Re: [lace] time vs pieces

Now Maxine, Don't let Liz intimidate you! ;) You'll find yourself on that buying cycle soon enough - But I'm impressed with the amount of lace that you say you have made in a year! As I remember, those first pieces were painfully slow going... But we're SO proud of them!! Clay You are not

[lace] The Lace Book

Hello Members I was lucky enough to get a nice find at our local Library Summer book sale. I picked up a copy of The Lace Book by N. Hudson Moore. Published by Frederick A. Stokes Co. New York. Published in 1904. It has seventy engravings showing specimens of lace, or its wear in famous

[lace] Tamara's designs...

Tamara, bless her heart... is usually thrilled to give her designs away. Unless she sells them to benefit the Lace Museum or something like that. Her Swan is posted on the internet for anyone who wants it, and she has published a number of her designs in the Lace Guild bulletin and in the IOLI

RE: [lace] time vs pieces

Diana, I know exactly what you mean - every single bobbin that I own (and every piece of lace equipment infact) tells a story of a time, a place or even a person. I have about 200 - 250 pairs of bobbins and strangely not only do I know where I bought them (although sometimes not from who!!) but

Re: [lace] Tamara's designs...

Is there a picture somewhere to see the Lovebirds? Ann-Marie So your best bet is to write to her next week and mention that you've heard about the Lovebirds and would love to see them and you can take it from there. Clay Clay Blackwell Lynchburg, VA - To unsubscribe send email to

Re: [lace] TURKISH LACEWORK OYA CATALOG 2 VOLS FIGURES on ebay

There are many patterns for oyas in crochet in The Batsford Book of Crochet by Ann Stearns (pages 144 - 155) Some are beaded; others are not. An extract on p 144 reads Personal lace consists largely of the very fine narrow laces used for trimmings, either as a braid or a more decorative edging.

Re: [lace] RE: Rosemary's book....

Chelle, My DH and my children, all think Mother is a witch or has second-sight or somethingI'm renowned for answering their questions before they've got them out of their mouths!!! Regards, Ruth --- Ian Chelle Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Gidday Ruth and all, And if you miss out on

RE: [lace-chat] :-) The Lone Ranger and Tonto

Hi everyone told as Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson Also the Colonel and the Private...or Field General and whatever assistant... it's like the one about the Lighthouse (this is the VeryBigShip - please moveand this is the Lighthouse - your call) Still funny! LOL bye for now Bev in Sooke,

Re: [lace-chat] Basic lacemaking supplies - long

Dear Lacemakers, This is a list of supplies compiled by the Lace List a few years ago. I found a printout of this with my lace patterns as I was filing them. While the List is rather quiet, you might like to review these items. How many of these things do you have in your lace supplies? Do

Re: [lace-chat] Email from a beaten bidder on ebay

Goodness! I'm so sorry you were subjected to that. You were absolutely right not to respond. However, eBay also has rules, and you should forward that message to them (go to their Safe Haven section...) and let them know. Clay - Original Message - From: Jean Nathan [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [lace-chat] from lace, about

When their Mr Poole worked there selling calligraphy equipment it was just a little too like Diagon Alley Regards Liz In a message dated 07/08/2003 16:33:09 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Subj: [lace-chat] from lace, about Date: 07/08/2003 16:33:09 GMT Daylight Time

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[lace-chat] Email from a beaten bidder on ebay

DH suddenly came rushing in from watering the garden to say that there was an item on ebay he wanted to bid on and it was finishing in five minutes. I admit to being a sniper (putting my bid on in the last minute) sometimes, but it's permitted and I've been outbid several times by others doing the

[lace-chat] $30 million vs $5000 - who's losing ?

Just don't 'forget' : the *first* bounty paid, and don't 'forget' the **it that started this, was $30,000,000 of *American* tax money . . . http://www.msnbc.com/news/949443.asp?vts=080720031050cp1=1 Bounty raised on U.S. soldiers General: Killing GIs may now be worth $5,000 To

[lace-chat] Change of email address

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