In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tamara P.
Duvall [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Should I get a cushion stand?
What you may need before you need a pillow stand is some kind of
support for the book you're using, so that you can look at it and
continue working. Folding music stands work well and are
Hello everyone
Hi Jenny
Thank you for the warm welcome! I feel like I know so many of you already.
I have had a strange day, it seems as if I a destined to succeed at
learning bobbin lace making as things seem to be falling into place for me.
I rang Torchon House to order a catalogue and John
Pricking card
Tamara said
Any gift-box, dis-assembled and covered with transparent, coloured,
plastic film will do just fine
Jane said
I teach my students to use proper pricking card (glazed
manila) and a waterproof pen.
I must admit to coming back to proper pricking card. The
Dear Jenny,
There is a lace group (or at least a lace contact) in Kununurra, so help may
be closer than you realised.
Not surprisingly, they aren't on the rotation for the WA monthly lace days
(but then neither are Geraldton and Narembeen and they are a lot closer to
Perth)!
Please e-mail me
Gidday all,
I've just returned from a very hectic month in Melbourne, and although I
drew the above raffle a month ago and sent a message to Arachne, it is only
now that I've read all the digests and realised that my message never got
through!
Anyway there were 21 entries and the winner was
I am lucky enough to have Susan Wenzel as my lace teacher - it is worth every
minute of the 2 hour drive. Saturday she taught the starts, stops and turns
class and it was wonderful. She will be teaching this class in August at the
Denver convention and I highly recommend it for new lacers.
The Chesapeake Region Lace Guild (CRLG) is sponsoring several
workshops, and there is still room for non-CRLG members to join us if
you want. Registration information can be found at our website,
www.crlg.org, or you may e-mail me for information about where to
send your registration, but I
The Chesapeake Region Lace Guild (CRLG) is pleased to invite everyone
to attend our Spring Lace Day to be held Saturday, April 2, at the
Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA). The lace day is being held in
conjunction with a wonderful new exhibit by the BMA of lace from the
Cone Collection. The event
Dear gentle spiders - I enjoy reading the list very much but don't
usually write. Now I'm going to the Netherlands with DH next week
where he'll be working March 7-8 in 's-Hertogenbosch, and I'll be on
my own during the day while he is occupied. Are there any list
members (or non-arachnid
At 09:02 AM 2/25/05 +0200, Jacqui wrote:
We were also battling to find calico until we went to the Indian shops
(imported fabrics) They have a fabric that we call calico but they call by
another name. Hope this helps.
For those in the U.S., unbleached muslin is available for 1.98/yd from
In a message dated 2/28/05 12:33:55 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I believe Jeri Ames of Maine advised Halcyon yarns of Bath, Maine in their
putting the beginner's lacemaking kit together. So...one knows that kit is
o.k.
Happy Lacemaking,
Betty Ann in Roanoke,
In a message dated 2/28/2005 10:00:32 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At 2 pm,
Ilske Thomsen will give the Berman Lecture titled At a Glance: Lace
in Fashion, to be followed by a reception given by the BMA.
This sounds very elegant. What will the food be like?
I stand corrected. Sorry.
Betty Ann in Roanoke, Virginia USA
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [lace] Halcyon yarn lace kit
...No, I would have said that a highly-respected member of the Lacemakers of
Maine made recommendations for the kit...
Jenny, your discovery of other lacemaker/s in Kununurra is
great news, I do hope you will provide us with continuing
updates on your progress to get a group going again!
Lacemaking can be a solitary occupation, but company is so
rewarding and such a great learning tool. I was all alone here
We have just updated the Lace Guild website with extracts of Lace
Magazine for January which include a cryptic lace crossword. As
promised, we have also added a page for Seven, the 2007 Lace Guild
exhibition and competition, where you can download details of the
classes and rules.
David
Hi,
Just wanted to put my input, I too am new, however I have a standit used
to be a bible stand and the bottom kept falling apart, so I cut it down and
added a square of wood underneath with felt so it won't mess up my wood
floors, it has a slight slope and I just love it, can't imagine
Love it! :) Though as usual, some are better than others.
From: B.B.
40. Oh I just couldn't. Hell, she's only sixteen.
39. I'll take Shakespeare for 1000, Alex.
38. Duct tape won't fix that.
37. Lisa Marie was lucky to catch Michael.
36. Come to think of it, I'll have a Heineken.
35. We don't
Reminds me, in some ways, of Stendhal's Red and Black... Yes, I
realise, it's #41 on the list of things that Southerners never say g
From: D.C.
A little boy got on a bus and sat down next to a man reading a book.
After a little while the boy asked the man why he was wearing his
collar
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