Ann wrote:
The problem that I met with was that,
after a couple of washes, the brightly coloured images had more or less
turned into grey-scale, so I became discouraged by this disappointment. Can
anyone tell me if there is any way to make the colours colour-fast?
I don't know if there are
Hello Everybody,
In a prospctus about Bedford Lacemaking they wrote: In the early years of
16th century, Katharine of Aragon was imprisoned in Ampthill whilst divorce
proceedings were taken against her by King Henry VII. It is believed that
she taught the villagers lacmaking.
And later: Did you
So... The first question is: would any of you be interested in buying
T-shirt designed along the lines proposed so far?
I'd be interested if you're willing to post to Scotland - are they all going
to be white or can we have colours? I fancy dark blue with gold lace! Pretty
please
jenny barron
My DH has just sent me the following information, seems it is now
the Intel Play 3.
Works via the USB port.
Two types of built in light and may be demounted for hand held use.
Makes still or video pictures.
Has three different optical magnifications.
Comes with accessories and software.
I should have mentioned, the gimp pair is given alongside 13,5 as 1 paar No.
8
So I don't think it means that. Can't follow it in the diagram either.
Sulochona
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Dear Roslyn,
Now I don't know famous lacemakers nor if they were men or women, but I had
always thought that the men associated with lace were more like middlemen.
They would buy from a lacemaker and sell to the wealthier lords and ladies in
the communities, towns, and cities.
I can tell you
Weeell it all depends on the thread you've been using for the samples and
the size of the pattern .. lol .. three huge tallies with a bad one in the
middle should do the trick nicely .
dominique from Paris
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Hello arachneans,
Ilske Thomsen of Hamburg has given us all another new Christmas gift this
year. Her free pattern is available on my website on this page:
http://www.loreleihalley.com/harz.htm
Lorelei
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dear ilske
thank you so much for the beautiful pattern
even if I never get around to making it it is wonderful
thank you again
yours in lace
At 01:49 PM 12/14/2003, Lorelei Halley wrote:
Hello arachneans,
Ilske Thomsen of Hamburg has given us all another new Christmas gift this
year. Her
I am printing it out right now it is lovely. Maybe some day I will be good
enough to do it.
Lynn
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On 13 Dec 2003, at 04:59, Roslyn wrote:
I read this week a filler in the paper that said all the famous
lacemakers
were men.
Now I don't know famous lacemakers nor if they were men or women, but
I had
always thought that the men associated with lace were more like
middlemen.
They would buy
This is interesting as these are almost word for word lifted from 'The
romance of the lace pillow' by Thomas Wright (publised by Ruth Bean)
It hasn't been proved that Katherine of Aragon has any link to actually
making lace herself outside of folk lore - kat stich is said to be named
after her
On 14 Dec 2003, at 20:19, Sulochona wrote:
I should have mentioned, the gimp pair is given alongside 13,5 as 1
paar No.
8
So I don't think it means that. Can't follow it in the diagram either.
Could the pattern include a Venetian braid? - worked a bit like a long
tally but with one worker and
Reviving a topic from a couple of weeks ago regarding when were corners
worked as distinct from gathering the lace.
I have just had another glance through the November 2003 Lace Society
newsletter prior to filing it, and noticed that in the extract from The Illustrated
London News February
Diffinately include my bane - half stitch that changes weaver in middle of
row !!!
Louise in Central Virginia
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Well, it's the same thing every year. Dad comes home from the office.
We all get into the Rolls Royce, and we drive to his toy factory. When
we get inside we look at all the empty shelves and we sing, What a
friend we have in Jesus. Then we all go to the Bahamas.
That was doing the rounds in
I got a nice packages from my S.Pal.Thank you for the lovely chocolates,
my favourites. The neat bobbins are really different. And cute frog
topped pen, great fun. I collect frogs. The card was beautiful with a
bobbin lace tree. And last there was a snowman ornament.
Thank you so much
Happy
Hello Secret Pal:
I received your gift yesterday and was delighted with what I found.
My very favorite chocolate - bitter dark chocolate. It is delicious!
I also love the lace postcard. Is it one of your pieces?
Thank you so much!
Rita Lloyd
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Hi everyone, and those who also get [lace] and have been reading the
T-shirt for the 'in' crowd thread on [lace]...(etc.) This is My Opinion of
T-Shirts, which I do like, but conditionally: When I wear T's I'm fussy
about them - first, they have to fit *me* then the design has to be 'cool'
- so if
On Sunday, Dec 14, 2003, at 21:11 US/Eastern, Bev Walker wrote:
For me a T has to have a certain amount of looseness but not
look baggy [...] and it has to be long enough to wear untucked, like a
tunic.
I tuck mine in, but I too like them long (vivid childhood memories of
bare midrif in the
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