On Sat, 22 Nov 2003 11:37:16 -0800, you wrote:
wonder if I have the right kind of paints. What does everyone uses to paint
their bobbins? I also bought some water soluble outdoor gloss sealer that I
thought I could put on after the paint dries. Have I just bought a bunch of
great paints to pass
Dear Lacefriend,
Knowing that there are also embroidery and tapestery members I will again
ask a not lace-related question.
Does anybody know when and how the tapestry La Dame á Licorne came into
the Cluny Museum at Paris. I saw them twice so I know it and I learned it
belonged the Le Vista family
Dear Elaine,
Thank you for letting me know. Actually, Jeri gifted me with 5 dozen square
bobbins when I first started BL (she is my fairy godmother, you know vbg).
I love using them . So, when I needed more and couldn't get them from the
UK, I ordered from Holly V-S, who was Jeri's supplier .
In a message dated 11/22/03 9:07:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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I
bought [among other things] some fancy Midlands unfinished bobbins. I
figured getting them spangled would be easy enough but now I need to finish
them first. I bought some water soluble acrylic paint
Hi everyone
It's been a while since we've had one of our little freeby raffles. As
usual, no strings attached, other than you must like using square bobbins.
Just send your name to me, I'll draw on December 1, and will mail to
anywhere. The prize - 4 square bobbins in cherry wood, modelled after
Hi Bev,
Please count me in, I would love to receive your square bobbins. Thank you
for your generosity.
Angela Simpson in NW England.
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This chart compares English, US, and metric sizes:
http://www.coatscrafts.co.uk/en/1/procrohks.html.
Avital
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Hi lacers,
I have just updated some information on my
web site, primarily an added page of tatting
terms. This isn't an exhaustive list, just all
the things that I could think of at the time that
people consistently ask questions about like
'what is a shoelace tie?' It's on the Tips page
that
In a message dated 23/11/2003 04:40:44 GMT Standard Time,
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I love the internet but there are somethings you just can't email.
Liz, I have a great long list of things that I'd *love* to be able to
receive
as email attachments: a
My cousin has come up with a cheap but I hope, desirable gift idea. I
mentioned to him at one point that I had been reading my mother's diary that she kept
in 1936 when she was in high school. It is quite a delightful account of
movies and parties attended, and teenage concerns during the 30's.
One gift I was given (some 40 years ago and newly married) was from my
brother (a young, single male with car insurance due Dec. 1) it was a
machine made lace table cloth, round and probably the smallest size. I
still have it and use it on occasion even if my table is larger now. I
believe
That reminds me of a similar gift in our family. Our Mother
was in her final months battling cancer, and one of my
sisters decided to take a big box of family pictures
(everybody has one of THOSE!) whenever she spent time with
Mom. They would go through the pictures, and Mom would say,
Oh,
On Saturday, Nov 22, 2003, at 22:08 US/Eastern, Lynn Carpenter wrote:
I don't care what the economists say (an economic recovery that
started in
November 2001? In what alternate universe?),
In November of '01 the entire country was still in the we'll show
them; bloody, but unbowed mood, so
On Saturday, Nov 22, 2003, at 23:39 US/Eastern, Ruth Budge wrote:
Liz, I have a great long list of things that I'd *love* to be able to
receive
as email attachments
Be careful what you wish for... :)
At first, we had telegraph (in Poland, it was called telegram), and
it sent short messages --
Hi everyone
Nice topic Lynn. 'retro' is very in, right now - old style, cheap
kitchenware from the thrift shop is on my list for the collectors/users in
the family. Wrap it in the clear basket wrap with extras tucked around -
looks creative, is useful, and plus you get to prowl around places
Who'd believe it--a site dedicated to monitoring the BBC for bias!
http://www.bbcwatch.com/
Avital
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