This is for lacemakers who don't have "Lace" magazine
In with my Lace Guild magazine is a flyer from Batsford, they have
20% of all their books at the moment.
I then notices that there is a new book out in November
50 New Milanese Lace Patterns by Pat Read.
It says the following:
This new boo
Brenda,
You asked about a digi camera without a moving lense. I just purchased a
Kodak CX7300. It is a 3.2 mega pixel. No moving lense. Small. I like it. At
first I was rather upset that I didn't get a lense that adjusted for wide angle
but when I magnify my picture on the camera or the com
Thanks to everyone who attended the 22nd Isis Lace Day in Oxford yesterday,
and helped to make it so special. Good suppliers, good food, good friends,
good competition entries, over £300 raised for charity, and an excellent
talk by Vivienne of Biggins, both funny and informative.
See you all aga
Hi All,
I would heartily endorse all that has been said in favour of digital
cameras - I love our Finepix whatever-it-is, and am rarely parted from it.
So far, though, I have found only one drawback! No. 1 Grandson, Dylan aged
eight, had a bike last Christmas, and I wanted to take a picture of
Carol,
That "delay" is by no means universal in digital cameras. I've heard
that more expensive cameras are much faster. The low-end cameras have
a noticeable delay, which is a pain if you're not ready for an 'action
shot.' (If you are ready, then you can tap the shutter button a couple
times to
Hi All,
I am reading these messages quite a long time after the writing of them, so
I may well be overtaken by events but ...
I have the new edition of 'Lace' infront of me, and the auction of Christine
and David's bobbins is as follows:
Kerry Taylor Auctions, in association with Sotheby's, anno
Me. I saw them all, just fine, although I don't believe I could
actually *type* them all. That may be because I can accept email in
various forms (plain and other), but only send in text
My computer uses Windows98, and I have chosen to use Netscape for my
mail and browser services.
--sue,
I was playing with another feature of mine this morning - 90 second movies.
Thought it could come in handy some time to capture what someone's
demonstrating on a lace pillow. Now that the brain's down to just a couple
of cells, I don't retain what I watch so easily. So to be able to watch it
again,
There's a new feature in the magazine this time - the green pages have gone
to make way for more colour pages. The information that used to be in the
green pages is now in the body of the magazine. I'm all in favour of that
now that coloured lace isn't uncommon. But does that mean there'll be no
mo
Great that you got all the symbols OK, your set up must use the same
upper ASCII set that mine does. To be fair I didn't actually 'type'
them all - some I had to find on the character palette, and click on
Re: lace weight wool yarn - Jamieson & Smith in Lerwick, Shetland
Isles, Scotland are TH
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jean Nathan
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>But does that mean there'll be no
>more large prickings? Not complaining - just curious.
No, it doesn't - Deborah has kept the option to have the large sheet
once a year, but she was struggling to find anything large that need
In the US, Jamieson & Smith Shetland lace weight is available from Meg
Swanson, daughter of Elizabeth Zimmerman at www.schoolhousepress.com
(No affiliation, satisfied customer.)
Eileen in the San Francisco Bay Area
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I have just managed to download 2 photos to my page in the community
webshots.
For some reason, the 3rd piece (the point de gaze that I finished last
night,) would not "stick" in there, so I will try again tomorrow.
However, the 2 pieces I entered in the Colorado State Fair are there.
A poor phot
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