I have been trying to contact Jeri Ames for a month or more now with no
success. I have used her aol address and her gmail address but no answer.
Does anyone know if she is ok?
Janis Savage in South Africa
where the whole country is on lockdown due to the corona virus.
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Cotona 30) or find another 'sewing cotton' of the same
thickness, possibly using Brenda Paternoster's charts in her book on Threads.
Janis Savage in South Africa,
where it has been almost too hot to make lace recently (up to 36 C), but today
seems to be a little cooler
is superb. the photo on your file does not do it justice. I am
very pleased with it.
I did not join the christmas exchange this year due to the postal problems
and getting my lace act together again. I hope to participate next year
again.
Greetings from Janis Savage in Honeydew, South Africa where
to
make up these designs was to change the side of the footside.
I hope that this makes sense and if anyone has problems with my theory I am
willing to listen.
Lace greetings from
Janis in South Africa
where the sun is shining again today after some serious rain in the past
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What is this all about? As a lacemaker who is not interested in other people's
arguments I don't even want to read about it.
Please Avital, censor all this badmouthing so we can all get back to the
friendly group that this has always been.
Janis in South Africa
on a Christmas card for you now, you may just about receive it in
time for the festive season.
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take my children to feed the swans on the River Ouse in Bedford
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Thanks Bev.
A nice article but no mention of the Honiton lace for her wedding dress, made
by the villagers of Beer.
Hello Janis and everyone
Not sure if this will answer your question, but there is a nice write-up here
about the TV Victoria's costumes:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/fashion/people
is antique or was
it especially made for the series?
Did any of our UK spiders take part?
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So sad to see a much loved organization fall apart.
You will be very much missed.
Janis in South Africa
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Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2017 1:14 PM
Since then I have tried to 'pay it forward' as often as possible, in as many
ways as I can - but the time has come for me
A beautiful bookmark from Jenny Brandis has finally arrived along with the
pricking and instructions.
Thank you Jenny. It is lovely and I also love it's name of 'Star Light, Star
Bright bookmark.
I will think of you always when I use it.
Lace greetings from
Janis Savage
in South Africa
So sorry to all. I forgot to crop my message.
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children clubbed together and got
me a start-up kit to get online.
Lace greetings from
Janis Savage in South Africa (where the postal system has still not delivered
my much anticipated bookmark)
Subject: [lace] About OUR Exhibition of 1998
Dear Friends,
Today I
off the end of the old and beginning of the new threads later
when no tension will pull on it. If your plait is tensioned nice and tight,
the join will not show and it will be held very firmly.
I hope this helps
Janis in Honeydew, South Africa
Hello All
What a lovely article. I do hope that you get some new members to join your
group of lovely ladies.
Janis in Honeydew, South Africa
Allow me to share the marvelous article that just came out in our local
newspaper about our Guild, the Oregon Trail Lacemakers. We have been an IOLI
charter member
I can almost remember seeing a picture of this fan on a facebook page some
years ago. It was absolutely stunning. I don't know if I could find this
picture again. Maybe someone else can find this picture. I did share it with
friends at the time on my facebook page.
Janis in South Africa
.
Louis and Rhoda have not been back since, but if anyone is planning a trip to
India thee may still be some lacemakers there in the southern tip and Mrs
Mendez shop might be run by her son now.
Good luck in your search
Janis Savage in South Africa
where autumn is approaching.
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I have just received Lace No. 165 and on browsing through it, I read Gwynnedd
Roberts article on Lace in Fashion - 1874.
Quite by chance I have just finished reading The biography on Mrs Isabella
Beeton, of Mrs Beetons Book of Household Management fame.
Mrs Beeton and her husband Sam went on to
well-known so that you can include Eeva-Liisa Kortelahti's lace as well.
Good luck with the project.
Janis in South Africa
where the summer weather is fabulous
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Hello All! Today I'm seeking advice to fi
How beautiful Antjie!
I have downloaded the file for future reference. I have seen some of the
prickings before but have not tried any. Now I feel inspired. One of my dreams
is to attend one of the big Spanish lace days with hundreds of lacemakers.
Janis in South Africa
Thanks to a link on Facebook I have just been looking at the winning entry in
the 2016/17 Festival of Light in Amsterdam.
It is a 12m x 6.8m piece of lace suspended over one of the canals in
Amsterdam. They had to make the design in crochet to give it strength but it
looks quite authentic in the
days and the reporter from the local
newspaper came to take pics and interview the organisers, so we hope to be in
next week's edition. When I get some pictures back from our photographer I
will put them on our website and tell you where to find them.
Lace greetings from
Janis in South Africa
Is the list very quit or have I somehow removed myself from it by mistake?
The last message I had was on 8th October.
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Well said Alex!
Hang the washing, let's make lace
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I consider my bobbins as tools of my trade, as they were originally meant to
be. I have no interest in the resale value of my
So sorry to all, I was so eager to put my thoughts down that I forgot to trim
the post. I will try to remember next time.
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by using an antique bobbin, I think that it brings it back to life and it is
usually very difficult to work with a broken bobbin.
Thanks for all the work you do on the history of our tools.
Janis in South Africa
From: owner-l...@arachne.com <owne
but to anywhere in the world.
I am busy at the moment finishing off a few projects as it is exhibition year
this year, for the embroidery guild as well as the lace guild.
You already know my postal address and email.
Lace Greetings from
Janis Savage
From: owner-l
Hi Helen
I am 1B and 2B
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to one of these places for people to try it out?
We do not have such places in South Africa, as far as I know, but I think they
are a great idea.
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don't have to.
As I told you before, I will treasure this bookmark and use it to replace the
one I lost to the second-hand book shop.
Many thanks from
Janis in a chilly Honeydew, South Africa
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Hi Sally
Thank you so much for this information. This list is such a mine of
information with such helpful members.
I have forwarded this on to Roselyn and hope that she will be able to get in
touch with the lacemakers there and maybe even take part in the Idrija
course.
Many thanks from
Janis
Thank you Carolina
I have just spent a very happy half hour looking at the fashion show in Tonder
and then the Spanish Lace Day in Barcelona and then your creations in lace.
How I wish I could create so much. Congratulations on all your work.
Janis Savage
in South Africa
can
tell us all about it when she returns.
Many thanks from
Janis in South Africa
where winter is definitely here.
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also to Arachne. You are my "go to" place when I have questions that
need to be answered. There is always someone who has the answer I need and at
the tip of Africa here, we do not feel so far away.
Thanks all.
Janis Savage
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I did not receive your original message, Frauke, but picked it up on the
responses.
That is very clever and shows that we can get inspiration from anywhere.
thanks for sharing it.
Janis in Honeydew, South Africa
> On 19 May 2016, at 08:23, Frauke Lorenz <fraukelor...@web.de> wrote:
Oh dear. Another special lacemaker lost to us all. I do hope that her Lace
Fairy website will stay where it is. I often looked at it for information on
different laces and alway told a new lacer to look on the Lace Fairy site for
inspiration. My condolences to her family and friends
Janis
So sorry to hear of your loss and the loss of another lacemaker with all
her invaluable knowledge. She will be missed by all.
Condolences from
Janis in South Africa
On 4/13/2016 10:01 AM, Linda Walton wrote:
> This is to let you all know that Linda Walton, a member of this group
> and m
to Prince
Henry of Battenberg.'
It is not clear in this article whether it was called Battenberg before this
time. Maybe her sister invented it but Sarah made it popular and gave it a name
by winning the first prize.
Janis Savage in South Africa
where autumn is definitely here now.
On 4/11
It is always sad to lose a lacemaking friend, especially one as
accomplished as Eeva.
May she always be remembered.
Janis Savage
in South Africa where the first hint of autumn is in the air.
On 3/29/2016 9:47 AM, pene piip wrote:
> Sad news: Estonian lacemaker Eeva Talts has died at the
it is convenient for me I will change my subscribing
address and dump Hotmail.
Janis in South Africa
where we had the hottest summer since records began. Fortunately autumn
is on it's way now.
On 3/14/2016 4:57 AM, Amanda Babcock Furrow wrote:
> That is almost certainly because the original email ab
Thank you for the info Brenda.
Is it still a nice thread for la
On 2015/08/14 10:52 AM, Brenda Paternoster wrote:orth buying?
It is so difficult to know what is good to buy when we are so far away.
Janis in South Africa
Coats/Anchor Lace thread was supposedly a replacement foce or not wr
Is this the thread which is now being sold as Anchor Lace Thread?
Janis in South Africa
On 2015/08/12 03:47 PM, Susan wrote:
Thank you Kathleen! I had searched under every word listed on the label but didn't find it
so now I've made a note in my book. At IOLI, I attended Allie Marguccio's
but the
lacemakers here were spoiled by the 2 of them for many years.
Greetings from
Janis Savage
in Honeydew, Gauteng, South Africa
where we are having a mostly mild winter now.
On 2015/07/21 02:25 PM, David C COLLYER wrote:
Dear Friends,
Recently my older sister returned from a trip to the UK
to hear it.
This was a once in a lifetime opportunity to hear this talk on lace when
we are so far away from the centres of lace in Europe and we all felt so
privileged.
Janis in South Africa, about to go to bed and dream about being able to
make such amazing lace.
Janis Savage
t/a The Lace
and where we are invited to.
As for an International lacemaking day, Spring and Augumn would
definitely be preferred, when it is neither too hot or too cold.
Janis Savage
from Honeydew, Johannesburg
Arachne is an international group. My messages of June 15 and 16 have
acknowledged
am
asked I can give a well informed answer.
There is always something new to learn about making lace.
Janis in South Africa
Where winter has not quite arrived yet.
On 2015/05/28 08:21 AM, Alex Stillwell wrote:
You mentioned that the problem was the right side picots and, as Lyn passed
memory alive.
Janis in South Africa
where we are having warm and sunny autumn days
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Janis Savage
t/a The Lace Place,
P O Box 2126,
Honeydew, 2040,
South Africa
www.thelaceplace.co.za
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Thanks for all your hard work on our account. I will probably buy a
bobbin too.
Regards from
Janis Savage in South Africa
On 2015/03/26 08:17 AM, The Lace Bee wrote:
Like Cindy, I too must have missed something as I would also be interested in a
bobbin. However at this time Im barely reading
Great work and a very interesting puzzle. Did you make it in gold thread?
Janis in South Africa
On 2015/02/21 11:33 PM, Beth McCasland wrote:
Many thanks to Sue Babb's quick help!
I've up-load photo of the sample piece of 17th century bobbin lace that I
worked on - the lace is in an album
of the stops on the PODFA lace tour in Holland? I fell in love with it then.
Janis in South Africa where the weather is glorious. 30 C most days and
lots of sunshine.
On 2015/01/10 06:19 PM, Bev Walker wrote:
Hello Miriam and everyone
The lace display is absolutely stunning! The link to see it is
https
Congratulations Janice on another award winning piece of lace. What a
history of great ideas and excellent workmanship!
from Janis in South Africa
On 2014/11/20 07:03 PM, Janice Blair wrote:
This photo of a newly discovered mosaic reminded me of a beautiful piece of
lace made by Alexander
I agree Noelene 100%.
Another great poem.
Thanks from
Janis Savage
in Honeydew, South Africa
On 2014/11/08 05:22 AM, Noelene Lafferty wrote:
Retirement.
They all promised me
when retirement was due,
I'd be doing so much with my lace.
I'd have oodles of time
To plan and create,
And have
but if I did I
think you had better remove it. I hope that by next Christmas my life
will have settled down again. I am so grateful for my lacemaking friends
who are helping me to get through this difficult time.
Seasons Greetings to all Arachneans.
From Janis Savage
in Honeydew South Africa where we
Dear Brian
I just want to say congratulations on your continuing obsession with the
history of lace bobbins.
We need more mad people like you in this world!
I look forward to hearing more about your investigations.
Janis in South Africa
On 2014/05/14 12:27 PM, Brian Lemin wrote
skills such as in Torchon lace.
I say let her start with Bruges lace and be happy with her efforts. The
rest will come later.
Janis Savage in South Africa.
On 2014/04/24 05:29 PM, hottl...@neo.rr.com wrote:
Since my friend is just starting out was drawn to the Bruges laces, must she
start
Thank you for another so appropriate poem, Noelene.
We are all so lucky to have a wonderful craft to, not only, bring us
pleasure but keeps us in contact with so many like-minded friends.
from
Janis Savage
on a lovely sunny morning in South Africa
As old age encroaches things start going wrong
This is quite beautiful Vila.
While on Flickr, I took the opportunity to look at your other photos of
your lace and weaving too. It is all quite inspiring.
Janis in South Africa
On 2014/01/14 04:37 PM, Vila Cox wrote:
This is my most challenging lace project so far.
http://www.flickr.com
to turn up in charity shops or suchlike. It is made from fancy
tapes. No bobbin lace required.
Best wishes for finding a way to repair it.
Janis Savage in South Africa
On 2014/01/06 01:38 AM, Sue Babbs wrote:
A friend's granddaughter is getting married in September, and thinking
of wearing
Just for the record, neither of the 2 pictures of Miss Channer's Mats is
mine, even though I did send a picture of it.
The top one is from the Poole Bobbin Lace circle and the lower one is
made by Diana Smith.
Janis Savage
On 2014/01/05 06:19 PM, Rosemary Horr
. they requested it and it is a while
since I did Flanders. The theory comes back easy but I have to get my
hand in again.
New Year greetings from
Janis in Honeydew, South Africa
where after a very wet Christmas, the sun is shining again and I hope to
do my lace in a nice shady spot in the garden
for 2014, with lots of time to
practice and perfect our lacemaking skills.
from
Janis Savage
in midsummer in Honeydew near Johannesburg.
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Janis Savage t/a The Lace Place
thelacepl...@hotmail.co.za
www.thelaceplace.co.za
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Thank you for Christmas concert Jean Mary.
I really enjoyed it and it started my day with a smile on my face.
Season's greetings to everyone.
Janis Savage
in a sunny South Africa
On 2013/12/05 09:38 AM, Jean Mary Eke wrote:
Dear Fellow Spiders
We have animated my bobbin lace rabbits and you
, compared to the 100/2 Fresia I have
been using for Christmas decorations.
Warm greetings from
Janis Savage t/a The Lace Place in South Africa
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they will have to
carry me out feet first clutching my lace pillow.
Janis Savage t/a The Lace Place
Honeydew South Africa
www.thelaceplace,co,za
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I had never heard of heelball until I needed some to copy lace prickings
by taking rubbings on the back of the pricking.
I got ine from my next-door-neighbour, who was a cobbler.
--
Janis Savage t/a The Lace Place
South Africa
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needed. Mind you the Maltese pillows are so hard that I never want to
use one again.
I still cannot bear to see lace being made on a single sheet of
photocopy paper.
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Janis Savage t/a The Lace Place
www.thelaceplace.co.za
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Thanks to everyone who sent addresses for other lace suppliers. I will
look at them all in due course.
Lace greetings from
Janis Savage on the outskirts of Johannesburg
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the telephone number on Monday. I prefer email addresses as it is quite
expensive to phone from this side of the world, but needs must!
I will let you know if I am successful.
Thanks from Janis in South Africa where another thunder storm is just
starting.
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Thanks Lorelei but I am the South African lace supplier. I need to
replenish Bockens stock from either UK or Sweden
Janis Savage t/a The Lace Place
South Africa
www.thelaceplace.co.za
On 2013/11/14 11:54 PM, Lorelei Halley wrote:
If you look about 3/4 down this page, she has a board
will
come up with the answer.
I need to replenish my stock for the lacemakers of South Africa
--
Janis Savage t/a The Lace Place
Honeydew, South Africa, where summer has arrived with temperatures of over 30
degrees and thunder storms to go with it.
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Dear Amber
Thank you so much for the lovely bookmark which arrived today.
Thank you also for the pricking. I shall enjoy making a bookmark from it one
day.
Greetings from Janis in Honeydew, South Africa, where we have only had a
couple of days of winter so far this year.
With temperatures up
another day.
Janis in South Africa
Subject: Re: [lace] Where can I buy this pattern?
Here's a tiny url for it:
Sue
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is anything
suitable for you to include.
Janis in South Africa
where we are having some very welcome rain before the dry winter starts.
...Noelene in Cooma
nlaffe...@ozemail.com.au
Lacemaking is such an adaptable skill
It can suit many levels and ages.
And with internet access to help show the way Just
new one up and then sit beside him and supervise. He
is getting very good at it.
As for other types of lace, I have dabbled in needlelace, tatting,
carrickmacross, greek fingerlace (macrame), Battenberg, but I keep on going
back to my lace pillow.
Janis Savage
in Honeydew South Africa, where
I think that is a lovely design Carolina.
It is maybe a bit big to go onto a bobbin, pin, flash drive etc., but I like
it.
Janis in South Africa
Where the leaves are starting to fall from the trees but this autumn is just
as hot as the summer has been
be able to give more information on the
musical side and I don't know what lace would have been made in Lyons around
1700 but I thought that it would be of interest to the list.
Greetings from
Janis in South AFrica
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Sent: Monday, March 18, 2013 4:16 PM
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: Re: [lace] Jenny Koops books - Distribution suggestion
Barbara Ballantyne, Australian expert on historic crochet, has her books
painted those lovely bobbins is not able to
do it any more due to advanced age and macular degeneration of her eyes. She
still manages to make lace though in an enlarged version using Perle No. 12
and her memory of many years of making lace.
Janis Savage
in Honeydew South Africa
where I have just
Wish I could Sue. I don't think the sale of a few books would pay for the
airfare though.
I did go to the lace Guild AGM weekend a few years ago and enjoyed it very
much.
If you are going, have a great time.
Janis Savage
Now Janis never mind going to Oz and taking those books with you
Thank you for you Christmas greetings Noelene.
Somehow the rhyme gives it a special meaning.
May you also have lots of good things ahead in 2013 and
Season's Greetings to one and all.
Janis in South Africa
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Hello all
I have had several requests for the pricking for Jean Horne's Nativity scene
and have sent a copy.
If anyone else wants it, just ask and I can send it all in one go.
Season's greetings from
Janis in South Africa
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Christmas Card exchange. You can see it on the 2011 Christmas card website.
Seasonn's greetings to all from
Janis Savage
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again, I think
I am at last making some progress. It has to be finished by March.
I have a torchon runner and a coloured bookmark on other pillows for when I
need some light relief but Christmas lace is taking a back seat this year.
Janis in South Africa
where we had a very hot spring but summer
Thank you for posting this site Liz. Claudine must be a very generous person
to share all her patterns and other lace info.
Janis in South Africa
http://dentelle-fuseau.pagesperso-orange.fr/carton.htm
Liz in chilly Missouri, USA
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Sorry not to be taking part in the Christmas card exchange this year. I have
much on my plate that I would not have time to make lace for a card.
I will take part next year.
Greetings to all anyway.
from
Janis Savage in South Africa
where we are in the final countdown to the lace convention
Yes, Diana
This book is about Doreen Wright who started the Lace Guild. Her son, Bill,
contacted me a year or more ago to ask for information about her visit to
South Africa in the early 1980's. I don't know if the book goes as far as
her lacemaking activities.
Janis Savage in Honeydew, South
Wow, her lace is amazing, and I love her use of stitches in the swan and the
ferns. Does Pene Piip, perhaps, know who Helene Kuma is and something about
the Museum of Amandus Adamson, Paldiski, Estonia
Janis in Honeydew South Africa
where we are promised the first rain of the season today
the lace. i.e. what is
possible and what is not!
I know what I will be going to look at if I ever get another trip to the UK.
Many thanks from
Janis in springlike Johannesburg (Honeydew)
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Dear All,
I've just seen the thread on light-emitting lace.
Its best exponents
.
I will post to arachne when there is something worthwhile to report.
Greetings from Janis
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Thank you Jennifer.
Every bit of info will be useful. Kim has someone here who supplies F/O
cable and is willing to sponsor her work, so we will see what happens.
Greetings from Janis
-Original Message-
From: Jennifer Audsley
Sent: Monday, September 03, 2012 12:48 PM
To: Sue Babbs
Cc
comes of it (probably next year).
Greetings from
Janis in springtime in sunny South Africa.
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will be a great help to me. I am quite excited about trying
it out.
Janis Savage in sunny South Africa
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Congratulations Lorelei. I love your idea of making, and publishing, your
examples of so many different types of lace, Non lacemakers have no idea of
just how many interesting types of lace there are.
Janis in South Africa.
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I just finished another lace from Barbara Underwood's
of the veld to surround it.
I will send more information as it unfolds nearer to the time.
Greetings from Janis
Subject: Re: Margaretenspitzen is in South Africa! - 2
Dear Janis,
Marji is a close friend of Tess Parrish here in Maine. Therefore, we have had
information about Margaretenspitzen for quite
with
her again. Of course, she could be on one of her long holidays to far flung
places! It is your summer holiday time after all.
Thanks anyway.
Janis Savage
-Original Message-
From: Agnes Boddington
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2012 8:56 PM
To: Janis Savage
Subject: Re: [lace] Dora
it to the modern textile factory using old
machines. I also enjoyed watching Betty Boothroyd wearing her Honiton
jabot and walking hand in hand with Nelson Mandela. It is his 94th
birthday on July 18th. Has anyone made him a piece of lace yet?
Greetings from Janis in Honeydew, South Africa.
Where
will take an interest in the lace of her very
own county.
Greetings from
Janis Savage
in South Africa where it is still sunny and warm but there is a hint of
autumn in the evening air.
-Original Message-
From: Ewa Eskilsson
Sewden has got a New Princess! Our Crown princess Viktoria
to copy
their grandmothers. Let's hope that the enthusiasm continues.
Greetings from
Janis in Honeydew, South Africa where it is a lovely sunny (30C) day and I
am just about to get my lace pillow out and sit in the shade.
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to start the next one herself.
I am as pleased as punch.
It is now just 2012 and I have just finished watching the Royal Variety
Show. It is time I went to bed so that I can be a wide awake granny
tomorrow.
Happy New Year to one and all.
Janis in Honeydew South Africa
Dear Spiders
I very rarely
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