DuhI guess I should remember the email list doesn't accept
attachments.
It looks like I will have to write the Manchester museum via snail
mailthey don't accept email inquiries.
Sg
Laraine Ansley wrote:
Hi there,
The museum is:
The Gallery of English Costume, Platt Fields, Mancheste
When I saw the subject line, I immediately thought of the dyed sheepskins that
IKEA is currently selling. Most of them are colors found in nature (if not on
sheep), except for the red ones. By some strange and random chance, the red
ones are precisely the color of Elmo. They also have a frigt
At 06:04 AM 11/18/2005, you wrote:
Not getting any sympathy from me! ;o) I live in an entire state that's not
big enough (population wise) for most nice companies, or restaurants. I
don't know that we've got a Pottery Barn anywhere in Montana
--Sue
Ok, you win. :-)
Kimiko
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At 11:22 PM 11/17/2005, you wrote:
Kimiko,
I am working with Raymond's Quiet Press on this one.
When I get the condition report and obverse photo from
Anglesey House, he'll be better able to decide if he
wishes to pursue making it.
I on the other hand am working on getting the book
this item is
I ordered from them several months ago and just recently got a small
portion of the order. Everything else was backordered. I'm afraid you may
be right, there may be a problem. I hope not too.
Rebecca
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If I may, my short FAQ file on this subject is now on the Web at:
http://claning.home.igc.org/crochet.html
Bonnie mentioned:
>...thousands of "hooks and crochets" listed in the inventory of the
>belongings of Queen Mary I of England when returning to the court of her
>father, King Henry VIII.
Ye
Does anyone on this list live near Harper House? Can anyone see if they
are still open? I never heard back from them after placing my last order
- then I put in a query with Paypal which they did not respond to - so I
got my money back today. However, I'm worried that they're not all right
- an
On 11/1/05, Lloyd Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Can someone point me in the way of needlework history of the development
> of crochet? Warren and Pullan indicate that it was used in ancient times by
> shepherds as a means of converting sheared wool into garments. Other
> references I have
I am not sure if this will work - please bear with me - I am
attaching a copy of the Museum of London's Press release on the New
Medieval Gallery, to be opened at the end of this month. (My gable
headdress will be available for trying on!!)
Suzi___
Hi Saragrace
Perhaps i missed the thread. Did you find out that that beaded 17th century
bodice was in the collektion of Manchester Museum?
Bjarne
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In a message dated 11/18/2005 11:54:40 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Joseph Andrews - Peter Firth, Ann-Margret
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official name-drop!
Hey, I made costumes for Ann-Margret...for the miniseries "Queen".
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Hi, I'm clearing out again and have 4 more dvds for
sale, $35 plus your choice of postage:
Lady Chatterley - BBC, 2 discs, all 4 episodes, Sean
Bean, Joely Richardson
Barchester Chronicles - BBC, 2 discs, all 7 episodes,
Alan Rickman is THE Obadiah Slope
Swept from the Sea - Joseph Conrad's stor
Not getting any sympathy from me! ;o) I live in an entire state that's not
big enough (population wise) for most nice companies, or restaurants. I
don't know that we've got a Pottery Barn anywhere in Montana
--Sue
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To: "Hist
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