I am sure you all appreciate, that at the moment this information is
not final and some of it may change. It is also as far as I remember
from the information given to the council members at the meeting in
Glyfada outside Athens 20-22 May 2005.
The organisers had planned that OIDFA's Congress
Dear friendly arachnes
I have a little cautionary tale with regard to the making of wedding garters.
I recently made one for an old friend, who received it with absolute delight.
Following advice aired on this list, I had searched out underwear type elastic
which was stitched behind the
I would just like to thank you all for your contributions.
I expect that I will get the page up over the weekend sometime.
It has almost turned into a needlelace page instead of a tools page, but
I am very happy about that.
Thank you
Jean and Brian from Cooranbong, Australia
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At 9:30 pm -0400 1/6/05, Jeri Ames wrote:
Some of my guests from overseas will remember that I always recommend this
museum to them, if they are visiting New England. And, if they are
visiting me, I take them to this museum (a 3-hour drive from my home
- and 3 hours to
return). It is a
Anna Pavord, in the The Tulip 1999, described the many attentions that
must be paid to the growing of the bulbs. In the mid 1850's, in
England:
Awnings were rigged up to shade the tulip beds Calico, lighter than
jute, made the best summer covers, though growers in the Midlands often
used
Today's featured art work on the _www.metmuseum.org_
(http://www.metmuseum.org) site is a lace rabat. Yesterday it was a statue
with a Gros Point collar!
What is happening here? Both are equipped with an admirable new zoom
function.
Devon
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The Professor wrote me this morning: Sometime you should draw a time line
for lace making with significant dates noted. I know you've told me, but I
don't have a clear picture. He is really interested in learning all he can
about lace and lacemaking. I guess this is why our work together
As a non American I would also like to add my support to Lowell as a place to
visit, and spend many hours in, if you are ever visiting the Boston area. It
is a bright, light city, not at all dark and dingy as we expect industrial
centres to be. Many years ago I went with friends on a city
I was the officer in NELG that Jeri sent the info to, she suggested I
put it in the newsletter, which I will. (The next newsletter is in
process and due to be mailed out next week.)
May 4th - May 11th I was on vacation.
May 12th - May 16th I had a deadline at work that kept me working 18
hours
The current round of Secret pal exchanges is coming to an end now -
your June
packages should be posted very soon now and should include a note
revealing
your identity (and email address). Because this is the round in which
you
identify yourself to your pal, I will not be monitoring the thank
In a message dated 6/1/05 11:18:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Elena Dickinson has published a book on Armenian Lace, and there is also a
video of her instructions. She makes it look So easy, - and it is Not!! It
is hard to get all the loops the same size, and nice
Hi Annette,
As someone mentioned there will be 5 courses next year in Athens
during the last week of May. The weather was lovely this year, warm
and sunny but still pleasant to stroll around the town in the
evenings. We (the Council Members) were offered Bibilla, Cretan
Bobbin Lace and
On Jun 2, 2005, at 8:08 AM, Jay Ekers wrote:
Anna Pavord, in the The Tulip 1999, described the many attentions
that
must be paid to the growing of the bulbs. In the mid 1850's, in
England:
Awnings were rigged up to shade the tulip beds Calico, lighter
than
jute, made the best summer
Dear Lacemakers,
At last week's annual Costume Society of America's symposium in Philadelphia,
participants were treated to watching a cleaning expert pack a wedding gown
with very full skirt in a conservation box. He was not wearing gloves. This
prompted a question as to whether white
I would love to be able to give my teacher the answer to the following
question.
She has been making a torchon fan since I met her in March and has finally
come to the end and realised she does not know how to end it off. I
suggested she would have to treat it like a joining eg: weave the
The current round of Secret pal exchanges is coming to an end now -
your June
packages should be posted very soon now and should include a note
revealing
your identity (and email address). Because this is the round in which
you
identify yourself to your pal, I will not be monitoring the thank
The envelope was worn and the only thing that was legible on it was the return
address. I started to open the letter, hoping to find some clue. Then I saw
the dateline--1924. The letter had been written almost sixty years ago.
It was written in a beautiful feminine handwriting on powder blue
Not a new one, but, pehaps, old enough to bring a new giggle :) For
women of all ages...
From: R.P.
What I Want in a Man, Original List:
1. Handsome
2. Charming
3. Financially successful
4. A caring listener
5. Witty
6. In good shape
7. Dresses with style
8. Appreciates finer thing
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