signed
copy, or a first edition. The reply was it is out of print. The price seems
rather high, but I wish them luck in finding a buyer.
Sue in sunny Southampton UK
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Not only is the price of the book rather steep but the postage and
packing is over the top as well.
Eve
London, UK.
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I have been using a cool website called http://www.campusi.com to find
the lowest price on books and it shows this book going for $39.86 USD
at Proxis.be.
Shere'e
Seattle, WA USA
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Not only
DD sent this link to me, thought I would find it interesting.
I found it interesting what lacemakers found as a new product for
their lace.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17647419/
Carol Melton
Valley of the Sun
Where it might get to 100 deg F this weekend. What happened to spring?
Phoenix,
From the BBC News website:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/6312429.stm
Renowned lace makers in the Polish village of Koniakow have found a new way
of boosting sales - sexy underwear.
Artisans who used to create gowns and altar cloths for customers such as the
late Pope now craft
A friend of mine found this and sent it to another list that I am on. I
figured I would forward this on in case other lacemakers want to go see it.
Place of Lace
The first Pacific Northwest museum exhibit since the 1960's devoted
solely to antique lace will be at the White River Valley
Hi All,
After a pretty grim year, things seem to be improving, and my husband and I
have taken the plunge and booked a holiday for a fortnight in North Wales!
We hope that the chaos and confusion after a year of bereavements and illness
will be alleviated in the peace and quiet of a remote
I thought it was interesting to open the pages of our small, local newspaper
and see an article about an artist who paints lace! The newspaper publishes
online, and I'm not sure how long the stories are held there - but for
anyone curious you can see it at the following link
There's a drawing of a BL mat in the Royal Academy of Arts Summer
Exhibition 2006 - (in London until 20 August) It wasn't selected for
the exhibition book and I can't now identify it from the catalogue.
White ink on a grey background. A 'torchon with tallies' edged
traycloth with drawn
A couple of year ago at the lace conference in Victoria there was a lace table
for the raffle. At the time, I made note of the email addy of the maker:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Now that I'm ready to purchase one, I emailed this addy
and it bounced back. Anyone have any information? This table was
The other evening I saw the ad for the Table Mate on TV.
The info is:
1-800-929-4501 www.tablemate.com
The price was 29.95, I think
Welcome back to all convention goers,
Linda, the string-a-holic in Oregon where it's back to being our lovely
summer.
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I found it in the As Seen on TV store at the local mall. I only paid $15.
for the Table Mate II.
Lorri
The other evening I saw the ad for the Table Mate on TV.
The info is:
1-800-929-4501 www.tablemate.comhttp://www.tablemate.com/
The price was 29.95, I think
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Close inspection shows, alas, that the laciest bits are
artifacts of hard-to-gather data.
I found this while reading More Words, Deeper Hole
http://www.livejournal.com/users/james_nicoll/
--
Joy Beeson
.
Malvary in Ottawa
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Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2006 12:06 PM
Subject: [lace-chat] lace postcard
Hi spiders
I've recently obtained a postcard depicting a lacemaker, details are 3945
The Wyndham Series and it shows
Can anyone point me to the Lace-Chat Archive website???
I've lost the details for getting rid of price label sticky residue, and I
know
I asked about it this time alst year :(
Regards, Ann
in Llanmerewig, Mid-Wales, U.K.
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Here is an ebay postcard auction with a slightly
different theme.
Look for Item 7388662702.
Alice in Oregon -- where it's cold but sunny today
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I can barely try to think when I joined, it seems to me about 3 years ago,
roughly a year after my son died. I don't have any commemorative bobbins, I
would love to get into this action.
Lynn
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I am
longing to go fore rides, but first in martch, is put away for the winter.
Dorte
Why wait My little scooter (it won't grow up!) takes me to work every
day through the winter as well as summer (For nearly 5 years now)! It lives
outside under a nice cover. I wrap up warm and thaw my
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From: Dorte Tennison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Lynne Cumming [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2005 7:03 PM
Subject: Re: [lace-chat] Lace and biker chicks
Hello Lynne
a lot of bikers don't use their bikes in winter, for 4 month, they only pay
insurance
Thank you Johanna Brown from Owen Sound, ON, for the lovely treble clef
book mark.
It was made with gold metallic thread and mounted on a dark green back
ground. It really makes the piece shine!
I will use it in my choir book.
Lynn Dewitt, Anchorage, AK
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I have just received a beautiful lace Angel from Lisa Thompson of Plano, Tx.
She is mounted on a midnight blue foil card which really sets the white and
gold of the angel.
Thank you very much, Lisa, she will be placed in a prominent display spot this
year and for years to come.
I have been
Check out the Astronomy Picture of the day for December 6th, 2005.
It is titled The Veil Nebula Unveiled.
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
Penelope Piip
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Tamara wrote:
For non-US Arachneans who, doubtless, are reading this and are
*appalled* at our frivolity... :)
Not really. In the UK the price of personalised number plates varies, but
you can only choose from plates that already exist but are not assigned to a
car already. You can sell your
The car with the number plate ER 2 lives in my small town. it belongs to
local restaurateur Eddie Rabbiotti.
Patricia in Wales
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Hi everyone, and Janice
Tamara has started you off nicely with suggestions - the first lace plate
I'd ever seen was in an article in The Lacemaker (of The Lacemakers'
Circle, UK), September 1993. The plate belonged to one Shirley Burbidge in
Western Australia, and her plate said simply L A C E
I wanted to thank you for my lovely card and ornament. I received it last
week and it is already on my lace Christmas tree.
My card will be ready to mail to California before the deadline I hope.
Oh a major miracle story to relate to you all (or all ya'll, since I am from
the deep South).
Dear friends,
I suggested to my family, that they would make a lovely Christmas present,
but strongly feel, my suggestion fell on stony ground :-(
They are absolutely beautiful, many thanks for the ref;
Regards,
Pauline
in Somerset. U.K. (Where we have a real clear sky, a
Hi everyone
For those who have signed up already, you should have heard back from me,
confirming you are 'in' and another message with the name of your
recipient. If you have been expecting to hear from me, and haven't -
please do write again - asap!
For everyone else: This is a last call for
i just wanted everyone to read what umbralace said about bobbin lace
and other type of laces. many of you were writing about how they
didn't think raised tallies and etc... were not allowed. also the
topic is not just flowers and geometrics, it is anything so long as it
looks festive. here is
i just suggested that they carry books on the subject of bobbinlace. i
don't really know enough about the books to suggest one, but i agree i
surely woulnd't suggest the amy dawson book. that is the one i used
from the library to learn from, and the library conveniently got rid of
it. i am sure
Susan wrote:
i'm going to write some stores for suggestions, and maybe they will at
least carry the book.
Which book are you going to suggest? I own around 200 hundred books on
bobbin lacemaking alone without those on needlelace, Carrickmacross, tambour
lace, crochet, etc. Of the bobbin
i'm going to write some stores for suggestions, and maybe they will at
least carry the book. it would probably have worked the same here at
our library if someone had checked it out, it would have been still
here. i can do the same by doing an inter-library loan, and our
library will more than
I would very much like to see the notecards that Janice Blair writes about,
but when I tried clicking on the blue address, I could not get into the
photos. Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong, please? Thank you.
Dee Palin
Gloucestershire
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Ooops, after I typed in the subject on my last two messages I automatically
pressed enter and they disappeared. All I was going to post was that for
those having trouble getting to see the note cards, I usually enter the
webshots page on my saved url which is
Hi All,
I have had the CDs and the tapes on today - they kept me from
homicide/suicide when I realised that what I had spent several hours putting
right, wasn't wrong anyway! I was a tad miffed ...
I play a lot of Gregorian chant, and it is very soothing, but I have been
listening to Lakme,
Moving this from Lace to Chat, as it could get to be a very
chatty type of thread!
Once a Beach Boys fan, always a Beach Boys fan. Their
music never ages. I feel sorry for today's teens and their
deadly boring music.
But making lace?I too prefer the classics as I lace, and
again, the
i never liked the spangled bobbins, but i think this website has some
beautiful ones. i might trade my continentals in or put them away and
start collecting the spangled ones.
http://bobbins.lacefairy.com/
from susan in tennessee,u.s.a.
Am wondering if there are any Midlands lace bobbin stores in Canada?
Shirlee
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Hi everyone
Mostly this is chatty, not lace - I went to see the latest
Star Wars episode (I guess after this there won't be another 'latest'
episode, unless a made-for-tv one ) - in the previous one, Ep. II, Padme
wore two gorgeous lacey costumes. One was her wedding dress, the other was
a
Here is an all lace jacket of Irish crochet and filet lace. It's rather
pretty. The price is still reasonable right now.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=8306270879
Alice in Oregon -- where summer has arrived for a day or two.
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Subject: [lace-chat] Lace 'At Home' - Essex/Suffolk, UK
Hi All,
A great day was had yesterday! I hosted an 'At Home' Lacemaking Day - it
was
advertised in Essex Lace Makers newsletter, but unfortunately not
advertised
in the Suffolk
message below, and feel that the
second paragraph explains the reason that it was mainly Essex ladies there,
as well as my class members - perhaps if you read it more carefully, you
would agree.
Carol - in Suffolk UK
Subject: [lace-chat] Lace 'At Home' - Essex/Suffolk, UK
Your implication
Hi All,
A great day was had yesterday! I hosted an 'At Home' Lacemaking Day - it was
advertised in Essex Lace Makers newsletter, but unfortunately not advertised
in the Suffolk Lace Makers Newsletter, so we had a lounge full of mainly Essex
ladies - and my students - making lace, with a lot of
Hi All
Sorry to cross-post but I wanted to reach as many people as possible.
The Guild of Irish Lacemakers are having a weekend of lacemaking from July
22 to 24 in Ireland. It is a residential workshop at An Grianan (College of
Further Education) in Termonfekin, Co Louth. The classes offered
Hi folk
I've no doubt that this one has been asked before, but a friend has asked
about any museums, shops etc in Brussels that are of interest to a
lacemaker? She will not be able to travel to Brugge.
Can anyone suggest places to go to see etc?
Many thanks
Nicky in sunny Suffolk
To
Hi Spiders
For anyone in Suffolk and in particular the Lowestoft area the place to be
on April 9th is Carlton Colville for Suffolk Lacemakers second lace day of
the year. We have Jo Firth and Geoff Mudge attending as suppliers and our
speaker is Leslie Sercombe. Should be another good day, I'm
Many years ago I saw a photo of a sea-star that looked as if a
lacemaker had thought that it needed some decoration added.
What do other arachneans think?
http://www.scuba-equipment-usa.com/marine/MAY04/Vermilion_Biscuit_Star(Pentagonaster_duebeni).html
Isn't nature full of surprises sometimes?
Jane wrote:
Yippee! It's arrived! Thanks ever so much Tamara. I have wanted this
stamp ever since I have known of its existence. The decision now is whether
to put it in my stamp album or with all my lace memorabilia. I'll decide
once I have shown it to everyone. :-)
I keep all my lace
Hi Liz and spiders
Sorry to burst your halcyon bubble Liz, but I'd have to disagree with you,
we are not buying the same products for the same price, anything but. The
cost of lacemaking materials has increased just like everything else. Look
at the price for a book 10- 15 years ago, just had a
Dear Spiders,
Sorry for the late request but my DH and I are leaving Friday for 18 days in
Rome, Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast. Our base in Tuscany is Montecatini, from
which we will be visiting Florence, Pisa, Lucca, San Gimignano, and Siena, and
our base on the Amalfi Coast will be Sorrento
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