I have the book Torchon Lace Purse Pendants by Susanne Thompson. I have to
say that first of all Torchon lace is not one of my favorite laces to
make...but I love these pendants. I have had this book for years nowand I
keep picking it up and putting it down...and wanting to make some of
I just noticed that the bid price on this bobbin has reached $61.00 with 1-1/4 days left for bidding. While I
have bought a couple of bobbins listed by her that do look authentic ( I have the same research book too!) I
think anyone buying this one is getting ripped off. I did write to her.
I am trying to make contact with Masako Imai from Tokyo, Japan.
If you could contact me directly by email, I would be very grateful as I
only have your mailing address.
Sorry to post this to Arachne lists.
Kind regards
Pam Sharples
England
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As usual we are doing a French version of the advent calendar for The
Lace Guild website, although this year we've had to share out the
work between different volunteer translators. We are most grateful
for their efforts, and all is ready for the launch day; however we
still need someone to
Hi Pam -
I have the book, and I have actually worked that piece. But I'm not sure I
understand your dilemma, so if you'll write to me privately, perhaps we can
work this out!
Clay
Clay Blackwell
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Gentle Spiders,
I discovered I have a DISGUSTING little problem. I pulled down my box
(cardboard) of Christmas ornaments that was stored on an upper shelf in the
garage. No water damage, but roaches, lots and lots of roaches moved in.
Nasty, disgusting mess that I immediately took outside. I
Gentle Spiders,
The temperatures have risen somewhat since yesterday, and we decided
not to turn on the heat. So I was sitting and shivering, then looking
out the window and shivering some more - we're having another non-stop
rain (26 hours to date) - when DH brought in the mail, and in it
Poole Bobbin Lace Circle?? Perhaps someone who's actually a member
rather than someone like me who only grew up in the area can agree or
disagree with me! :o)
Helen
At 01:13 29/11/2005, Tamara P Duvall wrote:
In her note, Pam wrote: The design is one I did for PBLC in 1997
and she sent me
Helen referred to the Margaret Hamer booklets. There are 6 of them, 2 each
in Torchon, Beds, and Bucks laces.
They are designed for complete beginners, and some have pattern sheets at
the back.
There is also a similar booklet on Mounting and Finishing Lace, by Hamer and
Waller.
Regards from
I, too, don't think it looks That old! If it is - well it has not made
much lace! :)
I browsed the sellers other stuff (clicked on the Elegant ArtsAntiques, -
Needlework tools)- and on Page 2 of the list, I came across another bone
bobbin dated 1850 which Does look to be that age.
Tamara wrote:
For non-US Arachneans who, doubtless, are reading this and are
*appalled* at our frivolity... :)
Not really. In the UK the price of personalised number plates varies, but
you can only choose from plates that already exist but are not assigned to a
car already. You can sell your
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is the address but you have to sign on and I don't
remember how I did that!
Try sending an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a line reading subscribe
lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED] If that doesn't work come back to me and I'll try
to find out another route. You should get a
Mine is BBNLACE, BA's is DOLACE, Kay's is MKNLACE (mine before I learned that
it was her email address and people assumed my car was hers!) Any time you go
to the NCRL meeting, there are always a lot of tags in the parking lot, but I
don't remember most of them.
C
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I am so sorry to send a private message to chat!!!
As you may be able to deduce, I got the arachne address from my address book
to copy and paste into the body of the letter, and then forgot to change it at
the top. Good job I didn't say anything rude.
Jacquie, red-faced in Lincolnshire
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Hi All
Thank you for your offers of help with obtaining a fairy.It is very much
appreciated.
Happy Lacemaking
Sue (in Southampton U.K.)
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The car with the number plate ER 2 lives in my small town. it belongs to
local restaurateur Eddie Rabbiotti.
Patricia in Wales
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I am trying to make contact with Masako Imai from Tokyo, Japan.
If you could contact me directly by email, I would be very grateful as I
only have your mailing address.
Sorry to post this to Arachne lists.
Kind regards
Pam Sharples
England
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On Nov 28, 2005, at 17:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Patricia in Wales) wrote:
The car with the number plate ER 2 lives in my small town. it belongs
to
local restaurateur Eddie Rabbiotti.
And _not_ to Queen Elizabeth the 2nd when she's off to Wales for
holidays??? How funny... :) You figure
OK, you've seen a direct response from one of the people I'd BCCd the
message to. Which, BTW, is something worth of note: it confirms the
old rule, which goes back to the original split of Arachne into
Arachne-lace and Arachne-lace-chat: you have to be subscribed to both
lists in order to
Moved to Chat for topic drift:
At 12:49 AM 11/28/05 -0500, Tamara P Duvall wrote:
In the old PC language, stars signify italics, and it's _xyz_ which
signify underlines, so I've been PC un-PC until y'all called me on it.
But the PC PC underline is both harder to achieve and less visible,
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