I believe that spiral inscription bobbins that read from top to bottom or
from right to left are done that way deliberately and are called 'puzzle
inscriptions' because the natural instinct is to read from left to right and
from bottom to top, and until it's realised that they must be read the
On Saturday, October 18, 2003, at 11:36 PM, Celtic Dream Weaver wrote:
My husband happened to notice one of my bobbins I had painted. I had
put the words I use for one of my accounts on the internet. What I did
was start the inscription from the bottom and you have to turn the
bobbin to the
The Daylight Company website I quoted A
HREF=http://www.daylightcompany.co.uk/;http://www.daylightcompany.co.uk//A also
has a link for US visitors to their US site - A
HREF=http://us.daylightcompany.com/;http://us.daylightcompany.com//A
Hope this may help - I know they aren't cheap but they
Dear Spiders
Can anyone tell me:
Is Orvus obtainable in the UK? If so, what is it known as? If not, what,
if any, can be used as a substitute?
Thank you, in advance!
Ann in Manchester, UK
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Jean wrote: Why did I use two different types of pins, I was
told by my teacher to use brass not stainless steel in
her class so I did as I was told till I got home and changed
to stainless steel. I now recall that I left the Number 7
pattern in Introduction to Honiton Lace on my pillow half
Hello Jeri and Lacfriends,
Thank you Jeri for finding out the rest of the Giraffe-story.
In the book A Celebration of Bedfordshire Lace from plae 29 til 32 are
some of this animal-laces, not the giraffe.
I bought the book in the Museum.
Greetings from Hamburg in Germany
Ilske
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When I asked for a recipe several kind people responded, here is one of the
ones I received:
In a jar combine 1 cup boiling water
1/2 teas. dish detergent
1/2 teas. vinegar
Shake add pins. let soak for awhile
Rinse with clear water
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Thank you Jeri for finding out the rest of the Giraffe-story.
In the book A Celebration of Bedfordshire Lace from plate 29 til 32 are
some of this animal-laces, not the giraffe. I bought the book in the
To all who know our irrepressible friend Betty Ann Rice in
Roanoke, VA...
You will be saddened to hear that her Mother died earlier
this week. Although I did not know her Mother, BA's note to
me tells me volumes about what a remarkable lady she must
have been:
Grace Velma Bishop Phillips,
Anybody have some extra money
Italian needlelace c1600...
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Hi All, Thanks for the help with my needlelace pattern. I will reuse it
until it falls apart G. I love the clear contact paper! I use brown
paper bags for my Battenberg and make lots of ornaments. When they start
shredding in some areas I put Magic tape (Scotch tape)
on and it gets sticky : (
On Sunday, October 19, 2003, at 12:18 AM, Tamara P. Duvall wrote:
I don't know about the Atelier Moravia *kits*, but the bodies I bought
from Mayra Petretti (who may be carrying more than just Atelier Moravia
stuff at the Convention) were definitely identical to the ones I got
with the other
Here is something I downloaded eons ago.
Janice
. Here are those instructions as offered by Stormy Lee :
Recipe for Cleaning Brass Pins
1. In a mug put:
1 TbL liquid detergent
1 TBL vinegar
2. Top off with boiling water.
3. Place pins in mixture.
4. Let stand for about 10 minutes.
5. Rinse
Hi all
I'll add a 3rd recipe for cleaning brass pins.
This was given to our class learning Withof a few yrs. ago. I have used it
several times the pins come out sparkling like new.
To 1 cup boiling water add
1 teaspoon dish detergent
1 teaspoon vinegar
I put it in a jar, add
On Sunday, Oct 19, 2003, at 12:05 US/Eastern, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Jacquie) wrote:
Stainless steel pins rust, brass ones tarnish. Not quite the same.
Not the same at all. But, *good* stainless steel pins don't rust and
they don't tarnish either.
I brought a big bunch of East-German sewing pins
In a message dated 18/10/2003 16:26:30 GMT Daylight Time, Lindy
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I really want to help them learn something, but what? Would wool crochet
be
easier to learn then tatting? I can do most fibre crafts and could show them
crochet or knitting. One lady wants to do
At 03:15 PM 10/18/03 -0400, Martha Krieg wrote:
My husband took the train from Ann Arbor,
Michigan, to Denver, Colorado, this summer, then from Denver up to
Seattle.
Pity we didn't know this when my Michigan sister, my Indiana sister, and I
visited our Seattle sister this spring.
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