Hello Noelene
I have both the printed book and the CD. It's the best book on lace
design around.
Your query has had me intrigued and I've just spent a pleasant couple
of hours trying to figure out what goes on in the CD.
Has anyone ever worked Pattern No. 40 from Pattern Design for
Torchon
Wow!!! As a complete beginner I am totally impressed with such an enormous
project. You are indeed to be commended! Congratulations. A picture, to
inspire those of us years away from such a challenge?
Darlene Mulholland
www.darlenem.com
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Brenda writes:
The print-out of the pattern may be about one fifth of a circle but you
can only actually use one full repeat per print-out and you need *NINE*
repeats to make the full circle. I've just tried it and although there
was a tiny bit of distortion it's quite useable.
Thanks for
I don't think you're sad at all. I think you are amazing. I would love to
see a picture of the outfit you have made if you have one, can you post it
somewhere where we can all see. I think the the idea of recreating the old
costumes absolutely fascinating. It is probably what brought me into
Calling all Aussie spiders - HELP
Tame Aussie wants wattle for ANZAC day - how do I get some in the UK - who can I order
it from in Oz?
Help!!
Regards
Liz Beecher
I'm A HREF=http://journals.aol.com/thelacebee/thelacebee;blogging/A now - see
what it's all about
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In a message dated 3/3/2004 9:34:29 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How noble of you to represent all of Britain. I'm sure that your father's military
career must be a great comfort to
those who lost family in the Holocaust.
Avital
Avital,
I'm sorry - I was being
Tamara,
When I finally meet someone who tells me that they, or their family were in Central
Europe at the time I will shake their hands and tell them that they act as a light to
the nations.
They are the people I want to meet as they can help teach the rest of us from their
first hand
In a message dated 3/3/2004 9:24:02 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Mar 3, 2004, at 14:50, Maxine D wrote:
I personally do not believe that any nations benefits
from war,
Oh, I wouldn't say so... :)
We did from the Falklands - why else would we have spent so much
In a message dated 3/3/2004 11:17:10 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Apart from the demeaning statement that Orthodox Jews do this regular as
clockwork (did they have miniature timers implanted at birth? Only Orthodox
Jews? Does that mean Liberal Jews don't care about the
Liz wrote:
I'm sorry - I was being flippant in order to make a point. And probably
didn't make it too well so my apolobies to you and the list.
Thank-you. Apologies accepted. I did not realise that you were trying to be
flippant. It didn't come through in the e-mail format. (Haven't found any
Liz wrote:
I was not being anti-semetic but making an observation on the people I
meet. Just as I would not be racist to say that I worked with an
Afro-Caribean girl who spent 18 months working me and accusing all the
white people in our office of having been the cause of slavery.
Whoa--I never
In a message dated 3/4/2004 7:00:52 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Whoa--I never said you were antisemitic!
No, Avital, you weren't but on re-reading my email I came across that way and believe
you me, I am far from anti-semitic as you know.
I must read my posts before I
Liz wrote:
No, Avital, you weren't but on re-reading my email I came across that way
and believe you me, I am far from anti-semitic as you know.
I must read my posts before I send them in future or just stick to the
things that are non controversial - nope, I'll just re-read them as a life
with
We live in zone 5. And of course if one is cultivating and 'pruning' the
plant it would probably be fine. But some of its close cousins can really
'run rampant'. and I agree it is pretty.
Lorri
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From: Dearl Kniskern [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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My copy of Framed in Lace cost $5.99 US. It is a small paperback. How much is
Amazon asking for this little book? I am not willing to give up my copy, but
while a pleasant read, they aren't necessarily something that people want on
their bookshelves forever. Maybe some kind of trade could be
I personally do not believe that any nations benefits
from war,
Oh, I wouldn't say so... :)
O.K., I was thinking more in the line of emotional damage and physical (both
personal and property) destruction, rather than the national wealth
perspective.
I am appalled at times at my
Hey, Liz,
Tell your tame Aussie if he really wants to be traditional on Anzac Day,
he should be wearing a sprig of Rosemary, not wattle!
(And every time you mention him, I start singing that song
Is he an Aussie, Is he, Lizzie,
Is he an Aussie, is he eh?
Is is because he is an Aussie
That he
A blonde wanted to go ice fishing. She'd seen many books on the subject, And
finally getting all the necessary tools together, she made for the ice.
After positioning her comfy footstool, she started to make a circular cut in
the ice. Suddenly, from above, a voice boomed: THERE ARE NO FISH
Carol Adkinson wrote: But - it appears that the books are not available in the
UK,
For those spiders in the UK don't forget to check your local library. My mum
has made enquiries and can get two of them (I think she said Crewel World and
Piece Work) on loan through her local library.
She is
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