Hi Spiders,
I know there was a long discussion on digital cameras a while ago, when the
possibility of my aquiring one was nil. I am now in the market for one and
would like to ask who ever posted at that time to forward their very
interesting articles to me.
With thanks,
Dot Goetsch
Alberton,
Many years ago Emily Reigate came to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and
worked with Gunnel Teitel in researching Reigate's book. Gunnel would like to
know if anyone knows anything recent about Lady Reigate and where she might be.
Devon
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Moving it back to lace, because of the content.
On Oct 22, 2004, at 17:54, Brenda Paternoster wrote:
5 bobbins; um
use three of them to make a hair type braid and pass the other pair in
and out of that and make some picots on either side. Something for
tamara to think about!
I hear and obey
On Oct 22, 2004, at 20:37, Weronika Patena wrote:
At our post office here, not only does everything have to have a
return address,
they're even supposed to check our IDs to make sure they match the
return
address.
The advantage (possibly the only one ) of living in Pipidowka
(Polish term for a t
On Oct 22, 2004, at 20:05, Brenda Paternoster wrote:
Following the discussions a week or so ago about thread sizes for
Milanese I have devised a chart to find a suitable thickness of thread
(based on wraps/cm) for a variety of different laces, all based on the
spacing of the pinholes in the p
On Fri, Oct 22, 2004 at 08:34:05PM -0400, Tamara P. Duvall wrote:
> I was told (at our little PO) some 2 yrs ago, that mailings lacking the
> return address go directly into the trash bin, don't even get sent on
> (for the receiving PO to trash at their end). Certainly, if you hand
> in an enve
On Oct 22, 2004, at 20:05, Brenda Paternoster wrote:
With all the security concerns in the world today it would be wise to
put your return address on the envelope. I picked up this message on
another discussion group earlier today:
Our local newspaper ran a story this morning saying that Canada
The sixth and final packages for the current round of Secret Pal
exchanges are due to be posted (mailed) in the next week or so, and
should include a note identifying yourself and thank-you messages can
be sent directly to the sender.
December is probably not a good time to start the next round
Following the discussions a week or so ago about thread sizes for
Milanese I have devised a chart to find a suitable thickness of thread
(based on wraps/cm) for a variety of different laces, all based on the
spacing of the pinholes in the pattern. It's now on my website:
http://users.argonet
Well, I found a hat, and made the draw on wednesday.
Pam Nottingham's book on Bucks point is now on its way to Ann Geddie of
Stanley, NC.
It was lovely to hear from so many spiders - better luck next time to the
rest of you.
Happy lacing
Bridget, in Watford, England, where the autumn (fall) is re
>John OConnor wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>Evening Stitches is selling the horror kit on e-bay.
Looking at it, it would appear that rather than a one off private sale,
this person is selling needlecraft items as a business - has anyone
contacted her/him to suggest that perhaps this is not the best kit to
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