On 10 Nov 2005, at 05:30, suzy wrote:
what the equivalent size for a cotton size 60 would be,
Cotton 60/2, cotton 60/3, cotton 60/4 or cotton 60/6? They are all
different.
if they had 60/6 that would be great because doesn't that mean a six
ply to make the size 60 thread? but in cotton it
Mary My message to you has been returned undelivered.
Anna magazine doesn't have a little card inside it; magazines in Britain and
possibly Europe don't. The only publication information given is the
publisher's name: Verlag Aenna Burda. You could try a google search on that or
perhaps
Thank you for all the replies and information. It has become clear that I
got the wrong end of the stick (far from unknown!) and there isn't a new book
this year. Her latest book was punlished last year and I already have it,
purchased at the NEC a year ago.
Patricia in Wales
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Hallo spiders,
I have really missed you all, I have been off line for nearly a month due to a
faulty modem and they have only just replaced it. I have had a very busy
afternoon catching up on all my mail it was great to know that you were all
still there I felt lonely without all your chat about
i agree with the other lady, i should buy the book. lol!! i'll never
have another question again about thread with owning the book, and i'll
know what i'm buying!! its best just to buy a card with samples on it,
and they do offer one. so, i'm set on that idea!!!
--- Brenda Paternoster [EMAIL
After the talk about the new Piecework magazine, which I had checked out on the
Internet, I made my son drive me to a bookstore on the way back from having my
staples removed from my operation scar. I found the magazine and as there was
a table nearby I was able to stand and look through it.
I wrote:
In exploring a necessary change of administration of the
www.laceguild.org address I've managed to temporarily muck things up.
Please use http://www.laceguild.demon.co.uk for the moment.
It'll be fixed within a few days I hope.
Fixed. Now the compact website domain name
On Nov 9, 2005, at 18:49, Lynn Carpenter wrote:
I was only recently reminded of the effect of black on colors [...]
the person who reminded me of this had done some weaving with the same
colors on a ground of white, a grey ground, and a black ground. It
was very instructive to
see how much
Bookmark? What bookmark? Have I missed something here?
Shirley in Corio Oz
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From David the commentAnd I never have figured out the whole Venus and
Mars thing.I have never figured out why men think with their head and women
with their heart.
On my dentist's ceiling, amongst other entertaining, amusing and/or thought
provoking things is
Men are from Earth. Women
Hi All,
I really can't agree that killing an animal for food equates in any way at
all to the 'training' of Hitler Youth. Apart from anything else, it is a
valuable lesson in how the meat gets to the plate and, if you can't abide
the thought of that process, with all it involves, then maybe
Dear Secret Pal,
Thank you very much for another wonderful package which arrived today.
The stick pins are superb. I had to search in my dictionary for the words
moose antler . Those pins will have a very special meaning for me.
The little spanish bobbins will definitivly hang in the Christmas
Dear friends,
I wonder if I could please ask a favour?, on Tuesday the 8th. amongst my few
spam e-mails, was an entry just giving an E-mail address not another word or
name, and in the subject heading above it just said raffle spider, only this
morning, did the thought occur to me that it
Diane Williams wrote:
Evidently it's very expensive,
US$60 per ounce. It sounds like an illegal substance!
Yes! It is very, very expensive! The reason being, even the Inuit people
don't shear the animals, they gather the bits the musk oxen shed on the
tundra. Although they are really
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