On the NKO page with the fence
http://www.kantopleiding-nko.nl/Aktiviteiten/Aktiviteiten.html
I clicked on Studio DEMAKERSVAN and got
http://www.demakersvan.com/
From this it appears that the fence is by Joep Verhoeven and that
Jeroen Verhoeven is a different designer.
Jean
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I wanted to save a copy of the fence from New York Times May 8 picture. I
didn't do it yesterday and today, I can't get access to the slide show.
Did anyone copy the picture and, maybe, forward a copy to me?
I would greatly appreciate it.
Diane Zierold
Lubec, Maine
Wet, cold and windy
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Hello Luda and welcome to the Arachne list. I am sure
that through the list, you will find a great wealth of
information and support in your lace making.
Sylvie
in rainy Cherry Valley, Illinois, USA
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Dear Jean,
Thank you for the web site. Yes, undoubtedly you are right that Joep and
Jeroen are different designers. It does appear it was Joep who did the fence.
This seems consistent right up until the moment when the fence appeared at the
Milan show, and then, both the Times and Icon
Jane,
I have one of these and I think you can still get it
from Tracy, The Lacemaker.
http://www.lacemakerusa.com
Diane Williams
Galena, Illinois USA
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Seeking help from good spiders.
About ten years ago, I bought a thread gauge that
Well, now I've seen it, I think the whole thing rather resembles the
wellknown situation with Dr. Johnson's talking dog; i.e., the wonder
isn't that the fence is so beautiful (which I don't think it is), but
merely the fact that it exists at all. To my mind the object (fence)
and the
the wonder
isn't that the fence is so beautiful (which I don't think it is), but
merely the fact that it exists at all. To my mind the object (fence)
and the technique (lace) coexist uneasily and demonstrate their
unsuitability to each other. (I know, I know, there will be plenty of
I got a thread gauge very similar to the one you mention from Makit Lace in
England. Their phone no is 01480 810810, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] I don't
thjink they have a website. The gauge comes with a book comparing different
threads. I find it invaluable, and use it all the time.
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Dear Lace-Friends:
This letter made me think back to my first trip to England with Laurie
Hughes and other NELG members and gave me a major chuckle. Half-way through
our
second week, we MAILED our clothes back to the US. We had our suitcases full
of books, supplies, etc. We spent
Another solution to this (where you are allowed to fly with more than one
bag) is to put an empty folding bag into the bag/ case you take out with
you and fill it up for your return journey. I regularly take a spare bag
with me when I know I will be shopping at the destination.
Sue
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Thank you for your introduction, Luda. We can hardly say welcome, you
have been with us over four years!
It is so interesting to hear about lacemakers in other countries. Here in
Australia we have some lacemakers, and we managed to keep in touch
through our Australian Lace Guild magazine, and
Due to Argonet's decision to wind down their ISP service, I have, as of
yesterday, a new email address
[EMAIL PROTECTED] although the old argonet address will
automatically forward for a week or so.
However, there's a bit of a glitch in the system and I still have to
send outgoing mail via
Tamara wrote:
The shot proved to be a long string of gobbledy-gook, which just
*might* be the way to say Burger King in Welsh g
The string of gobbledy-gook is the way the place name is pronounced by the
Welsh - it's even more gobbledy-gook if anyone else tries tries pronounce
it.
According to a
I forwarded it to my husband (a linguistics PhD of Welsh heritage),
who replied:
As I recall, we *did* have a Burger King meal in Wales, but not in Llanfair
P.G. (which is what the natives call it). Llanfair P.G. was only about 20
miles west of us when we visited Conwy, but we went in the
Joke 1:
Shakey went to a psychiatrist. Doc, he said, I've got trouble. Every time
I get into bed, I think there's somebody under it. I get under the bed, I
think there's somebody on top of it. Top, under, top, under.
Due to Argonet's decision to wind down their ISP service, I have, as of
yesterday, a new email address
[EMAIL PROTECTED] although the old argonet address will
automatically forward for a week or so.
However, there's a bit of a glitch in the system and I still have to
send outgoing mail via
On Mon, 9 May 2005 10:54:28 -0400, Martha wrote:
I forwarded it to my husband (a linguistics PhD of Welsh heritage),
who replied:
As I recall, we *did* have a Burger King meal in Wales, but not in Llanfair
P.G. (which is what the natives call it). Llanfair P.G. was only about 20
miles west of
I really can't remember if this one has made the rounds. On the one
hand, some of the newly created words ring a bell (though not all) and
probably with reason, given the date. OTOH, my son (the source) says
he's not seen it before, and his memory is much better than mine... I
like #15, but
Thank you all for your replies. I found it interesting to read your
comments.
We were amazed (appalled!) at the attitude of some parents, and some school
cooks towards the food they were serving.
I am so glad things are improving.
Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz, - who has just had a beaut
Are any of the Spiders thinking of going at the weekend?
Regards
Liz in London
I'm back _blogging_ (http://journals.aol.com/thelacebee/thelacebee) my
latest lace piece - have a look by clicking on the link or going to
_http://journals.aol.com/thelacebee/thelacebee_
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