Oh golly, I remember summer in the UK as a wee bit warmer than that but
maybe it was because I was much, much younger. :-)
Cheers,
Shirley T. - almost winter solstice and it got down to 4C this morning.
On 19-Jun-15 7:36 PM, Sue Duckles wrote:
So, Shirley Janis Welcome to an English
I read this comment over here in the North of the UK
Australia and Jo'burg may be in the depths of their winter... but we, here in
the UK are purported to be in almost Mid Summer... our forecast for the
weekend???
Rain and a Max of 16C!!!
So, Shirley Janis Welcome to an English
The Scottish summer is even colder!!
Patricia, usually in Wales
I read this comment over here in the North of the UK
Australia and
Jo'burg may be in the depths of their winter... but we, here in the UK are
purported to be in almost Mid Summer... our forecast for the weekend???
Rain
And here in Dallas, Texas, USA we have some real summer, it is sunny, not a
cloud in sight, and about 37 degrees… It is still warm, not hot. Hot will
happen next month… ;)
Cindy from Dallas
Ravelry ID:cinhad
knittingyards.wordpress.com
On Jun 19, 2015, at 10:46 AM, scotl...@aol.com wrote:
And here in Phoenix, AZ. USA yesterday was 115 officially. My daughter
recorded 117 in her car, my son 122, my car said 116. All F deg.
Been a little toasty the last few days. End of next week maybe temps will come
down to 109. Meanwhile we sizzle in our dry heat.. Lol. The price to pay for
I have only just seen the request for info from South Africa re Father's
day. Maybe it was on a missing message! Father's day in on June 21st -
3rd Sunday in June - and it is freezing, so no making lace outdoors at
the moment. Mother'a Day was May 10th, 2nd Sunday in May.
We demonstrate when
Making lace in public can take place in libraries, malls, parks, or anywhere a
table and chair can be set up comfortably for the lace maker. I'm not sure
scheduling a specific day is as important as the fact we want to share the
experience and make others aware of the art of making lace. I
I did send a message to Jeri but alas, I haven't seen it yet on this
list. My comments were basically the same as Janis' - our temp
forecast for 21st June is a max of 14C with rain.
Cheers,
Shirley T. - Adelaide, South Australia
On 19-Jun-15 12:32 AM, Janis wrote:
I have only just seen
In France Father's Day is the third Sunday in June - but there is also the
Fête de la Musique on June 21st!
Sue in a warm and very windy Montelimar
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Hi,
Okay, I'll come out of lurkdom to comment on this Jeri.
In Australia Mothers Day is always the second Sunday in May and Fathers
Day always the first Sunday in September. The northern hemisphere
summer is of course our winter and definitely not conducive to making
lace in the open,
What is the source for this information? I would like to share it, but I
would like to know who established it, and where others could confirm it.
Devon
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This is published on facebook. The idea is to make lace in public.
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If this is a new event/idea someone's come up with, why not have it the
same day as the already long established UK National Lacemaking Day, 2nd
Saturday in September (this year the 12th) and make it International Lacemaking
Day instead?
June 21st is already taken for Father's Day.
On 15 Jun 2015, at 14:53, laceandb...@aol.com wrote:
If this is a new event/idea someone's come up with, why not have it the
same day as the already long established UK National Lacemaking Day, 2nd
Saturday in September (this year the 12th) and make it International
Lacemaking
Day
laceandb...@aol.com wrote:
If this is a new event/idea someone's come up with, why not have it the
same day as the already long established UK National Lacemaking Day, 2nd
Saturday in September (this year the 12th) and make it International Lacemaking
Day instead? June 21st is
On 15 Jun 2015, at 14:53, laceandb...@aol.com wrote:
If this is a new event/idea someone's come up with, why not have it the
same day as the already long established UK National Lacemaking Day, 2nd
Saturday in September (this year the 12th) and make it International
Lacemaking
Day
I think it was started by Dutch. Do not know much lse about origins. Bet they
did not consider Father's Day when they planned.
Sue M
On Jun 15, 2015, at 08:53, laceandb...@aol.com wrote:
If this is a new event/idea someone's come up with, why not have it the same
day as the already long
I have received the information from Rina Wijnen, member of the lace
Association in Nederland Kantklos.
rinawij...@kantklos.nl
www.kantklos.nl
I understand it is going to be hold a demo lace day at the Museum
Kantfabriek in Horst.
Kind regards
Carolina de la Guardia
Barcelona.Spain
El
Yes, Devon and Jacquie.
Jean Leader has pointed out: The first UK National Lacemaking Day was
actually on 14th September 1991 - thereâs a report with photos in âLace
65
(January 1992).
When I read about this, I wondered why all national lace guilds could not
agree on a date. There may be
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