This one is actually inserted in a big square surface - you can see it on the
other pictures. The seller just picked a bad picture to display on the item
list, since this picture doesn't show all of the pillow, but is a close-up or
the small roller.
A bolster pillow is just a big cylindrical one t
On Aug 12, 2004, at 0:46, Ruth Budge wrote:
I make this comment simply to clarify language/terminology differences
between
the various countries: This is what the English call a bolster pillow.
Aha! Glad to know I'm not the only one who got caught with pants down
at first peek :) But look agai
I make this comment simply to clarify language/terminology differences between
the various countries: This is what the English call a bolster pillow. A
roller pillow usually has a much smaller roller inserted in some sort of a flat
surface, such as round (or cookie) pillow, or part thereof.
Rut
Hi everyone,
A roller pillow just appeared on ebay!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=19158&item=8124429573
&rd=1
I don't think I really want one, but other people might be interested.
Weronika
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Caltech, Pasadena, CA, USA
http://vole.
On Aug 11, 2004, at 19:38, Maxine D wrote:
[...] they are hooded bobbins and come from the Schwabische Alp region.
Is there a particular technique for using these?
If you were to ask some people who used them in workshops in Prague...
Use whichever technique is necessary to control your temper eno
Hi gracious spiders,
I have just been given a pair of bobbins from a friend who was visiting
Germany. As far as I can make out from an hour on line they are hooded
bobbins and come from the Schwabische Alp region. I had never seen anything
like them before.
Here comes the newbie question. Is t
Gentle Spiders,
I have recently bought a dress - very pretty, and fits well, but with a
somewhat too sexy plunge down the front (how come I didn't notice, when
I was trying it on, that the bra is apt to peek, when I move?). So I
thought to make some lace for it, and kill a whole flock of birds w
Just so you know, "Tina" weighs about 4 pounds, hence the cost of
postage. It's no slim pocket volume (but it's not a doorstop either -
much too cool a book for that!) :-)
Cheers,
Helen, Aussie in overcast Denver
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I just spent a thoroughly enjoyable hour reading Tina at the Oral Surgeon's
office. As I suspected, Tina would be no where near as entertaining without
the clever and informative notes provided by the Rocky Mountain Lace Guild.
I liked the part where Tina, discovering a fire, breaks a glass d
In case anyone's interested, the Cookbook is on ebay, currently for only $2.
ttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=19158&item=8124266206&
rd=1
Weronika
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Caltech, Pasadena, CA, USA
http://vole.stanford.edu/weronika
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Dear Friends,
Clive and I are leaving tomorrow, and I am unsubscribing from Lace as soon as I post
this. I have received such welcoming invitations from lacemakers everywhere. You are
a generous, hospitable group, and we thank you. If possible, I'll ring some of you
and who knows? Maybe we ca
Clay, that is very upsetting to read that has happened. I hope that our
English friends don't think that is an accepted action for Americans. We
get the same things over here from other counties and its just not right at
all. Everyone should be cautious and concerned about something like this.
I
I am about to scan "The Art of Making Altar Laces", a very nice little book
of crocheted laces sent to me for scanning by a generous friend. It will come
out (eventually) on CD#5, but will of course be on the Professor's web site
long before that, when I get the scanning done and he finishes the
FYI
The old e-tatters newslist has upgraded to a forum.
The new eTatters Online Tatting Guild can be found at
http://www.etatters.com
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I have been thumbing through my copy of Tina, which I am planning to take
to read while my daughter has her wisdom teeth extracted today. I have to say
that the book is much more than a reprint of a dime novel. There are three
introductory chapters dealing with the discovery of the book, the
Dear Michelle,
Thank you for this informatve report and all the best for your group.
Greetings
Ilske
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Well, after 20 years or so, there has been a new twist to that story,
and it
appears she was found - in a dingo's mouth, but as the 4 guys were
illegally
shooting in a National Park and shot the dingo, the were afraid to come
clean, and so the baby's body was taken by one of the guys and buried -
Thanks for your suggestions. I will wait and see, I am not interested enough
to buy the book for that price and posting. I guess it ends well anyhow :-))
Ann-Marie
http://community.webshots.com/user/annma1
http://www.ettklickforskogen.se/
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Another possibility is that the yahoo server on which Dorte's photos are stored is
down temporarily.
Avital
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Carolina wrote:
>I subscribed Cipka magazine some months ago, including past issues.
The 7 pages magazine displays 5 or 6 little patterns some ones with
diagrams.
Thanks for the info, Carolina. 10 euros is not bad, I'll think about it.
As you said, they have very modern lace, which you don't usua
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