Hi everyone Elaine wrote:
> have any idea how much the reprinting > of Mrs. Channer's mat must have cost, or realize that printing it again, > will be probably much more expensive than printing it originally. This is quite true of offset printing. However, a digital version, whether on paper or on disk is far cheaper and could be done simply. This is conjecture, and I have no inclination to take up the matter with Ruth Bean Publishing, but perhaps if the copyright could be loaned, i.e. permission granted for a non-profit (lace) group to use it, then reissuing the pricking for Miss C's mat could be someone's fundraiser. I looked at my copy of a copy of the pricking recently, and I know why I have it - when I realized I could 'read' Buckspoint patterns, this particular pattern became accessible (i.e. do-able), and appealed to me therefore. It is on my some-day-if-ever list of things to redraw ;) -- bye for now Bev in Sooke, BC (west coast of Canada) ps - the pricking could be published at a percentage of original size, too (for Aurelia: sorry if the topic seems overworked - but I for one do like the mat!) - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
