Having found out where to get the thread specified for the Cluny de
Brioude class (not that I've actually got around to ordering it yet)
I considered the other things on the requirements list
1. the pillow which it says should be 50 cm x 50 cm - that's about
20 inches square and I'm
I had the same questions. These are my thoughts:
On Thursday, June 15, 2006, at 11:04 AM, Jean Leader wrote:
I considered the other things on the requirements list
1. the pillow which it says should be 50 cm x 50 cm - that's about 20
inches square and I'm wondering why such a large pillow
Dear Arachnes,
So much of interest was delivered in lectures and exhibits at this year's
symposium of the Costume Society of America from May 30-June 3, that when I
returned home I thought to write and write. But, I have resisted the
temptation -
this is not a teaching list, and the
Hello,
I don't know very well Brioude school but :
Jean Leader a écrit :
2. leather pad - what for? size? anyone know the answer? I even looked
up the pdf file on the Hotel de la Dentelle web site and in French it
says 'cuir (sous-mains)' which according to my large French dictionary
is a
My dear thready Sisters; It is no fun laughing at myself...alone.
All these years, I guess I have made more bobbin lace than any other thread
activity. But I do delve into other worlds. Rather recently, have been into
beading and met a virtual friend who does such interesting work. For
in my story...the line should read
I have the nylon cord (about the size of # 10 crochet thread...but stiffer)
Sorry Barb
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That's macrame??? It's gorgeous.
On Thursday, June 15, 2006, at 06:37 PM, Barb ETx wrote:
I really think she needs to try bobbin laceI am working on it ;-
http://tinyurl.com/bhe6b
Margot
Visit the Seaspray Guild of Lacemakers web site:
I agree, Margot...the closer I look the the more intriguing it becomes.
BarbE
- Original Message -
From: Margot Walker
To: ARACHNE
Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:50 PM
Subject: [lace] I have to shareOT and longish ;-)
That's macrame??? It's gorgeous.
On Thursday,
Hey Clay, I am a long way from pictures... it those leaves...
If we know anyone who read Russian. there is a book...with their usual
wonderful diagrams ((who needs words) , but when In click on it it takes me to
a Russian shopping cart. there is a world I to timid (me!?!) to enter. I
hace
Being that I have signed up for the morning Russian
lace class at the 2006 IOLI convention, I'd like to
network with others regarding thread. If you have
received this class, please contact me privately.
Thank you in advance,
Sylvie
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Do You
Oh yes, I took one look and said to myself, But that's Finger Lace!
And so it is, but of course much more imaginative and exciting than the
traditional macrame/finger lace that we did in Greece. Still, the basic
techniques are the same. Thanks for sharing these great pictures with
us.
Tess
Tess it amazes me how related all these things are. I guess there just so
many things that you can do with knotsor without ;- . After tatting and
bobbin lace this seems so natural...tightening stitches, flipping threads. I
feel like I have done it all my life...now if iI can just become
David.
It is I who is sorry( who am sorry? Phooey) I know that there are
many gentlemen lacers and tatters. In fact we have a couple in our little
group. My own lawyer tats!!!.
But in explanation of my neglect I started that message to go to two
groups. I made a couple of
There's a campsite in the Ziller Valley in Austria called 'Camping Hell'.
While we know this is the owners name and believe it means Bright, it's
still funny each year as we take our coach load of students past on their
ski trip. We have camped not far away in the Inn Valley and hope next year
to
Hello to my Secret Pal
Well - the package brightened up a decidedly gloomy week! I have just come
out of hospital, after suffering the pain of a kidney stone which felt like
the Rock of Gibraltar, and fully expecting to have it all sorted!But -
right up until Sunday afternoon, I assumed
-Two Tall Trees
It is hard to find a joke today without a dirty word or two in it, but here
is one:
Yes, it is true, I am sending a joke that is very funny and does not contain
a single dirty word. You could tell this joke to your ministers.
Two tall trees, a birch and a beech, are growing in
Dear friends,
I got this tonight from a concerned friend and thought I'd better pass it
on.
David in Ballarat
I contacted the company ( S C Johnson, parent company of ZipLoc) and they DO
NOT recommend boiling or microwaving ZipLoc bags for food preparation. The
bags are not meant to used over 110
Heard probably the worst of the Budweiser US sports commentator jokes this
afternoon:
Frankfurt last week, Hamburg this week. Will it be cheesburger next week?
Groan.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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MORRIS AND HIS WIFE ESTHER WENT TO
THE STATE FAIR EVERY YEAR.
EVERY YEAR, MORRIS WOULD SAY,
ESTHER, I 'D LIKE TO RIDE IN THAT
HELICOPTER.
ESTHER ALWAYS REPLIED,
I KNOW MORRIS, BUT THAT HELICOPTER RIDE
IS 50 DOLLARS AND 50 DOLLARS IS 50 DOLLARS.
A FEW YEARS LATER, ESTHER AND MORRIS
On Jun 15, 2006, at 20:05, Lynn Carpenter wrote:
Joy's post reminded me of one of the local high school's team names:
the Rams.
But what do they call the girls' teams?
(This one makes me snort/laugh every time I see it.)
The Lady Rams.
I'm getting the silly giggles just typing it out!
I
I like any
satirical political show. We have some really good ones in the UK.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
I think Yes Minister, and Yes, Prime Minister were just the best ever.
We got them here in Oz, and our Pollies are just the same as yours over
there in UK!!!
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