Apologies for cross-posting, but a couple of people have been having
trouble seeing the advent calendar. They have the December 1st date,
but still see the Myth and Mystery logo instead of the holly. I would
say:
1. It's not my fault
2. They could try the French page (a good excuse to learn
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tamara
P. Duvall [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Each initial is decorated with flowering vines made of plaits and
tallies (two pairs permit two colours - one for leaves and one for
flowers), and each has a spider web somewhere, connecting the initial
to the frame where
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 09:39:14 +,Jane Partridge wrote:
Yes, I've still got mine - in green and black, I mounted it on to a
stick pin and wear it occasionally - especially when demonstrating if it
goes with what I'm wearing - and being pretty it draws attention to
itself. So, Tamara, your name
Dear Julie other interested Friends,
When adding in a pair of bobbins at the gimp in point ground lace
(Chantilly, Bucks Point), should I add in a pair of bobbins or 2 single
bobbins? Does
it matter?
When I first started Chantilly, I always wound a new pair for add ins such
as you have
Dear Friends,
I had a phone call this week from a woman who finds she no longer wants to
make lace and needs to get rid of her gear. Can you believe that??!!!
Anyway, I went over to her house today and bought myself a fabulous 22
cookie pillow stuffed tightly with horse hair!!! (Got one
Hallo Tamara and all spiders
I keep seeing references to Rosa Libre in postings, this is a new one to
me, is it a type of lace or someones name? Curiosity killed the cat but I
must know.
Regards
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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From: Tamara P. Duvall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
From: D. D.
Partridges and pear trees are affordable ... Lords a-leaping and ladies
dancing are not.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/
12/02/BUGLPA4QB01.DTL
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Tamara P Duvall http://lorien.emufarm.org/~tpd
Lexington, Virginia, USA
On Dec 3, 2004, at 10:43, Maureen Harvey wrote:
I keep seeing references to Rosa Libre in postings, this is a new
one to
me, is it a type of lace or someones name? Curiosity killed the cat
but I
must know.
New lace; invented (and named) by Cathleen Belleville in California.
You can read about
On Dec 3, 2004, at 4:44, Jacqui Southworth wrote (in response to Jane
Partridge):
Out of curiosity, what have the others done with theirs?
Mine is mounted on a brooch mount and gets worn with appropriate
colours.
I wear my (Honiton) Arachne Spider which you'd made - and thoughtfully
mounted
At 08:28 PM 12/3/2004, you wrote:
So... Does anyone have an opinion on which way the downstroke of the
T should curl its tail? Left, or right?
Left. If it goes to the right, it may look a bit like an L. No authority
on this -- just a personal opinion. G
Alice in Oregon
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Gidday Nicky and all,
Anyway my question is the lady bought some bobbins in a shop there
Criterion
Drapery Stores, Sovereign Hill, and very nice they are to, but she has no
idea who made them, the lad in the shop didn't even know what they were so
little disc attached by wire through the
Dear Nicky,
Anyway my question is the lady bought some bobbins in a shop there
Criterion Drapery Stores, Sovereign Hill, and very nice they are to, but
she has no idea who made them, the lad in the shop didn't even know what
they were so she thought asking who made them might be pushing it,
Dear Friends,
I am wondering whether anyone here knows of (or even is):-
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This person's computer has been sending me at least 6 viruses a day for the
past couple of weeks and it's time they cleaned up their hard-drive. Is it
happening to anyone else here, or just me?
I am
Today, after reading all the helpful news on these boxes I went to
a couple of local places, armed with a tape measure. Here is what
I found.
JoAnn Fabric has wreath boxes but the interior size is only 17 3/4
They are two separate pieces. Although they say that the box is 22 x 22
that must be the
Lynn
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. .Little Johnny asks: Daddy, how was I born?
Ol' dad says:
Ah, my son, I guess one day you will need to find out anyway!
Well, you see your Mom and I first got together in a chat room
on AOL. Then I set up a date via e-mail with your Mom and we met at a
We are having an early lunch, then a short trip to the Club. I need a 40
shot score for High Noon. Dad had scores (40 60) from Thursday night.
We are taking party sausage rolls, not curried eggs, to the party over the
road (at Jill's house).
It is supposed to be 25 + today, but so far is
On Dec 3, 2004, at 16:13, Lynn Weasenforth wrote:
Well, you see your Mom and I first got together in a chat room
on AOL. [...]
VBG Along the same lines, but for real this time... Here's a
snippet (in rough translation) from my Polish e-newsletter (Donosy):
The first such sentence in Poland
The
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