I have to apologise, I am having problems with my computer.
The emails I send it seems say it is 2003. I was wondering
why I am not getting reply to messages. Plus I don't
think I am getting all the messages from Arachne. I do
have a special box where some of my mail goes into.
I also have
I will try to find the answer to the Bulletin arrival question.
*Please* I.O.L.I. members, who have questions about the Bulletin arrival
date, send me your name and address. I will look into it on Wednesday -
hopefully everyone will have time to get back to me.
Do not send it to me at
Hi,
I found someone selling bobbins on eBay:
You are about to bid on 14 new wooden belgian lace making bobbins. There are 4
rings included..
(http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=28151item=8139731075rd=1)
Does anyone have any idea what the rings are for? The seller doesn't
In a message dated 17/10/2004 20:42:42 GMT Standard Time,
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Does anyone have any idea what the rings are for? The seller doesn't know.
Without a photo I wouldn't have a clue. Patty has read this as turned rings
on the bobbins, I had read it as 4 (separate) rings
Hmm. Gets even stranger. Here's another eBay auction of apparently the exact
same item, but by a different seller, for a different price, and this time with
a picture:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=19158item=8139667910rd=1
The rings are indeed separate, and this seller
Well, from the picture in the second posting you found, I
believe that the rings have nothing at all to do with
lacemaking in general. It may be that someone designed
something which uses the rings as a permanent part of the
construction, but without any other information, I'd say
those rings are
On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 21:42:13 +0100 (BST), Laura wrote:
I'm Laura and was a member of the list some time ago, had to leave the list due to
major changes in personal circumstances, even stopped making any lace over this time
too, so I'm a bit rusty. Now things are more settled and I've picked up
I just said goodbye to Susan and her DH Ken about an hour ago. She stopped
by our lace retreat and displayed her many goodies for us poor bobbin lace
supply starved Iowans. We thought we had died and gone to bobbin lace
heaven! :-)
Yes, she had the Colcotton in a rainbow of wonderful
Well, when I clicked on the link, I got a photo!!! Of a wide-screen plasma TV
selling for $2,500 American
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:In a message dated 17/10/2004 20:42:42 GMT Standard
Time,
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Does anyone have any idea what the rings
Aah! now this link does take me to bobbins!! My advice would be - if you're
interested in the bobbins, buy them, and plan to throw away the rings!!
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
--- Weronika Patena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm. Gets even stranger. Here's another eBay auction of
Well I think that the bobbins are mass produced, so should cost about 1
USD / 1 Euro each when new, and the rings may have been for a curtain
pole - or as Clay suggested just junk!
If you want to see pics of lace bobbins with little rings carved around
them (as Patti suggested) have a look
I really do not think that this is the place for political opinions.
Sylvia Andrews
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I don't sell on ebay but on half.com, which they own. Got two messages to my email
apparently meant for others thanking the seller for kindness and saying paypal has
forwarded money. I deleted one and sent the other to [EMAIL PROTECTED], hoping that
is ebay's notification process.
I don't
Hi Dora and all, I'd love to read what you have to say about Halas lace.
Wouldn't it be appropriate for arachne or do you think it's
too long and belongs on chat? I'll read it anywhere!
Jane in Vermont, USA where things are quiet for the moment, it's
been a busy weekend.
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