I have finally mounted some of my bobbinlace and updated my webshot. It is
Cottage and The ladies from Vadstena. I have some more to mount but that is
more difficult than making the lace sometimes!
Ann-Marie
http://community.webshots.com/user/annma1
If there is an attachment that is called
Dear Spiders, I have been having trouble with outgoing e-mails and some have
not worked, so I am sending this again. My apologies if you have already
received it.
Thanks Patricia for mentioning the Romanian Point Lace book. The reason for
the abnormal quietness is that I have been doing other
Just to let everyone who sent me wishes and prayers. I can see almost as good
as I was able to see before this doctor messed me up. Don't see the smallest
stuff, but I can still tat and use the finer threads.
Such a relief.
Now I have a book I'm never going to use and thought if one of you needs
Hi All, I thought Angela's message of today would be on Romanian Point Lace
patterns but I see it is not. Guess she's busy with Miriam! What fun
they're having I bet G. I was interested to see Karen Bovard's e-mail. I
have not done RPL but I thought the tapes were
not crossed over each other.
I got my Edward Hamilton newspaper today and it had Angela Thompsons book on Roumanian
Point Lace reduced to $18.95 from $26.95. The reference number is 3161056. It is on
the web site at:
http://www.hamiltonbook.com/hamiltonbook.storefront/EN/product/goto/UserTemplate/7
I was surprised to
Hi everyone - while it is quiet on the list, thought I'd share:
Probably I'm not the only one to whom this person has sent the following
questions. They write that they are a student in the 'Southern of
California' doing a research paper on lace-making in Ireland and they are
to interview 'an
I do a lot of goldwork embroidery and have a collection of books on the
subject. I just checked in 'Metallic thread embroidery' by Jacqueline
Kreinik and here's what she says about their Japan threads:
'Japan Threads are synthetic gimps (wrapped threads) with a real silver
content that gives
Sue and Spiders,
I think a lot of us can be thankful of our birthplace - before we moved to
Suffolk, I used to work for the Community Relations Council, amongst other
duties, going into the homes helping the menfolk with form-filling etc., and
teaching Asian ladies English. This latter always
Have you ever noticed that when you're of a certain age, everything
seems uphill from where you are? Stairs are steeper. Groceries are
heavier. And, everything is farther away.. Yesterday I walked to the
corner and I was dumbfounded to discover how long our street had become!
And, you know,
Malvary Cole a décidé d' écrire à Ò[lace-chat] Something's wrongÓ.
[2004/03/06 15:47]
The people who make bathroom scales are pulling the same prank, but in
reverse. Do they think I actually believe the number I see on that
dial? HA! I would never let myself weigh that much! Just who do
As Tamara is away and I have not received a digest
today I am sending you this list that was in an email
newsletter I got today. Hope it has not been around
before. Janice Blair
· For the wife who says it's hot dogs tonight,
because she is home with me, and not out with someone
else.
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