I also received my card this week, a rather cute angel which is now hanging
on my little tree. It never ceases to amaze me how different lace will be
when exchanged around the world. Many thanks from Barbara Saltern my swap
partner and for the ladies who organised it again this year.
Also I am thoroughly enjoying the Lace Guild advent callender each day and
scratching my head over Brenda's one. That will need some time on a day
when too many people keep grabbing my attention away from the lace and the
fun time <g> .
I think I have just one more card to write out and I can concentrate on
other things.
I just wrote a list last night of the things I want and have promised myself
that I will make over the coming months, because nothing is actually ready
to go onto my pillow I spent some time checking the sort of time it might
take me to make individual pieces to see what time I had to make little
things just because I have the pattern and want to play, but was stunned to
see that the rest will probably take me about 4 months between them, so
looks like I better get on and organise my threads and my pillows.
Sue T Dorset UK
Jeanette Fischer sent me a lovely card with a lace poinsettia on the
front.
It will last longer than the poor plant I have purchased which my husband
says I will kill in very short order as I have black thumbs! I managed to
kill a mother-in-laws tongue - took a few years of neglect but I managed
it!
The card will sit in pride of place amongst the hand made cards on my
bureau.
Thank you Jeanette.
Lynne
Baldock, North Herts, UK
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