Gidday all,
Noticed this out of print lace book by Elwyn Kenn on eBay today, which some
of you might be interested in. Starting bid A$6, not bad at all if you are
into point ground patterns. I have all 3 of Elwyn's books and they have
gorgeous patterns in them.
that's what i was thinking exactly .. by the way which country are they
from ?
dominique from paris .
Ruth Budge a décidé d' écrire à ÒRe: [lace] our house burned Ó.
[2004/02/07 06:58]
Is there an Arachnean who lives within a reasonable distance of Hannah and
Amanda who can act as an
Dear All
Thank you for replying. Needless to say the postman heard my e-mail
across the ether and my edition of Lace arrived on Friday too!
Viv
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hello all
My 100 year old walnut tree blew down last week.
The tree surgeons are cutting it up next week.
Is anyone in the woodturning world interested in
purchasing sections of this tree I'm certain that it would make wonderful
bobbins?
This really only applies to UK but is interesting for all
Hey, there's an idea. Might be easier if everyone did one company.
I don't have cash at the moment - that is why I was wondering where they
live. I'm sure they need household stuff, etc., too.Maybe someone
lives nearby. I know that for instance I'm not the only one on this list
who lives
Hannah and Amanda
I think I can safely speak for everyone on this list in saying that we are
all really sorry for you and the rest of your family. As you can hear from
the list already we would love to be able to help you get some lace
equipment again. Some of us may have extra equipment around
Several people have asked where Hannah and Amanda live. It's in the state
of Missouri in the USA . Ruth Budge has given us an address of a friend a
couple hours away who is willing to be a collection point for mailing items
at this time.
Until, and unless, we get an address closer, use this
Sorry about this but I sent a message to lace about 8 hours ago and haven't
seen it included with all the other lace messages I have been receiving, so
I ma sending this one to see if I can get through at all.
Sue Babbs
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I am also from Austin and would like for anyone who is thinking of going there
to stop by and pick up some goodies. My eyes have put paid to my lacing for a
while and since its been two years, it may be for good. I need to know if the
two people use continental bobbins or spangles.
Most of my
Tamara writes:
period of time -- Noelene? When did mailings for Jenny die to a
trickle? After a month? Two? -- and then send a single package (saaving
o postage)
I am still in awe of the response to Jenny's loss by lacemakers all over the
world. The big influx kept coming for about three
This reminds me of when I was much younger and learning to count. I was
laying in bed and counting (which of course my parents were hearing). When
I got to 99 I didn't know/remember what came next. I called out to said
parents asking What comes after 9?
Dad answered back Ten. So I continued
Australian Bricklayer Report:
This is a bricklayer's accident report, which was printed in the
newsletter of the Australian equivalent of the Workers' Compensation
board. This is a true story. Had this guy died, he'd have received a
Darwin Award for sure...
Dear Sir:
I am writing in response to
Hi Tamara,
This was going to be my next question. As it will be about next October by
the time I finish my hearts lace edging I shall be just in time to hunt
round the stores for some material to match. :-)
BTW congratulations on achieving BL Editor of IOLI I'm sure as a result
the membership
To my Italian Secret Pal
Thank you for your January package which arrived while I was working out of
town It was lovely to come home tired to something so delightful The
ceramic wall hanging will brighten my kitchen, and compliment it with it's
bright colours. Chocolates are always guaranteed
On Feb 7, 2004, at 17:59, Jane Bawn wrote:
This was going to be my next question. As it will be about next
October by
the time I finish my hearts lace edging I shall be just in time to hunt
round the stores for some material to match. :-)
Serendipity :) You could also check around quilting
I think, Betty Ann, that this is a take on a very old monologue which was
often played on the radio when I was a young girla report by a couple of
Irish workers on a similar incident. The details have been changed slightly.
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
Clive and Betty Ann Rice [EMAIL
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