Merino lanolin skin cream can be ordered in the USA and Canada from Black
Diamond Supply in Hamilton, Montana. They have a web site but take
orders by phone. I don't think it is very expensive for the results
obtained. They have different sizes. Thanks for suggesting this,
Malvery.
Sorry, Gentle Spiders, I couldn't get the URL for the Black Diamond
Supply to work. Try to Google Merino Lanolin Cream and see if that
works. I think Black Diamond Supply is changing their web page to be able
to take orders on line. Hope so anyway.
Happy Lacemaking,
Betty Ann in Roanoke, Virginia
A brief word of warning. If you are at all allergic to wool (makes you
itch when wearing it) this cream will do nothing for itchy skin. I found E45
made my itchy skin worse for that reason.
Patricia in Wales
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Hi Janice and all,
The comb is part of formal dressing related with religious ceremonies,
and or regional costumes (Valencia and Andalusia), and helps to stylize
the figure of the Spanish women when wearing mantillas. At the same time
helps to fix the proper mantilla too. The woman chooses
As for making beds in silk, I am currently working a collar in silk, which I
started when I was attending one of Barbara Underwood's courses at Knuston
and she had no problem with it.Indeed she pointed us in the direction of
a supplier where you could buy cones of silk thread! Again if
They look absolutely beautiful, the combs and the lace, somehow making the
wearing look elegant and glamourous.
I made one up once for a competition, got 3rd, so obviously not too bad,
g.
I have always been a lover of lace and lace in clothing.
Sue T, Dorset UK
Hi Janice and all,
The comb is
In Edinburgh we said sky blue pink with dots on. I never asked what
colour the dots were ...
Margery.
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In deepest, darkest Northamptonshire its sky blue pink with black and white
spots!
Diana
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Glad I was able to help some people :-) We really have my doctor for
that. While consulting her about something else I remarked that my skin as
dry
and so itchy that I came close to breaking the skin at times and E45 didn't
seem to help. She said it wouldn't because of the lanolin and
Hello fellow spiders
In Norfolk its sky blue pink with yellow dots on.
We also have bishy bishy barney bee used to describe a ladybird.
What other little sayings are there??
Daphne Weather can`t make its mind up Norfolk England
Jacquie is quite right. In fact, I had started a message to that effect
last night, then decided to go to bed instead. (Although I think it might
have been sky blue pink with rainbow stripes). Oh, and by the way, Jacquie
doesn't have a tv.
Good luck in the rally on Sunday, sis!
Malvary in
Hi
I too am allergic to lanolin. But I have some E45 cream at home (not
sure which sort) which doesn't have lanolin in. It pays to read the
label.
Alison in Essex UK
where the rain clouds have turned into blue skies for a change
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So, what color is Sky Blue Pink? I LOVE color, much of my career being based
upon it, and so am very curious! :-)
It turns out that is began in the US, and then to UK, something made up in a
children's book and info is here:
http://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-sky1.htm
I would think that a
Is there any chance that this conversation could be moved to Lace Chat
please?
Thank you.
Sr. Claire
On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 17:16, Susan Reishus elationrelat...@yahoo.comwrote:
So, what color is Sky Blue Pink? I LOVE color, much of my career being
based upon it, and so am very curious!
Just to be clear, my comments about using these products was to remove the
sericin from tussah silk in fabric and yarn. In no way am I suggesting that
one use it for bobbin lace, though I suppose it could be used to cut the
grease etc., as it is stellar in removing lanolin from wool, and often
Keep in ind that lanolin will yellow with age, so be careful about touching
threads. As an example, a gentleman commented on my lace knitting at the mall
while we were both waiting, and that the Fisherman sweater he bought in Ireland
was so very yellow, and I explained to him that silk and
Hello everybody,
This is a new website of a french lacemaker and paper lace? (I don't
know the word in english). I was with her in a manifestation last week.
http://pagesperso-orange.fr/anne-marie.piotte.fr/
Have a good day
Sof in France
With rain
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Hello Sof,
I love the parasols!
Thanks for sharing with us this wonderful website.
Agnes Boddington - UK
Sof wrote:
Hello everybody,
This is a new website of a french lacemaker and paper lace? (I don't
know the word in english). I was with her in a manifestation last week.
Hello everyone
I am looking for a copy of Bobbin Lace in Peniche, to buy - within North
America. I could order it overseas from B. Fay Verlag, but if anyone in NA
has a used copy they would be willing to sell please contact me privately. I
have looked for it at our larger suppliers to no avail.
This appears to me to be 'Paragamo' which is dry embossing and piercing on
'parchment' paper.
There are web sites that sells all the tools for this craft. It is one I
have on my list to 'someday'.
Lorri
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Lorri wrote:
This appears to me to be 'Paragamo' which is dry embossing and piercing on
'parchment' paper.
I know it as 'pergamano'. I do it. I make birthday cards in pergamano.
There are lots of instructions ad patterns on the web. You can start with a
tool with a ball on the end for
Sister Claire wrote:
Is there any chance that this conversation could be moved to Lace Chat
please?
How do I join the chat list, please? Sometimes I'd just like to chat to
other lacemakers rather than discuss technical aspects
Thanks in advance.
Lesley
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In my upbringing, sky blue pink was an imaginary or nonsense color. The
parents used the term when the kids' questions either became annoying or if it
was to be a surprise/secret and the parents weren't going to give an
informative answer. When Dad started giving nonsense answers, we knew it
Sister Claire wrote:
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How do I join the chat list, please? Sometimes I'd just like to chat to
other lacemakers rather than discuss technical aspects
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Lesley
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In much the same way as you joined the lace group, Lesley.
Send an email to majord...@arachne.com and in the message type:
Subscribe lace-chat@(your email address)
Don't put anything else in (like Please and thank you) otherwise you
confuse the computer-programme!!
Ruth
How do I join the
Agnes wrote:
I think Jacquie watches too much advertising on tv: Simples - can you do
the sound effect too?
I love both the adverts (especially the second one where Sergei already
have worms) and I've tried desperately to do the sound effect - but I
can't.
Jean in Poole Dorset, UK
To
H
1. What advert?
2. blauwe hemel met schapenwolkjes. blue heaven with sheeps wool?
Wrong colour Agnes!!
Sky blue pink is the colour that the sky goes just before sunset! Not
the orange, look further up!! The yellow dots are when you've been
looking at the sun! That goldy
My Grandad would describe them as 'jigamatwist with a thingummybob on
top/underneath/at the side.' or the other way round, depending on
if we got there first!
Don't we have some really descriptive phrases for unknown things in
our vocabulary!
Sue in EY
On 15 May 2009, at 08:14, Lynne
Hi
In my family the description for unknown items is A whim whom for weedles to
grind smoke on this used to make my children think, so a little peace was
had.
Sue
in Southampton UK where the rain has not stopped all day.
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Sister Claire wrote:
Is there any chance that this conversation could be moved to Lace
Chat
please?
How do I join the chat list, please?
Oops this was just supposed to go to Lesley Blonde moment
girls!!
Sue
On 15 May 2009, at 20:11, Sue Duckles wrote:
send an email to lace-chat@arachne.com and just put the word subscribe
into it.
Sue in EY
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Sister Claire wrote:
Is
Well done!
Sue
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On May 15, 2009, at 15:26, Sue Duckles wrote:
Well done!
Sue
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