As the lists seem to be a little quiet I thought I would also post another date
for your diary.
Lacemakers & Collectors Exchange (L.A.C.E. ) of Clarendon Hills, Illinois, will
be holding another Lace Day in Downers Grove on Saturday June 11. Vendors will
include Lacy Susan, The Lacemaker, K
Hi All,
Just to let you know that the Prairie Mill lacemakers will be having their 5th
Lace-In on Saturday April 2nd 10am to 5 pm at Midway Village and Museum,
Rockford, Illinois. It is part of the Fibre Arts Faire being held that
weekend. We would once again like to invite any lacemakers to
At 12:05 PM 3/9/2005, you wrote:
I'd like to try the pricking in Indrija Lace by Cook and Tratnik called
"Brains", because it looks like A Round Tuit, ...
But can anyone tell me exactly what "Thread 30 cotton" means.
My other Idrija book says " For the typical Idrija lace, cotton no 30 is
I'd like to try the pricking in Indrija Lace by Cook and Tratnik called
"Brains", because it looks like A Round Tuit, and I really must have
A Round Tuit.
But can anyone tell me exactly what "Thread 30 cotton" means. They
say in the "Description" pag under threads that the numbering of cotton
thr
Hello Spiders
I spoke to Christine Springett today who told me they had withdrawn the
second lot of bobbins from the Spring auction because of the poor response
the first lot had. David would fetch them back from the auction house until
they eventually decide what to do with them.
Diana in Northamp
It never ceases to amaze me how daft some people can be when it comes
to ebay.
Like they say. There's one born every minute.
Claire
Kent,UK
On 9 Mar 2005, at 6:23 pm, Jean Nathan wrote:
You'll never believe that Barry Biggins new design book on ebay
(currently
available direct from him at GBP12.
You'll never believe that Barry Biggins new design book on ebay (currently
available direct from him at GBP12.00 plus GBP1.50 postage) sold for
GBP34.00!
Jean in Poole
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Great job Jenny - and actually the BBQ skewers will work better than the
lollipop sticks, which the kids in my lace class managed to bend!
Now if you are seriously into making your own equipment and happen to have
Lego round the house:
http://www.geocities.com/atatter.geo/kieth_enevoldsen.html
Hi
For those of you who have been following the saga of the Kununurra Kid
trying to get her kit together you will be pleased to know that I have
found a way around the bobbin issue
http://www.brandis.com.au/craft/bobbin.html - if the town has enough gift
wrapping paper that is. Still no reply f
