Re: [lace] Book Translation

[Carolinadgg]

Hi Lorry, maybe the book it is written in Catalan. If I can help you, I shall 
do it. Please contact me privately.
Greetings from Barcelona. Spain

Carolina de la Guardia
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> El 4 dic 2015, a las 6:05, Lorri Ferguson  escribió:
> 
> I have a book with some lovely Pt. Ground patterns.  The title is   El
> "Ret-Fi" Catala O Puntes D'ArenysDoes anyone know of a translation for this
> book?  I am not sure what the language is - Italian or Spanish maybe.I would
> sure like to 'read' the text.
> 
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[lace] Book Translation

[Lorri Ferguson]

I have a book with some lovely Pt. Ground patterns.  The title is   El
"Ret-Fi" Catala O Puntes D'ArenysDoes anyone know of a translation for this
book?  I am not sure what the language is - Italian or Spanish maybe.I would
sure like to 'read' the text.

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Re: [lace] Lace book on project Gutenberg, author Goldenberg

[Jeriames]

Added to the subject line:  "author Goldenberg".  When this  subject was 
raised by Liz in Missouri in late November, I wrote to her privately  to ask 
the name of the book, since it was not in the original Arachne  
correspondence copy I received.
 
If others are interested, the book is "Lace Its Origin and History" by  
Samuel L. Goldenberg, with a 1904 copyright in author's name.
 
My book came from Tess as a gift for the lace library here.  She would  
have scanned it for the Arizona site before it became mine.
 
Jeri Ames in Maine USA
Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
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In a message dated 12/2/2015 4:44:57 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
helene3...@gmail.com writes:

Tess,

I just clicked on the link you supplied:   http://www.cs.arizona.edu,
There is no reference to lace on this page.  Could you please supply
some further instructions.

Thank  you,

Helene Ulrich
I thought I'd already looked at all the lace books on Project Gutenberg,  
however, today I ran across this one on the origin of lace and found it  
interesting. It has a lot of photos of examples of different kinds of  lace.


https://www.gutenberg.org/files/38973/38973-h/38973-h.htm


Liz  R in Missouri USA

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[lace] Oneida lace summer 2008

[Susan]

Hello All!  What would we do without Arachne?!?  Sue Babbs suggested that the
source material might be a charter chapter CD & Bev Walker found a listing for
it.  Many thanks to both!  The page is included on the 2009 CD for anyone who
wants to see the real deal.  In the meantime, a very nice gal (Emily
Pfotenhauer) in Wisconsin sent me a link to an article/interview with Debra
Jenny.

A Nation within a Nation: Voices of the Oneidas in Wisconsin
https://books.google.com/books?id=xlcMAwAAQBAJ=PT152=PT152=debra+je
nny+oneida=bl=pX3dRTAUhY=5g7xMZXbsBW2vDTubk38mgc9FvE=en=
X=0ahUKEwjDr-vujMDJAhXDGB4KHR82CAkQ6AEIHDAA#v=onepage=debra%20jenny%20o
neida=false

Hope everyone has time to make one of these fast & easy bracelets.  They are
fun with colorful threads & jazzy beads.  Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Palm Beach
Gardens, FL USA.

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Re: [lace] pillow infestation

[Joy Beeson]

When exploring our newest big-box store, I was astounded to 
discover that the ice displays near the exit included one 
that dispensed dry ice!  I was so impressed that one could 
get dry ice from a vending machine that I didn't notice how 
much it cost.


I'd wager that putting an infested item into an air-tight 
container, dropping in a piece of dry ice, and leaving it 
closed for a few days would do the trick.


Until the eggs hatch and the mites hiding in other places 
hop over to take advantage of the vacant habitat.


--
Joy Beeson
http://wlweather.net/PAGEJOY/
west of Fort Wayne, Indiana, U.S.A.

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