Been able to put a picture of my Cooma Show prizewinner on
my website - go to more pages then Cooma Show.
Noelene in Cooma
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At 6:17 PM +1000 4/9/04, W N Lafferty wrote:
Been able to put a picture of my Cooma Show prizewinner on
my website - go to more pages then Cooma Show.
Noelene in Cooma
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That's lovely, Noelene -- thanks for sharing.
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Mary, in Baltimore,
Hello all,
DH and I have just returned from Sarasota, Florida where we visited the
Ringling (of circus fame) mansion, Ca' d'Zan, and the Ringling Museum of Art. For
anyone traveling in the area, do visit the mansion to see a nice example of
Normandy lace as a bed covering in Mable Ringling's
Wow! That is beautiful, you must be very proud!
Janet
Fort McMurray, Alberta
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From: W N Lafferty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, April 09, 2004 2:17 AM
Subject: [lace] Cooma show piece
Been able to put a picture of my Cooma Show
On Wed, 07 Apr 2004 20:25:26 -0600
Janet Anderson wrote:
I am very new both to this list and to the craft of lace making.
I am interested in learning bobbinlace techniques especially ones from the
Renaissance and Elizabethan eras
Dear Janet
as you are particularly interested in
At 06:48 PM 4/8/2004, you wrote:
Lacemaker's Lamp, 19th century ?nbsp; lace maker's would use this
type of oil lamp as a light source behind their magnifying flask to
make lace, pontil marks can be seen at bottom
There is a real lacemaker's globe on the postcard on this auction:
In a message dated 4/7/2004 12:33:10 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Michelle
writes:
Paramaribo is the capital of Suriname..not that I've been there yet
but I have seen photos. I have been informed this afternoon that we are to
be out of our unit by 26th April (cos' I'm flying to
The Lace Museum here in Sunnyvale, CA has had an urgent request for a lace
pattern of a penguin. I think the English Lace Guild published a Penguin
Pattern Book a couple of years ago. If anyone has a copy they would like to sell,
please contact me privately. Or if someone has a pattern for a
Alice Howell wrote:
There is a real lacemaker's globe on the postcard on this auction:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2237591905
Alice, I *love* this picture! Not only seeing a lacemakers lamp setup
as it might have been used (though her candle is burnt way too low to
be
Elaine I have just scanned and sent a picture to you. Honesly I have so many
patterns Ido not remember themall. this is from a collestion put together by
the Lace Guild.more that a couple of years ago. ;-) I have a similar
coeection that I recevied about the same time dated 1982.
Hope this
I have a new keypad and it simply cannot spell any better than the old one.
.still sending messages in Typonese!!!
BarbE
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From: Barb ETx
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Subject: Re: [lace] penguin pattern
Elaine wrote:
The Lace Museum here in Sunnyvale, CA has had an urgent request for a lace
pattern of a penguin. I think the English Lace Guild published a Penguin
Pattern Book a couple of years ago. If anyone has a copy they would
like to sell,
please contact me privately. Or if someone has a
I love this picture too!! That's just how I feel when I'm
busy at my pillow!! (And I don't look much different
either, truth be told!!)
Clay
P.S I'm back to the 21st century, home with my email!!
A week with two small boys and we all survived! I sent DD's
computer out to be repaired, and
Evening everyone
I think the clue here is the fact that these lamps are called *oil* lamps
and were actually used to hold oil and wick. I should imagine that the wick
holder for many of this type have been lost or broken over the years, I have
two still complete with the holders, one wick holder
I have had the incredibly good fortune to be Betty's
houseguest in Philadelphia when I attended workshops they
sponsored... one with Ulrike Lohr, and the other with
Michael Giusiana! Not only were the workshops wonderful,
but being a member of Betty MacDonald's household for
several days (on two
OK - that does it. I'm making an Arachne collar. They were
STUNNING!!!
Clay
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From: Brenda Paternoster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 7:24 PM
Subject: [lace] Spider web BL
Have a look at to see some Arachne lace
I must take this opportunity to thank those who gave me advice and
suggestions regarding setting up a web site with my lace displayed there. I
will pass it all on to my friend who has offered to help me with the setting
it up.
I appreciate your help.
from Liz in Melbourne, Oz,
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Hi All, I didn't read far enough to see that the seller talked about
filling them with oil. If I've learned anything from all of you it's that
lace maker's lamps are filled with water! Since they're just like
the ones that some of you got from the National Park Service that
explains how one
Hi All, Thanks for the Irish Lace site. The spider web collar and
cuffs are fantastic! Like Liz I also checked out the Carrickmacross
by Mary Shields. She is delightful G. I took her class in Ithaca,
New York a couple years ago. The fan on the website is so
beautiful. Aren't those
Gentle Spiders,
It's official! Got my confirmation today :) I will be in the freehand
lace workshop (1st choice; have been curious about freehand lace for a
couple of years)... Making lace with Peter Rabbit, er... *George*
(Juraj) Rabbit (Zajonc) g
And I will be at both the official do's --
Hi All, Recently I was cutting up two large, not very fresh onions
and my eyes were watering and itchy. I remembered we'd talked
about that on chat and I tried to remember the antidotes. The only
one I could remember was to eat chocolate and I tried it. It works
great! I did have to keep
The chocolate solution came from my son, who learnt it at cub camp! I was
amazed that it worked so fast
Sue
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