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Finally photo copy your
pattern on a colour say pale blue. Easy. Perhaps groups could invest in one.
They don't cost much these days. I have had phone calls asking me about
laminating so perhaps you can
Please can Pene Piip email me? - I do not have her email address in my address
book.
Happy Birthday Arachne - I also have been a member for 9 of the 10 years, and
the week of arachne '98 was one of the best in my life.
Thanks Liz for making it al possible in the first place.
ttfn Jacqui
Jacqui
Happy Birthday to us,
Happy Birthday to us
Happy Birthday all spiders,
Happy Birthday to us.
And thank you Liz!
I always regret I too missed out joining the first year, didn't join until the
second year, and
therefore have only nine sets of commemorative bobbins. I've been a member
even
Please can anyone who regularly goes to the IOLI conferences tell me if
Lacis books usually go there?
I have written to ask them but have not had a reply - just a machine message
saying my message was received.
There are a couple of interesting- looking books on their list, but I would
like to
Hear hear. I have been using a laminator for some time now. I thought I
had discovered a great new idea , then I saw on your website that you
do them too. Great minds think alike I suppose. I believe Staples in
the UK often have good deals on laminators. It's certainly where I go
for my
One of the benefits of a thread made specifically for lace.
I too love it. It makes the nicest lace.
Claire, Kent UK
On 15 Apr 2005, at 10:04 pm, Maureen Harvey wrote:
Hi Vivienne and all spiders,
I totally agree with you, I first purchased Finca thread from you at a
lace
day after seing lots of
No such worries with laminate. It pricks though beautifully, you have
no need to lube with beeswax and you don't get any sticky residue like
you can get with blue tacky.
Claire
Kent,UK
On 16 Apr 2005, at 6:58 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 15/04/2005 15:01:13 GMT Daylight Time,
Well, I think this must be some kind of record! We had 55 responses.
We did not feel as though 1 spider would be enough so my DH and son drew on
each.
The winners are Jackie Bowhey and Sue Harvey.
I will be posting your spiders to you as soon as possible. Enjoy them.
Regards
Jacqui Butler
I have been following this thread with interest as I have done a couple of
these joins in Valenciennes. So far I have not seen anyone mention how to
do these joins neatly where you have to cross cloth stitch! It has been
possible to join over ground or the ring pair except at the edge of the
Dona mentioned that she had passed through both Australian and New Zealand
airports carrying food and I have to endorse what Ruth Budge said about
this! New Zealand is as strict as Australia about this and has an automatic
$200 fine for anyone trying to bring food stuffs, in particular fruit,
Hi Michelle and all,
Michelle wrote:
Anyway there were 21 entries and the winner was Anneke Reijs from The
Netherlands.
And it just arrived in the mail!! Thanks a lot Michelle.
It took a long time, almost 10 weeks, but I know that it sometimes takes
that long, so I didn't despair!
Last year I
As you all know by now, one of the biggest problems we face on the
Professor's web site is the issue of copyright. It limits us to publication
dates
before 1923, and this cuts out a tremendous amount of information which would
be
useful to us all.
The only way we can overcome this is to
Hello Ruth and Dona
As it is off-topic and I'm not on chat, I'm answering privately.
Australia must have good winds, as I heard foot and mouth disease reached
the UK through certain high winds after sand storms in the North African
desert.
Jo Falkink
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This is the nearest supplier to Wrexham, that I know of:
http://www.lacemaking.co.uk/
They are based in Frodsham, Cheshire, so about an hours drive each way.
You may be best buying over the internet and getting the things sent to your
aunt to bring out with her. There are lots of other UK
Dear Spiders,
Thanks for sharing the story on Finca thread. Is this thread new? I am
tempted to try the Finca thread. I like the look of linen but I have
trouble with it breaking, maybe Finca would work better for me
What size Finca thread would be equivilant to DMC 80 Dentelles, and Linen
Great tip Vivienne, but where do you get your non reflective pouches from?
I've only seen the reflective type.
Christine
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I got my pouches from Staples. Matte finish A4 were the ones that I
bought. They were about £17 for a pack of 100. That should last me a
fair while. I use them when I am doing workshops and they have been
welcomed greatly.
Claire
Kent, UK
On 16 Apr 2005, at 5:45 pm, Christine Lardner wrote:
Hi, I buy A3 which I need for most of our patterns and you can put a couple
of the smaller patterns in one.
KEEP LACING, TATTING, CROCHETING AND EMBROIDERING, VIVIENNE, BIGGINS
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On 16 Apr 2005, at 09:33, Claire Allen wrote:
Claire
Kent, UK,
Off to Bruges in 2 days time. Yippee! Anyone recommend any good lace
shops?
If you mean shops that sell lace, there are dozens, if not hundreds!
Just go for what you like the look of!
If you are after lacemaking equipment and
Claire
Kent, UK,
Off to Bruges in 2 days time. Yippee! Anyone recommend any good lace
shops?
how about the Kantcentrum which is on Peperstraat
http://www.kantcentrum.com/Engels/algemeen/inleiding/inlfsete.htm
and just across the lane from the back of the Kantcentrum is a lovely shop with
how about the Kantcentrum which is on Peperstraat
http://www.kantcentrum.com/Engels/algemeen/inleiding/inlfsete.htm
and just across the lane from the back of the Kantcentrum is a lovely shop
with thread, bobbins, lots of lace and 'stuff'. A great browsing shop and
I can't remember the name,
Hi All, Thank you Liz for this wonderful place where we can talk lace
I think I joined when arachne was a few months old. I can't begin to say
what it's meant to me! I've met such dear friends, learned so much about
all kinds of lace and the geo/political, sociological and historical facts
This seems a logical place to pop in with...
The North Carolina Regional Lacers enjoyed our Spring Lace Day today with a
short workshop, and later a wonderful program, presented by Julie van der
Wolf from the Netherlands. Some of you are looking forward to having her
do a longer workshop soon,
Hi Sue -
In my experience (limited, but successful...) and from my understanding of
Het Lassen (I have the book...), one of the essential tricks is to devise
a path for the join which avoids cloth stitch areas. This is why your join
sometimes goes in a meandering fashion through one or two
Please can Pene Piip email me? - I do not have her email address in my address
book.
Happy Birthday Arachne - I also have been a member for 9 of the 10 years, and
the week of arachne '98 was one of the best in my life.
Thanks Liz for making it al possible in the first place.
ttfn Jacqui
Jacqui
Dear Secret Pal,
Your parcel arrived this morning and I was very impressed with how it was
wrapped and the way that the card matched the paper!!
Thank you very much for the card it is beautiful as always!
Thanks also for the worry dolls they look very intriguing !
The rainbow braid is unusual
Dear Secret Pal,
You are spoiling me with all your lovely gifts - many thanks dear friend.
The merino wool scarf is so soft and it will be or is ready a big favourite of
mine.
I have used it all day since it came this morning and it is so nice and warm
over my shoulders.
Also many thanks for nice
Hi All, A friend really loved the Russian song sung during Prince Charles
and Camilla's wedding. The show I taped (in error) had only a few clips of
the wedding and not the song. Do any of you know what it was and the
author? My friend said it was Russian but that's all I know.
Thanks to all
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